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The Longest Thread Of Football (The Other Teams)
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Rorschach
Fanny Walden
Re: The Longest Thread Of Football Talk (The Other Teams)
That's Reading fudged then.
That's Reading fudged then.
thfcsteff
Teddy Sheringham
Re: The Longest Thread Of Football Talk (The Other Teams)
I knew it was risky but seriously, that cannot be true! Really? Wow...
I knew it was risky but seriously, that cannot be true! Really? Wow...
thfcsteff
Teddy Sheringham
Re: The Longest Thread Of Football Talk (The Other Teams)
Tragic really...why oh why can't these fools just get on with their lives in a professional manner? As for Tulisa (sp?)? Put it this way; that's the fast-track to a short career.
Tragic really...why oh why can't these fools just get on with their lives in a professional manner? As for Tulisa (sp?)? Put it this way; that's the fast-track to a short career.
I
indianspur
Guest
Re: The Longest Thread Of Football Talk (The Other Teams)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/reading/results
IMO one of the most deserved doubles ever. Only 1 loss in 9 since xmas and it shows just how good we are that we are the ones that beat them.
Check out United's home record, too. We are the only team to have taken anything from Old Trafford.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/reading/results
IMO one of the most deserved doubles ever. Only 1 loss in 9 since xmas and it shows just how good we are that we are the ones that beat them.
Check out United's home record, too. We are the only team to have taken anything from Old Trafford.
Re: The Longest Thread Of Football Talk (The Other Teams)
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/view/297599/Frank-Lampard-left-in-limbo/
Amazing that Chelsea want to let Lampard go. United will snap him up, IMO. Not good news for the rest of the EPL.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/view/297599/Frank-Lampard-left-in-limbo/
Amazing that Chelsea want to let Lampard go. United will snap him up, IMO. Not good news for the rest of the EPL.
O/T Waterlogged pitch
Our deadline day signing of every window ever scored last night. But forget that and look at the pitch (and the celebration)!
I can't believe this game happened.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=taM_owK3hFE#!
Our deadline day signing of every window ever scored last night. But forget that and look at the pitch (and the celebration)!
I can't believe this game happened.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=taM_owK3hFE#!
BushHillSpurs
Banned
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...utline-which-fan-chants-are-unacceptable.html
The Ibrox faithful were criticised after they were caught on camera belting out a string of sectarian anthems and other unacceptable songs during Saturday's Irn-Bru Scottish Football League Third Division match at Berwick.
Club bosses even issued a statement half way through the Glasgow side's 3-1 win at Shielfield expressing their concern over the chants.
And broadcasters ESPN also made an on-air apology to viewers who were offended by the supporters' actions as they screened the match live.
McCoist today urged fans to "behave" while following the Light Blues but suggested it might help supporters if they were told exactly what songs they were and were not allowed to sing.
He said: "If that eradicates the problem, then I'm all for it - absolutely all for it.
"Anything that would move us forward and eradicate that problem that we had at the weekend would be helpful.
"It might seem like a drastic measure but if it helps, then I don't have a problem with it at all. In fact, I'd encourage it."
Uefa issued Rangers with a 40,000 euros (£35,180) fine and banned its fans from travelling to Sweden for the club's Champions League qualifier against Malmo last season after they were charged with sectarian singing during a Europa League match at PSV Eindhoven in March, 2011.
But McCoist insists the club has been stringent in its work to rid its support of the sectarian element.
"The club has taken giant strides to move forward," he said. "The vast, vast majority are of that opinion and that is what we want.
"There is no place for yesterday's songs in the modern game, we all know that. They are unacceptable and there is no place for them in a modern society.
"We are doing our best to move forward and some massive, massive steps have been taken. The weekend was obviously a disappointment but I'm not going to get too carried away with that disappointment because we want to keep moving forward again.
"I don't have any doubts that the majority of our fans want to leave those days behind us.
"We will move forward, because we have got a phenomenal fan base who have been nothing short of fantastic this season. The vast majority of them know what is expected, because they are representing the club as well.
"It's important that they behave themselves and the club has a good image moving forward.
"I want them to come and sing the songs that get the Rangers team going but support them in the proper manner. That is exactly what we want.
"I'm very hopeful that this is just a minor hiccup."
Rangers return to the scene of their only league defeat of the season when they face Stirling Albion at Forthbank tomorrow night.
Brian Allison struck for the Binos in a stunning 1-0 win back in October but since then the Ibrox men have gone on to open up a 22-point lead at the table summit.
That has now put them potentially within six wins of the title but McCoist insists his only focus is finally winning in Stirling.
He said: "That was the venue of our only defeat this season and I can obviously remember it well. It was a very disappointing performance. Certainly it was one of the blacker days of the season so far.
