The AET Soccer/Football Thread

ladygooddiva · January 2006

i hope two things rio should play
and united wins yea i belive:D:p;):)

go reds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

amentvedder · January 2006

Keane's wife is a slapper
She's unemployed..
And when she's shagging keano
She thinks of Krissy Boyd

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/9746/0528177750010mt.jpg

ladygooddiva · January 2006

amentvedder wrote:

Keane's wife is a slapper
She's unemployed..
And when she's shagging keano
She thinks of Krissy Boyd

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/9746/0528177750010mt.jpg

i don´t care
how do you know that did you ask her:D

ladygooddiva · January 2006

TODAY:Blackburn Rovers v United

and I can watch it yeappy!!!
they will win BELIVE me

i feel so good so nice....:D

so just work and than up to 6 hours later

whooooooooooooooo:p;););)

AxlUlrich · January 2006

amentvedder wrote:

Keane's wife is a slapper
She's unemployed..
And when she's shagging keano
She thinks of Krissy Boyd

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/9746/0528177750010mt.jpg

lol good one

ladygooddiva · January 2006

Intriguing Tie In Prospect

Our Carling Cup semi-final against Blackburn is a very intriguing tie on paper and I'm really looking forward to it.

We’ve got the back-up of the home leg to come and that’s important. We don’t have to go all out and win at Ewood Park tonight, I'd be happy with a draw. Blackburn are confident and playing good football at the moment.

Mark Hughes is one of Old Trafford's all-time legends so he knows a lot about United and the way we play – he proved it when they beat us here in the Premiership. They'll be buoyed by that victory and I'm sure Sir Alex will put out a strong team to counter their confidence.

Blackburn's Style

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I think Blackburn have shaken off the reputation they had last season for ugly, physical football. Hughesie was desperate for results then and he needed to shore up the back four because it was leaking goals freely. They've stopped leaking goals now and started to score goals. I saw their game against West Ham and they’re playing more attractive football this season. Blackburn are looking to hit the top ten this time around and I think they can do it.

Key Opponents

Craig Bellamy is the one we'll have to watch. He'll always trouble you with his pace. I’m sure Wes Brown will be deployed to put in one or two strong challenges on him.

Robbie Savage is a whole-hearted, high energy player who's a nuisance to opponents but good to have in your team.

Brad Friedel's an excellent goalkeeper. I got his gloves after the game against West Ham, he’s a nice lad. Until recently, I think he was very underrated but he’s now getting the plaudits he deserves. His performance against us at Ewood Park last season was unbelievable, probably one of the best in his career.

Hughesie has got a decent back four now with people like Lucas Neill at right-back and the centre-back Andy Todd, a strong character who's not to be messed with.

Paul Dickov is like a blue-bottle fly, he’s everywhere – you need pest control to get rid of him! I’m a big fan of his and I don’t think people give him the credit he deserves. He works his socks off and doesn’t give the opposing defenders time to settle on the ball. He defends from the front, which all good teams should do.

You also have to be wary of Morten Gamst Pedersen. He’s doing well at Blackburn.

United's Form

Forget the Burton Albion game, we’ve been playing well recently, winning eight games and drawing three in our last eleven. Arsenal wasn’t a great game but we did well there. We won’t be in fear of Blackburn but we’ll be wary of what they did to us earlier in the season.

I’m confident we can get a result at Ewood but a lot will depend on the side Sir Alex puts out. He’s mixed and matched in the Carling Cup so far and given opportunities to some of the younger players. But I think tonight’s team will consist of a decent strikeforce. I think Wayne Rooney will play, and he might persevere with Louis Saha.

United's New Signings

Everyone's big next to me but Nemanja Vidic is certainly a big guy, he’s massive. Patrice Evra, meanwhile, looks as though he’ll come in and play straightaway. I think that’s the best way to come into a club sometimes, play in a match and get used to your team-mates from day one. I’ve been there myself… on about 55 occasions!

We've also been linked with Thomas Gravesen but I don't think we need that type of player. He's a ball-player, not the hardman that some people seem to think he is. It's obvious but we still need someone in the Roy Keane mould.

Mickey Thomas, 11 January 2006

AxlUlrich · January 2006

out of curiosity..does anyone actually read all this pile of Manure crap posted ?

COME ON ROVERS!(for tonight) haha!

ladygooddiva · January 2006

AxlUlrich wrote:

out of curiosity..does anyone actually read all this pile of Manure crap posted ?

COME ON ROVERS!(for tonight) haha!

some do belive me go red devils!!!!

