The AET Soccer/Football Thread

ladygooddiva

karma defect wrote:

Yeah a bit, but they enjoyed themselves. Probale because it was a bit embarassing.

it´s ok;):)
did you knew that the van de vaarts both an apartment here(not a house) ?

ladygooddiva

ah and sylvie has been voted as the sexiest mother
lovely:):)

Klumpie

I don't hope the baby will come July 9, because July 9 is the final and we may need vdVaart in that match.

ladygooddiva

Klumpie wrote:

I don't hope the baby will come July 9, because July 9 is the final and we may need vdVaart in that match.

he will play when ever the baby comes ...they talked allready about that
i think the Rio and becky did the same

AxlUlrich

speaking of babies..the town of Liverpool had the most babies concieved in May 2005 after our Champions League victory

would any of you guys name yer kids after footie players?

Sometimes

AxlUlrich wrote:

speaking of babies..the town of Liverpool had the most babies concieved in May 2005 after our Champions League victory

would any of you guys name yer kids after footie players?

i'm still not over that result....+ u beat the baggies on the weekend.

BASTARDS!!!!!

AxlUlrich

Sometimes wrote:

i'm still not over that result....+ u beat the baggies on the weekend.

BASTARDS!!!!!

oh hi

WBA were lucky to just lose by 2 goals

Sometimes

AxlUlrich wrote:

oh hi

WBA were lucky to just lose by 2 goals

Cisse hand balled it when he set up Fowlers goal...typical cheating Scousers

Hinny

AxlUlrich wrote:

speaking of babies..the town of Liverpool had the most babies concieved in May 2005 after our Champions League victory

would any of you guys name yer kids after footie players?

Yeah. Robbie Savage. Then watch him get beaten by everyone at school.

AxlUlrich

Sometimes wrote:

Cisse hand balled it when he set up Fowlers goal...typical cheating Scousers

nah..was unintentional unlike fucking Drogba.
even if yer wanna cancel that goal..fine...we still beat yer 1-0 then lol
Alonso's pass was a beauty to set up the second goal.

Baggies visit Villa Park next..should make an interesting derby...the Midlands clubs have been woeful this season

ladygooddiva

AxlUlrich wrote:

speaking of babies..the town of Liverpool had the most babies concieved in May 2005 after our Champions League victory

would any of you guys name yer kids after footie players?

how many players where involved???;)


well i would like to but i wouldn´t call my son rio;)

my man would call me ...

AxlUlrich

ladygooddiva wrote:

how many players where involved???;)


well i would like to but i wouldn´t call my son rio;)

my man would call me ...

no players involved..just fans

yeh dont think i'd name me child after a footie player too lol

ladygooddiva

AxlUlrich wrote:

no players involved..just fans

yeh dont think i'd name me child after a footie player too lol

ok....but how did you know;) lol

i don´t have a child yet and anyways there are allways 2 to choose the name;)

AxlUlrich

woah Brums beat Bolton..this relegation fight is really interesting now
WBA are now 18th

ladygooddiva

THAT'S TORN IT - BIZARRE FOOTBALL INJURIES

ARSENAL defender Steve Morrow celebrated winning the 1993 League Cup final by jumping on team-mate Tony Adams's shoulders. But Adams dropped him and Morrow broke his collarbone.

Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand put his feet up on a coffee table to watch TV and strained a tendon in his knee.

Barnsley midfielder Darren Barnard was sidelined for five months with a torn knee ligament after slipping in puppy pee on his kitchen floor.

Tottenham striker Robbie Keane was with Wolves in 1998 when he ruptured his knee cartilage while stretching to pick up his TV remote control.

Norway defender Svein Grondalen had to pull out of an international in the 1970s after he went out jogging - and collided with a moose.

Spanish keeper Santiago Canizares missed the 2002World Cup finals after he dropped a bottle of aftershave and severed a tendon in his big toe.