"So we will know what to expect. Even at Ibrox I thought Stirling played well and made it difficult for us.
"But we are just concentrating on winning the league, not where or when we win it. I haven't even looked at when it could happen.
"Let's be quite frank about it. We have got ourselves in a great position to go on and win the title. Hopefully that is the case, and if it is, hopefully it is sooner rather than later."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...utline-which-fan-chants-are-unacceptable.html
The Ibrox faithful were criticised after they were caught on camera belting out a string of sectarian anthems and other unacceptable songs during Saturday's Irn-Bru Scottish Football League Third Division match at Berwick.
Club bosses even issued a statement half way through the Glasgow side's 3-1 win at Shielfield expressing their concern over the chants.
And broadcasters ESPN also made an on-air apology to viewers who were offended by the supporters' actions as they screened the match live.
McCoist today urged fans to "behave" while following the Light Blues but suggested it might help supporters if they were told exactly what songs they were and were not allowed to sing.
He said: "If that eradicates the problem, then I'm all for it - absolutely all for it.
"Anything that would move us forward and eradicate that problem that we had at the weekend would be helpful.
"It might seem like a drastic measure but if it helps, then I don't have a problem with it at all. In fact, I'd encourage it."
Uefa issued Rangers with a 40,000 euros (£35,180) fine and banned its fans from travelling to Sweden for the club's Champions League qualifier against Malmo last season after they were charged with sectarian singing during a Europa League match at PSV Eindhoven in March, 2011.
But McCoist insists the club has been stringent in its work to rid its support of the sectarian element.
"The club has taken giant strides to move forward," he said. "The vast, vast majority are of that opinion and that is what we want.
"There is no place for yesterday's songs in the modern game, we all know that. They are unacceptable and there is no place for them in a modern society.
"We are doing our best to move forward and some massive, massive steps have been taken. The weekend was obviously a disappointment but I'm not going to get too carried away with that disappointment because we want to keep moving forward again.
"I don't have any doubts that the majority of our fans want to leave those days behind us.
"We will move forward, because we have got a phenomenal fan base who have been nothing short of fantastic this season. The vast majority of them know what is expected, because they are representing the club as well.
"It's important that they behave themselves and the club has a good image moving forward.
"I want them to come and sing the songs that get the Rangers team going but support them in the proper manner. That is exactly what we want.
"I'm very hopeful that this is just a minor hiccup."
Rangers return to the scene of their only league defeat of the season when they face Stirling Albion at Forthbank tomorrow night.
Brian Allison struck for the Binos in a stunning 1-0 win back in October but since then the Ibrox men have gone on to open up a 22-point lead at the table summit.
That has now put them potentially within six wins of the title but McCoist insists his only focus is finally winning in Stirling.
He said: "That was the venue of our only defeat this season and I can obviously remember it well. It was a very disappointing performance. Certainly it was one of the blacker days of the season so far.
"So we will know what to expect. Even at Ibrox I thought Stirling played well and made it difficult for us.
"But we are just concentrating on winning the league, not where or when we win it. I haven't even looked at when it could happen.
"Let's be quite frank about it. We have got ourselves in a great position to go on and win the title. Hopefully that is the case, and if it is, hopefully it is sooner rather than later."
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
Saudi Sportswashing Machine Sliding Down
Quite literally.
http://www.joe.ie/football/football...atest-ever-feature-at-st-james-park-0034724-1
I can't quite get across how much i love this idea.
Someone get on the line to Boris, should add these to the underground.
Quite literally.
http://www.joe.ie/football/football...atest-ever-feature-at-st-james-park-0034724-1
I can't quite get across how much i love this idea.
Someone get on the line to Boris, should add these to the underground.
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Spur of the moment
Jimmy Neighbour
Re: Saudi Sportswashing Machine Sliding Down
April 1st already?
Briilliant idea!
April 1st already?
Briilliant idea!
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
OT Elliott resigns for sending racist text
Made me laugh, the total taco of a man they always roll out whenever anything racist happens in the world of football gets sacked for being racist himself
Paul Elliott, who was awarded a CBE for his anti-racism campaigning, has resigned from his positions with the Football Association for using a racially offensive term in a text message.
Elliott, the former Charlton and Chelsea defender, admitted using the racial insult ‘n-----’ in a bad-tempered message to another former Charlton defender, Richard Rufus. Both men are black.
Elliott yesterday stepped down from his roles on the FA’s judicial panel and as a nominated member of Uefa committees. He also resigned his position as a trustee of Kick It Out, which campaigns against racism in football.
The 48-year-old, who received the CBE earlier this month for services to equality and diversity in football, said he regretted using the offensive term, which he said sent out “mixed messages”, but accused Rufus of publicising the text messages.
