MaquisardArchie's penalty Ale to bylo po Polsku wiec chyba nie zrozumieli tego i pozwolili mu to zrobic.
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"Go to buy ale from a Polish witch, who is chubby and zrozumly. If you go, I possibly will say moo to Zrobic"

by Royal Lady » 01 Mar 2010 19:39
MaquisardArchie's penalty Ale to bylo po Polsku wiec chyba nie zrozumieli tego i pozwolili mu to zrobic.
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"Go to buy ale from a Polish witch, who is chubby and zrozumly. If you go, I possibly will say moo to Zrobic"
by Rex » 01 Mar 2010 19:46
by parky » 01 Mar 2010 20:05
by Avon Royal » 01 Mar 2010 20:13
by Maquisard » 01 Mar 2010 20:15
Avon Royal He could have beheaded a ball boy and it still wouldn't have prompted a caution from that ref. I seriously think he left his cards in the car.
by toppy » 01 Mar 2010 20:25
Avon Royal He could have beheaded a ball boy and it still wouldn't have prompted a caution from that ref. I seriously think he left his cards in the car.
by Dirk Gently » 01 Mar 2010 20:30
toppyAvon Royal He could have beheaded a ball boy and it still wouldn't have prompted a caution from that ref. I seriously think he left his cards in the car.
We suggested the dressing room in the first half, but with none in the second we assumed he'd left them at home.
by Avon Royal » 01 Mar 2010 20:38
Dirk GentlytoppyAvon Royal He could have beheaded a ball boy and it still wouldn't have prompted a caution from that ref. I seriously think he left his cards in the car.
We suggested the dressing room in the first half, but with none in the second we assumed he'd left them at home.
He's always like that. Remember him not sending off Paddy Kenny for clearly handling outside the box?
by parky » 01 Mar 2010 20:42
Dirk GentlytoppyAvon Royal He could have beheaded a ball boy and it still wouldn't have prompted a caution from that ref. I seriously think he left his cards in the car.
We suggested the dressing room in the first half, but with none in the second we assumed he'd left them at home.
He's always like that. Remember him not sending off Paddy Kenny for clearly handling outside the box?
by Franchise FC » 01 Mar 2010 22:01
parkyDirk Gentlytoppy
We suggested the dressing room in the first half, but with none in the second we assumed he'd left them at home.
He's always like that. Remember him not sending off Paddy Kenny for clearly handling outside the box?
Its not a sending off offence
by Dirk Gently » 01 Mar 2010 22:06
parkyDirk Gently He's always like that. Remember him not sending off Paddy Kenny for clearly handling outside the box?
Its not a sending off offence
by wolsey » 01 Mar 2010 22:17
Dirk GentlyparkyDirk Gently He's always like that. Remember him not sending off Paddy Kenny for clearly handling outside the box?
Its not a sending off offence
It is if it prevents a clear goalscoring opportunity, as it did on this occasion.
by robb the royal » 02 Mar 2010 11:48
Dirk GentlyparkyDirk Gently He's always like that. Remember him not sending off Paddy Kenny for clearly handling outside the box?
Its not a sending off offence
It is if it prevents a clear goalscoring opportunity, as it did on this occasion.
by SLAMMED » 03 Mar 2010 03:41
by rollsy » 03 Mar 2010 05:28
by Rex » 03 Mar 2010 08:44
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