Liverpool's Danish keeper Michael Stensgaard was injured for months after he dislocated his shoulder while trying to put up an ironing board.

Brentford keeper Chic Brodie's career was ended in a freak accident in 1970 when he tripped over a terrier which had run on to the pitch after the ball and shattered his kneecap.

ladygooddiva

i can´t put that in my own words;) sorry so cute;)

04/04/2006 10:28
Anton Ferdinand has been one of the shining lights during our first season back in the Premiership, and nobody is prouder than his older brother Rio.

One of the most successful graduates of the Upton Park youth academy - now the world's most expensive defender - spoke exclusively to whufc.com after lining up for Manchester United against his former club at Old Trafford last week.

After recovering from a groin injury, Anton appeared as a 66th minute substitute for Argentine right-back Lionel Scaloni during our 1-0 defeat against the Red Devils and, when asked about the progress of his 21-year-old brother this season, Rio's pride was clear to see.

"I've obviously watched him since he's been growing up as a kid, and he's come a long way since then," said the former Hammers hero. "It would have been nice if he had started the game but it was good to see him come on in the second half.

"When he first got in West Ham's team, he was playing out of position at right-back, and funnily enough he has come on and played there against us.

"When he started out, though, he'd never played at right-back before and people were judging him on that position, which I felt was a little bit unfair. I told him that, when he got his chance in the centre, he had to take it, and he has done that.

"He has adjusted well to the Premiership and, as long as he continues to work hard and show the same attitude, then I'm sure he can go right to the top."

More than five years after leaving Upton Park in an £18million transfer to Leeds United, Rio's affinity for the claret and blue is still strong and he admits to being delighted by the success that Alan Pardew's men have enjoyed since their return to the Premiership.

"I'm so pleased for everyone at the Club and all of the supporters," he said. "I wanted West Ham to stay up, and they've done that, and hopefully now they can enjoy the rest of the season, and perhaps some glory in the FA Cup."

someting i miss;):
http://www.whufc.com/uploads/images/apr_06/whu_1144135502_antonrio1.jpg

Sometimes

AxlUlrich wrote:

nah..was unintentional unlike fucking Drogba.
even if yer wanna cancel that goal..fine...we still beat yer 1-0 then lol
Alonso's pass was a beauty to set up the second goal.

Baggies visit Villa Park next..should make an interesting derby...the Midlands clubs have been woeful this season

Fucking shit is the word, not woeful.

we never beat Villa, i think Pompey will stay up.

AxlUlrich

Sometimes wrote:

Fucking shit is the word, not woeful.

we never beat Villa, i think Pompey will stay up.

Brums are picking up points at the right time too..it's gonna be another entertaining end like last season.
personally i'd hate to see Brums or Pompey go down but one of them has to.
doubt Villa is gonna lose that many points to go down.

Sometimes

AxlUlrich wrote:

Brums are picking up points at the right time too..it's gonna be another entertaining end like last season.
personally i'd hate to see Brums or Pompey go down but one of them has to.
doubt Villa is gonna lose that many points to go down.

in other words u wanna see the baggies relegated. u should want us to stay up, guaranteed 6 points for u next season, two cleans sheets as well....and a major boost to your goal difference. if i was a liverpool fan, i'd be cheering the baggies all the way.

AxlUlrich

Sometimes wrote:

in other words u wanna see the baggies relegated. u should want us to stay up, guaranteed 6 points for u next season, two cleans sheets as well....and a major boost to your goal difference. if i was a liverpool fan, i'd be cheering the baggies all the way.

well not really...but i prefer Brums and Pompey to the Baggies that's all.
if Baggies stay up too Liverpool will be selling Kirkland to them so that might be a bonus for Liverpool as well cos i rather he join WBA than a big club.

i couldnt give a shit that Sunderland are going down..the writing was on the wall for them even before the season started when they signed lower division standard players.
but the others well it will be alittle cruel.