Elliott said in a statement: “Earlier this week, a former friend and business colleague made public a text message I sent him, in which I used a term which is widely known as being derogatory to my own community. I regret using it; it is inappropriate and not part of my everyday vocabulary
“As an advocate of high standards of public behaviour, and integrity in public life, I know the use of this word sends out mixed messages and contradicts my position as a Kick It Out trustee.
“I will continue to be active in other projects in what I believe to be a true and just cause.”
A report in The Sun last Monday, in which details of the message were revealed, said Elliott was angry with Rufus over a failed business venture. The report
said Elliott’s message read “Ur a stupid man n-----”, and a further message said: “You dog. Ur history my friend.” Elliott allegedly ended the argument with a final text reading: “This will follow you scumbag.”
FA chairman David Bernstein said in a statement that Elliott’s position had become “untenable” after the report in The Sun.
Bernstein said: “I wish to
thank Paul for his dedicated and unstinting work, particularly in the area of anti-racism. I am saddened by this turn of events and it is with regret that we accept Paul’s resignation.
“However, the use of discriminatory language is unacceptable regardless of its context and in effect has made Paul’s position untenable.”
Elliott’s resignation prompted a withering response from Joey Barton, the controversial Queens Park Rangers midfielder who said Elliott sat on the disciplinary panel which gave him a 12-match ban at the end of last season. Writing on Twitter, Barton said: “He was taking himself ever so serious back then, with all his clueless FA buddies. Then loses his head and calls another black man a n-----? What a ------- imbecile. I cant help but gloat at his downfall.”
Barton also made reference to unsuccessful civil action taken by Elliott against former Liverpool player Dean Saunders over an injury which ended Elliott’s playing career.
“He’s the same -------- that tried to sue another player for ending his career. What an idiot,” Barton wrote.
Made me laugh, the total taco of a man they always roll out whenever anything racist happens in the world of football gets sacked for being racist himself
Paul Elliott, who was awarded a CBE for his anti-racism campaigning, has resigned from his positions with the Football Association for using a racially offensive term in a text message.
Elliott, the former Charlton and Chelsea defender, admitted using the racial insult ‘n-----’ in a bad-tempered message to another former Charlton defender, Richard Rufus. Both men are black.
Elliott yesterday stepped down from his roles on the FA’s judicial panel and as a nominated member of Uefa committees. He also resigned his position as a trustee of Kick It Out, which campaigns against racism in football.
The 48-year-old, who received the CBE earlier this month for services to equality and diversity in football, said he regretted using the offensive term, which he said sent out “mixed messages”, but accused Rufus of publicising the text messages.
Elliott said in a statement: “Earlier this week, a former friend and business colleague made public a text message I sent him, in which I used a term which is widely known as being derogatory to my own community. I regret using it; it is inappropriate and not part of my everyday vocabulary
“As an advocate of high standards of public behaviour, and integrity in public life, I know the use of this word sends out mixed messages and contradicts my position as a Kick It Out trustee.
“I will continue to be active in other projects in what I believe to be a true and just cause.”
A report in The Sun last Monday, in which details of the message were revealed, said Elliott was angry with Rufus over a failed business venture. The report
said Elliott’s message read “Ur a stupid man n-----”, and a further message said: “You dog. Ur history my friend.” Elliott allegedly ended the argument with a final text reading: “This will follow you scumbag.”
FA chairman David Bernstein said in a statement that Elliott’s position had become “untenable” after the report in The Sun.
Bernstein said: “I wish to
thank Paul for his dedicated and unstinting work, particularly in the area of anti-racism. I am saddened by this turn of events and it is with regret that we accept Paul’s resignation.
“However, the use of discriminatory language is unacceptable regardless of its context and in effect has made Paul’s position untenable.”
Elliott’s resignation prompted a withering response from Joey Barton, the controversial Queens Park Rangers midfielder who said Elliott sat on the disciplinary panel which gave him a 12-match ban at the end of last season. Writing on Twitter, Barton said: “He was taking himself ever so serious back then, with all his clueless FA buddies. Then loses his head and calls another black man a n-----? What a ------- imbecile. I cant help but gloat at his downfall.”
Barton also made reference to unsuccessful civil action taken by Elliott against former Liverpool player Dean Saunders over an injury which ended Elliott’s playing career.
“He’s the same -------- that tried to sue another player for ending his career. What an idiot,” Barton wrote.
Lily White
Clive Wilson
Re: Saudi Sportswashing Machine Sliding Down
Great idea but I have visions of big fat shirtless Geordie blokes wedged on the slide.
Great idea but I have visions of big fat shirtless Geordie blokes wedged on the slide.