AxlUlrich · January 2006

ladygooddiva wrote:

some do belive me go red devils!!!!

i honestly think you're the only one hahaha
i think only 2-3 jammers here give 2 craps aboot Manure...the rest of us have taste and support better clubs

hopefully i wont be too bored and catch the Manure game..i think Blackburn will win it if Manure play a reserve side as planned.

ladygooddiva · January 2006

AxlUlrich wrote:

i honestly think you're the only one hahaha
i think only 2-3 jammers here give 2 craps aboot Manure...the rest of us have taste and support better clubs

hopefully i wont be too bored and catch the Manure game..i think Blackburn will win it if Manure play a reserve side as planned.

manchester united is a good club

well and i support two united and hsv and bought are not craps:p

i will catch it and we will win ...

AxlUlrich · January 2006

ladygooddiva wrote:

manchester united is a good club

well and i support two united and hsv and bought are not craps:p

i will catch it and we will win ...

manure suck

HSV are good..Manure still suck

sure..they will win like how you said they would last Sunday?
oops...no win there

ladygooddiva · January 2006

AxlUlrich wrote:

manure suck

HSV are good..Manure still suck

sure..they will win like how you said they would last Sunday?
oops...no win there

i know i support them since i walk on this planet

but united doesn´t suck not for me
in that we will never be ...what ever i love and support hsv and united

well i didn´t knew that our youngsters messed up like they did
but hey i look further:p
today WE Gonna Win

ladygooddiva · January 2006

on saturday it´s manchester united vs manchester city..........

ladygooddiva · January 2006

Tue 03 20:00 Arsenal A Prem 0 - 0 Report
Sun 08 16:00 Burton Albion A FACUP 0 - 0 Report
Wed 11 20:00 Blackburn Rovers A CC -
Sat 14 12:45 Manchester City A Prem -
Wed 18 20:05 Burton Albion H FACUP -
Sat 21 15:00 Liverpool H Prem -
Wed 25 20:00 Blackburn Rovers H CC -
February 2006
Wed 01 20:00 Blackburn Rovers A Prem -
Sat 04 15:00 Fulham H Prem -
Sat 11 15:00 Portsmouth A Prem -
Sat 25 15:00 West Ham United H Prem -
March 2006
Sat 04 15:00 Wigan Athletic A Prem -
Sat 11 15:00 Newcastle United H Prem -
Sat 18 15:00 West Bromwich Albion A Prem -
Sat 25 15:00 Birmingham City H Prem -
April 2006
Sat 01 15:00 Bolton Wanderers A Prem -
Sun 09 15:00 Arsenal H Prem -
Sat 15 15:00 Sunderland H Prem -
Mon 17 15:00 Tottenham Hotspur A Prem -
Sat 22 15:00 Middlesbrough H Prem -
Sat 29 15:00 Chelsea A Prem -
May 2006
Sun 07 15:00 Charlton Athletic H Prem -

ladygooddiva · January 2006

Win Tickets To Old Trafford For The Liverpool Clash

To celebrate the launch of UNICEF's new campaign, Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS, UNICEF UK Youth Voice is offering you the chance to win two tickets to United's crucial Premiership clash with Liverpool at Old Trafford.

The club is a big supporter of UNICEF and is backing the campaign to protect children from the affects of HIV and AIDS. Many people believe that AIDS is a disease that only affects adults, but every minute of every day, one child dies and four children lose a parent because of AIDS.

Rio Ferdinand joined a host of famous faces to the launch the campaign, saying: "I have seen with my own eyes the devastating effect that HIV/AIDS is having on children. We at Manchester United are committed to supporting UNICEF's global campaign, and ask the world and our fans to please join us to Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS."

Young people are playing a big role in the fight against AIDS. 13-year-old Tumi, from Lesotho, in Africa, helped UNICEF to launch the campaign in the UK. She's not HIV positive, but one in three children in her country is.

"If children continue dying like they are, the world will end very soon" she said. "Governments cannot just look away. Future generations need saving."

The competition to win the match tickets for the game which is on Sunday 22 January, kick-off 16:00 GMT is open to young people under the age of 18 who live in the UK. The winner must be accompanied by a responsible adult. The cost of standard class train travel to the match will be refunded.

To win, simply tell us, in fifty words or less, why you think young people in the UK should support UNICEF's campaign, Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS.

Click here to submit your entry including your name, age, address and phone number.

