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United beat Liverpool 1-0 and moved four points clear of them in second place with a last minute header from Rio Ferdinand in a largely disappointing match. Liverpool will feel aggrieved at leaving Old Trafford empty handed after dominating possesion and creating the best openings with Cisse somehow blasting over the bar with the goal at his mercy, Gerrard firing wide and Crouch's shot well blocked by Brown. United pushed forward as the game seemed certain to end in stalemate and Rooney had a flashing shot which just went past the post. It was Ferdinand who had the final say though, heading past Reina from Ryan Giggs free kick to win the game.

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And no Vidic yet :(

The whole Serbia supporting Man Utd now, funny

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John

That UTD pic, could feature in UP THE ARSE CORNER in VIZ :)

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i want a piss test

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John Sludden wrote:

United beat Liverpool 1-0 and moved four points clear of them in second place with a last minute header from Rio Ferdinand in a largely disappointing match. Liverpool will feel aggrieved at leaving Old Trafford empty handed after dominating possesion and creating the best openings with Cisse somehow blasting over the bar with the goal at his mercy, Gerrard firing wide and Crouch's shot well blocked by Brown. United pushed forward as the game seemed certain to end in stalemate and Rooney had a flashing shot which just went past the post. It was Ferdinand who had the final say though, heading past Reina from Ryan Giggs free kick to win the game.

Great header but...

Why was the pitch in such shit condition as though they took a tip from Burton Albion? There was only one side with a midfield out there today and lucky Cisse thought he was playing rugby. Squeaking the big games 1-0 at home is good but there's got to be more than that..

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ChrissMari wrote: i want a piss test

Good news - you've passed!

:evil4:

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the ugliest bunch of horrible bastards to ever celebrate a goal.

ferdinand the camel brown the caramac richardson the inbred half caramac & gary neville the dead man walking

gobshites all of them

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john kershaw wrote: the ugliest bunch of horrible bastards to ever celebrate a goal.

ferdinand the camel brown the caramac richardson the inbred half caramac & gary neville the dead man walking

gobshites all of them

Morning Kershaw!:(

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Bonzette wrote:

john kershaw wrote: the ugliest bunch of horrible bastards to ever celebrate a goal.

ferdinand the camel brown the caramac richardson the inbred half caramac & gary neville the dead man walking

gobshites all of them

Morning Kershaw!:(

:angry2::shades: :shades:

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john kershaw wrote: the ugliest bunch of horrible bastards to ever celebrate a goal.

Yeah, the entire female populus of the UK were all hoping Liverpool would get a last minute goal instead. From the head of Carragher. Just to see Carragher, Crouch, Finnan and Riise all hugging and a-holdin' one another!

Straight off the catwalk too, those boys!

:love2:

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john kershaw wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

john kershaw wrote: the ugliest bunch of horrible bastards to ever celebrate a goal.

ferdinand the camel brown the caramac richardson the inbred half caramac & gary neville the dead man walking

gobshites all of them

Morning Kershaw!:(

:angry2::shades: :shades:

:laugh: I know how you feel!

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Benitez: "We had chances to win the game. Cisse had a great chance when he was in front of the goal under no pressure. We need to finish the chances we create but all we can do now is concentrate on the next game."

Time to raffle that useless f***er's arse out the door Rafa, imho..

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Steve Lea wrote: Benitez: "We had chances to win the game. Cisse had a great chance when he was in front of the goal under no pressure. We need to finish the chances we create but all we can do now is concentrate on the next game."

Time to raffle that useless f***er's arse out the door Rafa, imho..

Cisse the burnt cornish pastie was indeed useless and totally ineffective.:thumbdown:

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john kershaw wrote:

Cisse the burnt cornish pastie was indeed useless and totally ineffective.:thumbdown:

:abovelol: Thats the funniest thing Ive heard all year! Couldnt get away with it down here mind you...

Nine days to ship his boney ass on to Lyon and get a team player and finisher all wrapped up in one.

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Jamie Carragher, Liverpool's Bootle-born defender is being honoured for his local charity work and the fine example he sets young people.

He becomes only the second person to receive the accolade of THE FREEDOM OF SEFTON and will have the honour bestowed on him by the Mayor of Sefton, Councillor John Walker, at a private ceremony in his hometown.

(i'd love to know who the first person was) (anyway, he lives in bleedin Southport dunhe)

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Steve Lea wrote:

john kershaw wrote:

Cisse the burnt cornish pastie was indeed useless and totally ineffective.:thumbdown:

:abovelol: Thats the funniest thing Ive heard all year! Couldnt get away with it down here mind you...

Nine days to ship his boney ass on to Lyon and get a team player and finisher all wrapped up in one.

haha. just being observant. in the same way that Abel Axavier looks like King Neptune and Martin Keown looks like Topoff the Monkey from Pipkins

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john kershaw wrote: Jamie Carragher, Liverpool's Bootle-born defender is being honoured for his local charity work and the fine example he sets young people.

He becomes only the second person to receive the accolade of THE FREEDOM OF SEFTON and will have the honour bestowed on him by the Mayor of Sefton, Councillor John Walker, at a private ceremony in his hometown.

(i'd love to know who the first person was) (anyway, he lives in bleedin Southport dunhe)

Southport is part of Sefton I think anyway. Cheer up John at least we kept Arsenal at bay for you.

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PHD wrote:

john kershaw wrote: Jamie Carragher, Liverpool's Bootle-born defender is being honoured for his local charity work and the fine example he sets young people.

He becomes only the second person to receive the accolade of THE FREEDOM OF SEFTON and will have the honour bestowed on him by the Mayor of Sefton, Councillor John Walker, at a private ceremony in his hometown.

(i'd love to know who the first person was) (anyway, he lives in bleedin Southport dunhe)

Southport is part of Sefton I think anyway. Cheer up John at least we kept Arsenal at bay for you.

in a match i decided to part with £7 to watch on Prem Plus. I fell asleep on the couch at the start of the 2nd half. but at least i saw Beatties good goal. What's wrong with Arsenal away? a totally different team to the one at Highbury. which is good!!!:clap:

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john kershaw wrote:

What's wrong with Arsenal away? a totally different team to the one at Highbury. which is good!!!:clap:

they can only play on that 5-a-side pitch at Highbury.

gonna be fucked next season :)

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yeah.

they should do away with the oppositions half at Highbury, and just play on half a pitch.

mind you, it still wouldn't affect that motionless statue like crowd of theirs. i'm talkin about the stand across the other side of the pitch as you see it on tv, by the wheelchair section. no one moves. they are just a bunch of dead bodies in seats. check it out.

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john kershaw wrote:

(anyway, he lives in bleedin Southport dunhe)

No, not too far from me in L23, he lives in Blundellsands.

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