Cricket? fucking cricket?
Wash your mouth out you tart
Formula One? Olympics, whenever that is? Hmm… I don’t mind watching Baseball, although it’s on at the wrong time… Forget cricket.
I used to love coming home from work, pouring myself a drink and watching Score on BBC Interactive on Saturday, with the sound off and the Peterborough game on the radio. Bliss.
I lost in my Fantasy League in the last two game days of the season. To my mother. I was trying to prove that an all-English side would beat her idea of an all-star team. God damn fucking Ronaldo, he got 104 points alone, that’s almost double any English player. Seriously, how can compete with that? Of course, I still love him…
Um, isn’t there like some sort of really important championship finals going on in, oh, about a month or so? 
No
You’re about a decade out there - don’t the years just flow by?
I keep this clipping folded up in my virtual wallet for times like this: Blinkered America is already among the thugs | US sports | The Guardian. I don’t want to hi-jack the thread, but I’ve been to hundreds of football matches in Scotland and London and seen about 3 instances of “hooliganism”.
Damn. Yes - I meant 1983-84.
Your wish came true
I’m just going to rant.
F*ck the team (Man City) for their Saturday display. 8-1 to Middlesborough. You bastards are paid five figure bloody sums not to sulk, pout and generally go AWOL no matter what is going on behind the scenes at your club. And that five figures involves at the very least not screwing with our Euro Fair Play League Uefa Cup place with yellow and red cards.
Gutless lack of professionalism.
Classy.
Just when I was about to tell you there are two things I hate about football. The first is unnecessary disparagement of local rivals and the second is Preston North End.
Did you see them on MOTD?
They just couldn’t give a shit, after it was 2-0 they gave up even pretending to try.
For the first time in my life I’m ashamed of the team I love. It serves them right if they don’t get the UEFA place.
And the team replacing them is likely to be Fulham. It is likely to be announced either tomorrow or in a couple of days once all the marking is sorted out.
So from avoiding relegation to playing in the Uefa Cup next season. Roy Hodgson must be laughing.
I watched MOTD last night, and when Boro-City came up, the intro from Noddy’s best mate mentioned the fair play situation. OK, I thought, the City players will know this, I doubt we’ll see a 50-50 challenge all game. Of course, I hadn’t reckoned on Richard Dunne. Priceless.
Red Devils for the double!
Oh, and Bristol City pulled off a shock win at Palace - come on you Robins, two wins from the Premiership - just like we have been for the past two months or so :).
Pouter. 
Me, I can’t wait to see the France - Italy rematch. Wonder whose nipple is gonna get twisted this time… :eek:
Or Suns yellow card
And bugger the reds
My feelings precisely.
Lacking internet access this weekend I had to rely on Fox Soccer Channel’s coverage of Sunday’s action, meaning a healthy dose of the ubersmug Keith Costigan (the Premiership’ Shannon Sharpe) as I awaited word of Fulham’s fate. Would it kill FSC to show other scores during a game broadcast? Apparently so.
Anyone have any thoughts about what the Cottagers will do in the offseason? I’m assuming Bocanegra and Dempsey are gone. McBride and Keller are aging but were effective late - will they stay? What about Healy and some of Sanchez’s other signings?
Actually, I love the Euro championship. So much better quality than the World Cup usually. And over here, no jingoistic bullshit from talentless commentators.
Hopefully not qualifying will do England some good. And stop them picking Lampard.
Now all I have is a summer of waiting to hear that Barry has been sold to the 'Pool.
And Survey1215, my guess is that FSC is not allowed to show live scores in game under their contract.
#One for the Bristol City,
Two for the boys in red,
Three for the fans down Ashton Gate,
We’ll follow ‘till we’re dead me boys,
Follow ‘till we’re dead!#
OK, so the performance doesn’t exactly bode well for the final, let alone a season of Premiership football, but I’m not going to worry about that for now.
This is Hull’s year so brace yourself. 