The closing date is Monday 16 January

tucker carlson · January 2006

"David is an extremely good player and his right foot is the best in the world," Eriksson said. "For crosses, long passes, short passes, free kicks and corners, he is number one. But he is an all-around player, too. He can defend, he has two big lungs for running up and down for 90 minutes and he is a good man and a good captain"

wow the english coach was right on.......couldn't have said it better myself

ladygooddiva · January 2006

yeap can be but you´ve so many good players now ....

AxlUlrich · January 2006

Liverpool have agreed a deal with Brondby for Daniel Agger, with the defender on Merseyside to undergo a medical.

The European champions have held a long-term interest in the Denmark international as Rafa Benitez looks to add a centre half to his squad.

Benitez has now advanced that admiration after The Reds agreed a deal in principle with Agger's club Brondby.

It is rumoured that Liverpool will stump up £5.8 million for the defender, who played against England in a friendly at the start of the season.

The finishing touches are being put to the transfer and Benitez outlined how long he has been tracking the 21-year-old.

"Daniel is a player we have been following for a long time," Benitez told the Liverpool Echo.

"We first spoke to Brondby about the player when we were in Monaco playing the Super Cup final. At that time, their chairman said he wasn't for sale.

"We've been told he's one of the best centre halves in Denmark for 20 years. A lot of scouts have spoken highly of him and there has been lots of interest from other clubs.

"People will remember he played particularly well in an international against England earlier this season. We'd already watched and asked about the player before then.

"That match surprised a lot of people, but it confirmed to us he could play at a particularly high level, which is why we've continued to follow him."

Agger has missed Brondby's training camp in Spain to complete his switch to Anfield, with Benitez enthusing over his impending recruit.

"He will be an option for the first team within a short space of time," added Benitez. "First he will need to improve his physical condition, but then he will put both Sami and Carra under pressure for their place. This is an area where we've had no competition until now.

"He can't play in the Champions League, but when you sign a player who's only 21-years-old, he is for the future of the club, not for a competition in which we have a maximum of seven games left."

Liverpool's deal for Agger is likely to disappoint another Premiership club - believed to be Tottenham - who were also chasing the stopper.

Brondby director Per Bjerregaard told TV2: "It is correct that at least two Premier League clubs are interested in Agger.

"But who it is, I don't want to reveal."

amentvedder · January 2006

AxlUlrich wrote:

Liverpool have agreed a deal with Brondby for Daniel Agger, with the defender on Merseyside to undergo a medical.

The European champions have held a long-term interest in the Denmark international as Rafa Benitez looks to add a centre half to his squad.

Benitez has now advanced that admiration after The Reds agreed a deal in principle with Agger's club Brondby.

It is rumoured that Liverpool will stump up £5.8 million for the defender, who played against England in a friendly at the start of the season.

The finishing touches are being put to the transfer and Benitez outlined how long he has been tracking the 21-year-old.

"Daniel is a player we have been following for a long time," Benitez told the Liverpool Echo.

"We first spoke to Brondby about the player when we were in Monaco playing the Super Cup final. At that time, their chairman said he wasn't for sale.

"We've been told he's one of the best centre halves in Denmark for 20 years. A lot of scouts have spoken highly of him and there has been lots of interest from other clubs.

"People will remember he played particularly well in an international against England earlier this season. We'd already watched and asked about the player before then.

"That match surprised a lot of people, but it confirmed to us he could play at a particularly high level, which is why we've continued to follow him."

Agger has missed Brondby's training camp in Spain to complete his switch to Anfield, with Benitez enthusing over his impending recruit.

"He will be an option for the first team within a short space of time," added Benitez. "First he will need to improve his physical condition, but then he will put both Sami and Carra under pressure for their place. This is an area where we've had no competition until now.

"He can't play in the Champions League, but when you sign a player who's only 21-years-old, he is for the future of the club, not for a competition in which we have a maximum of seven games left."

Liverpool's deal for Agger is likely to disappoint another Premiership club - believed to be Tottenham - who were also chasing the stopper.

Brondby director Per Bjerregaard told TV2: "It is correct that at least two Premier League clubs are interested in Agger.

"But who it is, I don't want to reveal."

Regular in the Denmark team and regarded as one of the best young defenders in Europe..lol! wot i remember about him is Everton wanting him

amentvedder · January 2006

AxlUlrich wrote:

out of curiosity..does anyone actually read all this pile of Manure crap posted ?

COME ON ROVERS!(for tonight) haha!

I gotta say i friggin hate united boooooooo ..celtic mark 2!
mon the Blackburn!

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