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spot on, united and liverpool are fed up with it now! been a good week for you. kuyt is one of those players I really like, gives his all and never complains. He could of waited a week though lol.

whats more worrying is liverpool will probably win more than utd this season...a fact that liverpool mates have been telling me by text and calls for 2 hours.

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off topic from the fa cup today, rumours going round that Tevez may be joining West Ham on loan, surfaced today and *apparently* he is in London with his agent.

cant see it happening personally and i'm a hammers fan, although sky bet have let the odds go from 25-1 to evens within hours..

also would be interesting to see the effect it could have on any squad...

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off topic from the fa cup today, rumours going round that Tevez may be joining West Ham on loan, surfaced today and *apparently* he is in London with his agent.

cant see it happening personally and i'm a hammers fan, although sky bet have let the odds go from 25-1 to evens within hours..

also would be interesting to see the effect it could have on any squad...

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Bloody cock-sucking arse-fucking donkey-w*nking cheating bastards! Blatant fucking handball!

So pissed off. We dominated, although without Ba barely looked like scoring, slight slip-up for their goal, Williamson was unfortunate, Krul had no chance, Simpson was stupid. But that was a ridiculous handball. Not Suarez vs Ghana ridiculous but still ridiculous. That c**t knew what he was doing as well. Cheating scum.

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Bloody cock-sucking arse-fucking donkey-w*nking cheating bastards! Blatant fucking handball!

So pissed off. We dominated, although without Ba barely looked like scoring, slight slip-up for their goal, Williamson was unfortunate, Krul had no chance, Simpson was stupid. But that was a ridiculous handball. Not Suarez vs Ghana ridiculous but still ridiculous. That c**t knew what he was doing as well. Cheating scum.

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Especially when it's done by Liverpool fans. Allegedly.

Because I missed your outrage at the way in which Anton Ferdinand was sent a bullet. You weren't on holiday this morning... I found that disgusting too, as I do that man making monkey gestures if indeed it turns out to be the case.

It's being dealt with anyway but you had to come in again with your self pontificating didn't you? It's a shame because without you, when you were on holiday, this thread had moved back to football with some interesting discussion.

Everyone's bored of the racism discussion, everyone agrees it's wrong. It's really time to move on.

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I remember seeing it on MOTD. Can't remember what year but it's the best I've ever seen. Always brings a smile to my face. The only other footballing clip I can think of that I love as much for humour is Shteve McClaren speaking in a Dutch accent.

Haha, did you see Sturridge today? If that had been Nani/Suarez/Ronaldo/Drogba we would never hear the end of it!

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I don't have any more interest in Liverpool doing it than, at the moment, most the stink is coming out of your shitty disgraceful fucked up club.... and most the stink is of your own fucking making... I will admit to enjoying rubbing your noses in it... :)

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I don't have any more interest in Liverpool doing it than, at the moment, most the stink is coming out of your shitty disgraceful fucked up club.... and most the stink is of your own fucking making... I will admit to enjoying rubbing your noses in it... :)

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