Flight Posted May 4, 2009 Posted May 4, 2009 Morgan just went up in my estimation; wasn't hard, to be fair. My 10-point guide to beating Red Swine Flu My contracting of this disease could not have come at a worse time. My health, like that of so many Arsenal fans, has been decimated by nine months of repeated attacks on my immune system from red-blooded antibodies sourced to unlikely places like Hull, Stoke and Fulham. Now, just when I thought I was finally building up my strength again, I get hit by this potentially cataclysmic viral assault. And, with just two days until I receive my final diagnosis at the Emirates Stadium, there are only two questions that really matter. Is there a cure and can I avert death? The answer, I am relieved and delighted to inform you, is yes. So here is my 10- point guide to surviving Red Swine Flu. 1. Take out the carrier. Every killer virus has a catalyst and in this case it is the Chief Porker himself, Sir Alex Ferguson. Everything stems from him. My recommendation is to dose his chewing gum with magnesium citrate, the fastest working laxative in the pharmaceutical business. 2. Swine are greedy and they don't come greedier than Cristiano Ronaldo. To nullify his undoubted threat every Arsenal supporter must toss a £50 note into the air each time he step-overs his way down the wing and watch his pockmarked little snout go crazy. 3. Perhaps the most dangerous of all swine is the Rooney. More compact than normal, with a larger head and shorter legs, it's a very strong, feral beast with limited cerebral mass but extremely dangerous if left to roam. Only way to deal with it is equally savage - I recommend an Alexander Song haymaker tackle in the first minute. 4. Swine are sometimes known as hogs, which is particularly appropriate in the case of the Carrick. This lanky, gormless-looking crossbreed (he used to reside in the East End of London) hogged the damn ball all flaming night last Wednesday and must be deprived of such possession again. Which means YOU, Senor Fabregas, have to get stuck into him a bit more. Comprende? 5. Swine will eat literally anything that gets in their way - even other swine, if they are physically weaker. Unfortunately, as witnessed at Old Trafford, this latter category currently includes the enfeebled Diaby and Nasri. Either bulk them up with steroids or tell them they're being deported if they bottle it again. 6. Dimitar Berbatov is perhaps the laziest swine in Premier League history but is deadly if stirred. My recommendation is simple: Let him remain stationary in the middle of our half all game where he'll be quite happy unless provoked. 7. Swine are traditionally slow. Especially those called O'Shea. So the best way to defeat them is to run rings round them. We need to stick ants in Theo 'fastest land mammal' Walcott's shorts, switch him to the left wing, and watch him erupt like Usain Bolt on acid. 8. Swine are dumb. So we have to be less dumb. Which, given the way Emmanuel Adebayor treats the offside rule, is not going to be easy. Just. Stay. Onside. You. Great. Gangly. Imbecile. 9. Older swine develop sharper intuition and must be treated with more caution. Particular attention must be given to the rare, ginger workhorse, the Scholes, and the hairy-chested Welsh high-speed trotter, the Giggs. 10. When swine are distressed they oink, a persistent moaning sound. United are world-class at this, led by oinker-in-chief Ferdinand. With the oinking comes indiscipline. And the best way to start them oinking is to score an early goal. I suggest this is done by unleashing Van Persie in the direction of the ageing, increasingly suspect, Van der Sar.
Jarg Armani Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 who decided that this parasite knows enough about football to have a column? hope he dies.
Falconhoof Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 Its an embarrassing piece of writing, makes me cringe.
Stanley Leisure Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 So what lessons can be learned from this thread?
Bailo Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 So what lessons can be learned from this thread?Piers Morgan and Flight must be killed.
Kvarme Ate My Food Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 So what lessons can be learned from this thread? people called Piers don't really like football.
Murphman Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 This Piers Morgan is the same fella who resigned after fake pictures of tortued Iraqi's appeared in The Mirror? He caused outcry and much distress with his blatant and deliberate lies. The media bosses allow him a brief sabbatical out of the spotlight and here he is again, On Tv in the papers, his star is rising as he forces his way back onto centre stage to spout even more nonsense and bile, absolute c*nt of a man. Who does he remind you of?
Des Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 This Piers Morgan is the same fella who resigned after fake pictures of tortued Iraqi's appeared in The Mirror? He caused outcry and much distress with his blatant and deliberate lies. To be fair, he thought the pictures were genuine. And anyway, it's since been proved that the British govt were complicit in torturing suspects.
Kvarme Ate My Food Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 I actually thought the Mirror was a good paper under his editorship (I though I'd made that word up, but my spell check is having it).
smithdown Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 To be fair, he thought the pictures were genuine. And anyway, it's since been proved that the British govt were complicit in torturing suspects. Except they didn't look genuine at all, feckin rubbish in fact. First glance at the front page and they looked pony. Did more harm than good by lashing badly composed hoax pictures up but there you go. He's an upright pig himself, not surprised he pretends to support the arsenal.
Kvarme Ate My Food Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 I think we'll all agree that he's a first-class c*** like
stressederic Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 Piers Morgan is an uber-c***. The only time I want to see a reference to his name in the press is alongside the words "... has been killed in a rhino buggery accident."
Swipe Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 Jesus, that's desperate "comic" writing! Poor effort. Oh, and he's a bellend.
muleskinner Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 He wrote a really c**** article about Rafa not long back too. He's an all round a******.
smithdown Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 9. Older swine develop sharper intuition and must be treated with more caution. Particular attention must be given to the rare, ginger workhorse, the Scholes, and the hairy-chested Welsh high-speed trotter, the Giggs. Jesus, that's desperate "comic" writing! Poor effort. This should be remembered when he snuffs it and his obituary is being written.
John am Rhein Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 Piers Morgan is a c*nt who deserves to be killed. He is but so are Man United
Murphman Posted May 5, 2009 Posted May 5, 2009 Matty? Its Matty isnt it? I meant Kelvin McKenzie actually, they're both c*nts but not in Matty's league.
Stevie H Posted May 6, 2009 Posted May 6, 2009 as with littlejohn he's finally arrived at his spiritual home.
Stevie H Posted May 6, 2009 Posted May 6, 2009 incidentally i'd pay money to see usain bolt run while he was on acid. morgan has clearly never taken acid.
Knox_Harrington Posted May 6, 2009 Posted May 6, 2009 Jesus, that's desperate "comic" writing! Poor effort.Harsh on Stressederic.
Cheesecake Posted May 6, 2009 Posted May 6, 2009 Piers? Piers? is that really his name? Piers as in sounds like Pearce or Pierce?Maybe its my eyesight but when I saw his name previously I though he was called 'Pliers' oh well, my bad! I had always envisaged a mechanic sayiing 'Pass me the Pliers Morgan' as Morgan is a first name in my experience!
fyds Posted May 7, 2009 Posted May 7, 2009 people called Piers don't really like football.That's claassist, unfair - but more than likely very true.
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