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kdsub -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 9:56:23 AM)

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Oh yeah, NG, I see Ben Haim isn't moving after all.  You're buying Calum Davenport instead.  Butch, please note: Davenport broke his neck in a football match less than a year ago and is back playing.  Siss boom ra that!


When Davenport puts on a little weight...then runs full speed with his average 260 lbs and hits another 260 lb man  running full speed in the opposite direction head first...over and over  then I will say he is not a comparative sissy.

PS... he would be smarter though.

Butch




philosophy -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 10:04:40 AM)

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When Davenport puts on a little weight...then runs full speed with his average 260 lbs and hits another 260 lb man  running full speed in the opposite direction head first...over and over  then I will say he is not a comparative sissy.



...you've clearly not seen a rugby scrum.




GreedyTop -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 10:15:08 AM)

YAY!! it's OVER!




RealityLicks -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 11:07:26 AM)

They think it's all over... it is now.




NorthernGent -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 11:48:33 AM)

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I'm keen to see how Tal Ben Haim is going to work out up there - top defender.



Did well at Bolton, that's where Sbragia knows him from - but that was a good 4 years ago. Just seen him on Sky being interviewed - he looks like a right fat knacker (at least 2 stone overweight). To be honest, a lot of the lads I know who follow Sunderland are scratching their heads wondering what the fuck we're doing buying a player who couldn't get a game at Man City, where you can pretty much drive a bus through their back four.

Davenport? Again, hardly one to whet the appetite, and no better than what we already have on the books. The problem we have is a lack of balance in the middle of the pitch, and that's what we really need to sort out. Tainio is a class act, and makes the holding role in front of the back four his own. Then we have 3 lads Richardson, Steed and Andy Reid who are all good enough at that level, but are similar types of players and don't give us any width. It was there for all to see yesterday - we played some good football in patches, but looked ragged at times - against a very poor Geordies side, too (the worst I've seen for a good 15 years).

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I'd love those who consider it a sissy game to face Roy Keane on the pitch.  What an education that would be, eh?



Haven't you heard? The Yanks are supermen.




NorthernGent -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 11:54:12 AM)

Oi Butch, I actually watched the first hour last night....I couldn't sleep so I thought I may as well put it on and see what's what.

To be fair, it ain't that bad a game, but that's coming from someone who can pretty much watch any sport apart from golf.

Had to laugh at the showbiz element - what happened to just playing the game for the love of the game? Has it always been so celebritified?





Emperor1956 -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 11:59:31 AM)

Kittin, your son is going to grow up loving football.  Its the Yank's revenge.

As for me?  I spent "Superbowl Sunday" in a long, loving, marathon session of rope bondage and other delights with my darling Cupcake.  Best way I know to celebrate "America's Game".

E.




RealityLicks -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 12:04:37 PM)

Right enough, Ben Haim is a black cat after all.  He was mad to move to Chelsea under Grant and he's obviously gotten a bit lazy.  Mario Melchiot did the same for a lot longer but the side he skippers now is doing alright.  And I see you haven't mentioned George Mc Cartney or Anton, that Keano nabbed off us - - not rate them?




LaTigresse -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 12:06:40 PM)

It wasn't available on the satellite service at the farm. I was heartbroken.......le' sigh.

I was able to spend that time watching a documentary a friend taped for me on Iran, that I've been wanting to watch and get back to him. Then I watched a movie lent to me by another friend, "The Dark Knight" and now shall speak rudely of the dead. If that was such a dark brooding role it drove Heath Ledge to the edge of the abyss, requiring substancial self medication...........the boy was a wussie. Don't get me wrong, the movie was okay and Heath definitely did a stellar job. I just don't see why it was something to get all weirded out about. So the joker guy was abused and went wacko.

I watched "There Will Be Blood" again on Saturday night and was, again, admiring Daniel Day Lewis's acting. Now THAT was a dark and complex role. I would seriously want to cheer myself up after playing that character.




NorthernGent -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 12:12:10 PM)

Ferdinand has done a good job for us - was outstanding yesterday - didn't put a foot wrong. McCartney has been in and out with injuries, but we knew what we were getting with him as we sold him to West Ham. Both decent buys who improved our side no end. The main thing for us is that we're making steady progress, and we have money to spend in the summer.





kdsub -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 12:45:20 PM)

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ORIGINAL: NorthernGent

Oi Butch, I actually watched the first hour last night....I couldn't sleep so I thought I may as well put it on and see what's what.

To be fair, it ain't that bad a game, but that's coming from someone who can pretty much watch any sport apart from golf.

Had to laugh at the showbiz element - what happened to just playing the game for the love of the game? Has it always been so celebritified?




I have to admit American Football is sometimes more of a spectacle then a sport. A worship of violence, mayhem and testosterone with lots of “Look at me” moments.

Butch




Vendaval -> RE: apparently theres some sporting event or other... (2/2/2009 3:09:36 PM)

Now that's a moment I would like to see on American TV!  [:D]


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