Champions at last wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 21, 2020 4:12 pm

God is an Englishman wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 21, 2020 3:59 pm

Rangers - yeah, I'd prefer the champions league game then.

Actually, who are both teams playing in this final?

Millwall

Then the CL would be more enjoyable as I know he's not good enough for that level and Millwall should have an easier game

Rangers - yeah, I'd prefer the champions league game then.

Actually, who are both teams playing in this final?

Does anyone actually have a childhood dream of playing in the champions league? I would think most young players today would, as it is now seen by many as the Premier level of International Club Football. I would think most people would dream of playing for their country, in a world cup, world cup ...

Does anyone actually have a childhood dream of playing in the champions league? I would think most young players today would, as it is now seen by many as the Premier level of International Club Football. I would think most people would dream of playing for their country, in a world cup, world cup ...

B.Toomer wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 20, 2020 5:24 pm

No, I think I've got it right. Both Scottish clubs with leanings the way I said.

Which flags fly from the roof of Ibrox and septic park?

eagleboy wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 20, 2020 3:30 pm

God is an Englishman wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 10:57 pm

B.Toomer wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 4:43 pm

Wrong. Rangers are an English leaning club & Celtic an Irish leaning club.

A British club beat an Irish club.

As a fisherman its always good to catch a big fish and a bottom feeder on the one hook.

You call it fishing, I call it educating B Toomer.

Does anyone actually have a childhood dream of playing in the champions league?

B.Toomer wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 4:43 pm

Wrong. Rangers are an English leaning club & Celtic an Irish leaning club.

A British club beat an Irish club.

Bomber wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 8:51 am

Good wins over evil - every now and then

The law needs to change and make it a punishment that fits the crime.

A forward can dive, risking at worse a booking. If he successfully cheats then the defender could be sent off.

Harsher punishments are the only way to stop it.

Pity he didn't stay axed. Cost us the game. He was rubbish and he took an horrendous touch, but there's something seriously wrong with the way fouls are being given in the modern game. I'm all for stopping the dangerous follow through when a tackler goes through the ball directly in line with the p...

Pity he didn't stay axed. Cost us the game.

Del Boca Vista wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 14, 2020 1:04 pm

ahahahahahaahahahahahahaha english people pretending others taught them about deception. oh my days

Capital E for English, have some respect. Silly australian.

Probably not, so whilst we don't know as we are not on the training ground, it's a fair conclusion to draw that the foreigners have taught those cheats to dive. love the contradiction....since you admit that you dont know whats happening on the training ground, it would be an UNFAIR conclusion to d...

Bomber wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 12, 2020 12:04 pm

Cracking draw with the All Blacks. Should have won it though - thickness of one post! Early days but younger team, new coach and Wallabies might be on the way up for a change. We'll see.

I'd say COULD HAVE won it, not SHOULD HAVE. Great performance by the aussies though, surprised me.

ahhhh...I can see what you did.... you want to change the conversation away from...."the naughty foreigners taught the English how to dive" to "the naughty foreigners do it more often" I happen to agree that its become more prevalent in the EPL as the game has gone global (movement of players/great...

cause your assertion is inaccurate/wrong. weve already confirmed that English players were diving and subsequently getting a reputation in the First Division, prior to the ban on foreign players being lifted. This surely contradicts your statement that it was 'foreigners who taught them'... others ...

MegaBonus wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 13, 2020 9:59 pm

well, im happy for you to go back on you original statement.

Why would I go back on it?

nah.....still dont buy it... maybe the link is the: * increase in popularity of the First Division/EPL * greater access to televised games * etc etc Either way the notion that diving for penalties is a purely foreign import should be dismissed for the empty generalisation that it is. Footballers in...

nah...dont buy it...its always been there... nevertheless, to learn something is one thing.....to chose to use it is another....no one forced them...except the time when Hoddle instructed Owen to fall easily in the penalty area... No, it definitely hasn't. Obviously, there has been the occasional p...

MegaBonus wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 12, 2020 9:33 pm

Im pretty sure he's learnt from the best eg Young, Ali, Rashford, Kane and Vardy to name a few....

Who in turn learnt from foreigners.

MegaBonus wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 12, 2020 12:58 pm

talking about Henderson...looks like hes caught the diving bug....

To be expected these days unfortunately, the foreigners have taught them.

Did you play professionally in Europe? You've never mentioned that before.

Of course it is the aggregate of everyone. However, it is still a maximum wage as if you decide to play all amateurs bar one, that one person could only earn the salary cap. Thus, there would be a maximum wage. Very true. How many amateurs do you know that play for League 1 or 2 clubs? None, but th...

Of course it is the aggregate of everyone. However, it is still a maximum wage as if you decide to play all amateurs bar one, that one person could only earn the salary cap. Thus, there would be a maximum wage.

I see the clubs voted in favour of salary caps for season 20/21 . But the players union PFA is looking at a legal challenge . Let's hope the legal challenge is successful, England is not a communist country. Are salary caps basically equivalent of maximum wage? Uk had that - and it wasn’t communist...

Mr Red wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 6:35 am

A teenager has been banned 12 games for racially abusing an opponent in a junior soccer match – with the victim also copping a suspension for his response to the slur.

What is going on out there?

Parent admitting that the victim was using foul and abusive language.

ozzie owl wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 08, 2020 12:32 pm

I see the clubs voted in favour of salary caps for season 20/21 . But the players union PFA is looking at a legal challenge .

Let's hope the legal challenge is successful, England is not a communist country.

Where is the pressure coming from? And of course there is a legal challenge, the players weren’t involved in discussions. The pressure is coming from the FA and EFL bosses/owners who have not had any cut to their own salaries. Where has your information come from that they have not taken any pay cu...

Interesting adjectives used to describe people. Puppets My 2 dollars worth, I never blame the people in charge of AUFC W teams. They can only do what they can, They are restricted by money the AUFC sends their way. Over the most few years I have observed the AUFC W and whilst the pay equity, raised...