markem

Yeah mate,the same team that pissed the league, won a cup, got to the final of another after beating the scum and played arguably some of the best football in a decade.
We should still be alright
Intae these cunts!! 3-1 the Queens eleven.

Even in the group games he was average yet the pundits/commentators were constantly talking about what a good game he had.  
He's been honking tbh 

Another strand to the Ronaldo/Messi debate............International honours for Ronnie.

Any day now Pogba is going to have the type of game that justifies the price tag......still waiting.

I said after the World Cup two years ago it was a very weak tournament and Germany won almost by default. Well I feel it has been proved. Lets be honest, this European Championship has been brutal.
National football is utterly fucked due to the mess of domestic football. Prima-donnas being paid fortunes for  wearing a club shirt.
The most impressive performances have came from Italy. Not because they have a great squad, infact, its poor in comparison to 12 years ago, but because they were tactically astute and reactive. They still lost to a vulnerable German side.
If Italy had been braver v Germany they'd be lifting a trophy tonight.
I'm generally a fan of International tournaments , but I'm glad this is over.

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Betfair. They have pretty much every player to be carded first, anytime or sent off. Personally I prefer anytime as you get the chance to win more than once if you spread it over 3/4 players. Of course you don't always win but it at least adds a bit of interest, especially in the last 20 with tackles flying in as players get desperate!

Can't see past Germany.  I think the French will get to the final and all the build up will be about them winning it then they'll fall short.
Hopefully all the home nations have a good tournament.  The English press have started to hype England up again.  They stopped for the last few tournaments when they realised they made complete tits of themselves when they got punted out but they seem to be getting their knickers wet over Vardy and Kane.  England to fail at the quarters for me.
Above all I'm just hoping the tournament passes without incident and no innocent fans are put in danger by any jihadi cunts.  I can't see the whole tournament passing without at least 1 incident unfortunately.

Not quite 
The poster on FF, his bird and Bartons bird are pals / acquaintances. The message above was what was said by Bartons bird to my mates partner.
Oldest wean about to start school and he'd have to be moved again 2 or 3 years from now + all her family are close by and as said, she's not keen on him staying up in Glasgow on his own (can't see the problem there myself  ).

If you were Joey and visiting this site I am not sure you would.

SEAN Dyche has told Joey Barton he can have as long as he needs to decide on his future as the midfielder remains in talks with Scottish side Rangers.
The 33-year-old was in Glasgow on Saturday to look around Rangers’ Murray Park trainingground, and he has been offered a two-year deal by the Ibrox side.
Two weeks ago Barton said he was keen to stay at Turf Moor, but wanted more than the one-year deal that was on the table from Burnley at the time.
"We'll give him as long as he needs,” Dyche said on Goals on Sunday. “He took time to come to us last year, there were a couple of different things and he wanted to make sure it was the right place and environment.
"He's got some deep thoughts on what he thinks is correct. I've worked with him, not against him, one of the first things people said was 'how are you going to handle him?'
“I've said all along, he's a man, not a boy, his contract runs out this summer, he knows our position on it and he's got his chance to look around and do what he needs to do.
"I've absolutely no problem with Joey, he's been terrific for me, terrific around the place, but he's a man and he's got his own future in his hands and he'll make a decision on that.”
Dyche insisted Barton knew where he stood with the Clarets with regards to an offer of a new contract, and was within his rights to discuss a move elsewhere.
"He knows where we stand on it, we do actually speak to these people,” added the Clarets chief.
"We've been open with our conversations with him, and his advisor, but he's still got his chance to look around and that's what players do nowadays.
“They're open minded to what's out there.”
Rangers’ head of recruitment Frank McParland was the man who bought Barton to Burnley last summer when he was the sporting director at Turf Moor.
The Glasgow giants are back in the Scottish Premier League next season and Dyche believes their interest in Barton shows they are trying to compete in 2016-17.
“Fair play to Rangers, it shows the clout they have, because if they're talking to him, he's not cheap,” Dyche added.
“It shows their intentions if they see it as viable, they must be backed well.”
 

Their demise brings me great joy 
Let's hump them in the final and the whole world can join us at pointing and laughing at them hibsing it... Again 

lads listen enjoy it tonight but lets all agree not to give them a hard time at hamden.........
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“There’s only probably Celtic and ourselves who have a realistic chance of winning everything – we are still in the Scottish Cup, still in the League Cup and we can still win promotion,” observed Stubbs.
 

“There’s only probably Celtic and ourselves who have a realistic chance of winning everything – we are still in the Scottish Cup, still in the League Cup and we can still win promotion,” observed Stubbs.
 

“There’s only probably Celtic and ourselves who have a realistic chance of winning everything – we are still in the Scottish Cup, still in the League Cup and we can still win promotion,” observed Stubbs.
 

“There’s only probably Celtic and ourselves who have a realistic chance of winning everything – we are still in the Scottish Cup, still in the League Cup and we can still win promotion,” observed Stubbs.
 

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“There’s only probably Celtic and ourselves who have a realistic chance of winning everything – we are still in the Scottish Cup, still in the League Cup and we can still win promotion,” observed Stubbs.
 

“There’s only probably Celtic and ourselves who have a realistic chance of winning everything – we are still in the Scottish Cup, still in the League Cup and we can still win promotion,” observed Stubbs.
 

“There’s only probably Celtic and ourselves who have a realistic chance of winning everything – we are still in the Scottish Cup, still in the League Cup and we can still win promotion,” observed Stubbs.