
Lando_Griffin wrote:In a nut shell people - Moris is a bitter, twisted, egotistical, cocky b*stard. He would cream his pants if we offered Shitski Gerrard, JC and Alonso, and he can't hack the fact that we are concieveably able to stuff the c*nts and send them into the UEFA cup. It's all mind games, and a feeble attempt to ruffle our lads' feathers.
Well you may be at the top of the Premiership you punk-assed hussy, but the one you really want - the Champions League - WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, AND WE ARE SH*TTING ON YOUR HEADS YOU F*CKING ARROGANT LOSER.
Now go and sh*g a pit-bull you a*se bandit, so it cant rip the tiny balls from your groin and scoff them with a portion of bisto.
I FERKING HATE, HATE, HATE, HATE, HHHHHAAAAATTTTTEEEEE JOSE F*CKING MOURINHO.
YOU ARE THE SADDEST, LOWEST PILE OF RAT-SPUNK IN THE HISTORY OF WORLD FOOTBALL. GO AND KILL YOURSELF YOU BIG-HEADED B*STARD.![]()
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Lando_Griffin wrote:In a nut shell people - Moris is a bitter, twisted, egotistical, cocky b*stard. He would cream his pants if we offered Shitski Gerrard, JC and Alonso, and he can't hack the fact that we are concieveably able to stuff the c*nts and send them into the UEFA cup. It's all mind games, and a feeble attempt to ruffle our lads' feathers.
Well you may be at the top of the Premiership you punk-assed hussy, but the one you really want - the Champions League - WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, AND WE ARE SH*TTING ON YOUR HEADS YOU F*CKING ARROGANT LOSER.
Now go and sh*g a pit-bull you a*se bandit, so it cant rip the tiny balls from your groin and scoff them with a portion of bisto.
I FERKING HATE, HATE, HATE, HATE, HHHHHAAAAATTTTTEEEEE JOSE F*CKING MOURINHO.
YOU ARE THE SADDEST, LOWEST PILE OF RAT-SPUNK IN THE HISTORY OF WORLD FOOTBALL. GO AND KILL YOURSELF YOU BIG-HEADED B*STARD.![]()
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Ola Mr Benitez wrote:Jose Mourinho believes that Michael Owen and Newcastle United are a perfect match.
The wobbling table-toppers welcome United to Stamford Bridge on Saturday and Mourinho is mindful of the threat that the England striker could potentially pose.
Owen has experienced a personal renaissance since returning from Real Madrid, with his two goals against Argentina on Saturday capping a fantastic start to the campaign.
In all competition, Owen has now notched seven goals in his last eight games, a return which has prompted the Chelsea manager to praise Newcastle for bringing the former Liverpool marksman back to The Premiership.
"Michael Owen and Newcastle were major protagonists in the transfer window and the scenario was perfect for both of them," he said.
"A Real Madrid striker who was also an important player and automatic choice for the English national team. His previous club, Liverpool, in the picture and Newcastle in search of success.
"Newcastle bought him for £17 million and there were 20,000 fans there, going mad at his unveiling. Everything was perfect.
"Also, because they were in the market for Owen, they were also able to sign Albert Luque from Deportivo La Coruna, another great player. Those signings showed the potential of the club and the ambition of their dealings."
The controversial Portuguese coach then went on to express his bewilderment at Liverpool's lack of enthusiasm in trying to woo Owen back to Anfield, as he continued: "Liverpool waited until the last available minute to conclude their summer deals.
"I recognise that Chelsea’s economic power puts us in a privileged position. But, as I believe in structure and organisation, I find it difficult to understand that type of desperate dealing."
Meanwhile, Chelsea are reportedly lining up a £12 million bid for Feyenoord striker Dirk Kuyt.
It is said that the club's director of youth development, Frank Arnesen, has already spoken to the 25-year-old about a possible move to West London as a possible replacement for the troubled Hernan Crespo.
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Looks like hes poking his nose in but does he have a point.
1. Should we have broke the bank for Micheal Owen
2. If not should we have bought our suppose target Dirk Kuyt before someone else beat us to it?
3. Do we really need another striker with the talent we have?Will they cut in the premiership
Lando_Griffin wrote:In a nut shell people - Moris is a bitter, twisted, egotistical, cocky b*stard. He would cream his pants if we offered Shitski Gerrard, JC and Alonso, and he can't hack the fact that we are concieveably able to stuff the c*nts and send them into the UEFA cup. It's all mind games, and a feeble attempt to ruffle our lads' feathers.
Well you may be at the top of the Premiership you punk-assed hussy, but the one you really want - the Champions League - WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, AND WE ARE SH*TTING ON YOUR HEADS YOU F*CKING ARROGANT LOSER.
Now go and sh*g a pit-bull you a*se bandit, so it cant rip the tiny balls from your groin and scoff them with a portion of bisto.
I FERKING HATE, HATE, HATE, HATE, HHHHHAAAAATTTTTEEEEE JOSE F*CKING MOURINHO.
YOU ARE THE SADDEST, LOWEST PILE OF RAT-SPUNK IN THE HISTORY OF WORLD FOOTBALL. GO AND KILL YOURSELF YOU BIG-HEADED B*STARD.![]()
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bigmick wrote:The only even slightly intersting aspect of Mourhinho's latest outburst is the possibility that Crespo looks likely to become available. It won't be easy to persuade him that Liverpool is the place to be, more difficult still to pay his wages but if we could, God if we could.
Like I said on a previous thread, he would completely change the way our team plays and would elevate us to a new level altogether. He is in my humble opinion, an absolutely fantastic player.
Ola Mr Benitez wrote:bavlondon wrote:This is nothing but another "should we have got MO thread", and quite frankly no i dont.
This is not ANOTHER , we should have bought MO thread.
I raised it as I think he actually makes some interesting points. Now don't get me wrong, I agree with most on here he spouts a lot of sh|te most of the time, but if we are a club as big as we would like to think we are, should we not have been more decisive in the transfer market?
Is it purely down to money now?? Probably. but there where not many happy posters here after the transfer window closed, I'm hopeing that after the next we are all a lot happier.
I think Raffa is doing a good job, but he needs money to take us to the next step.
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