GOOGLE is in talks to buy YouTube for an estimated $1.6 billion (£850 million) in a deal that would net the video website’s co-founders hundreds of millions of pounds.
The internet search company has a $10 billion war chest and is pursuing YouTube as it looks to build on its fledgeling Google Video business by acquiring the industry leader.
Roger Kay, president of Endpoint Technologies, a US consultancy firm, said: “A deal between Google and YouTube would make huge sense. Video is the new frontier and if Google can lock up the most popular video site, it is on to a great thing.
“There is huge potential for video on the internet as improvements in technology allow higher resolutions, larger frames and higher frame rates. Video is immediate and it speaks to everyone.”
The talks are at a very early stage and could lead nowhere. However, if a deal is struck it would mark an extraordinary accumulation of wealth for Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim, co-founders of YouTube. It would also give Sequoia Capital, the Silicon Valley venture capital firm that has invested at least $11.5 million in the business, a superb return on its capital. Sequoia’s past investments include Google and Yahoo!
Since it was founded in a garage less than two years ago by three former staff of PayPal, eBay’s electronic payment unit, YouTube has become by far the most visited video site on the internet. It surpassed 20 million users in May and has added a further 14 million since. Its 34 million viewers watch about 100 million videos a day on the site. Microsoft’s MSN Video site, the second biggest player, has about 12 million users.
YouTube began as a site dedicated to video clips uploaded by its users. But last month it signed a deal with Warner Music that gives its users free access to songs and videos from its entire stable of artists, including Madonna and Green Day.
But Google would also inherit problems as well as benefits if it buys the company. Last month Doug Morris, the chief executive of Vivendi’s Universal Music Group, told his investors that “copyright infringers” such as YouTube and MySpace “owe us tens of millions of dollars”. Mr Morris was referring to the use of pop songs as background music in YouTube amateur videos as well as the Universal artists’ own productions on the website.
YouTube also faces competition from other video providers such as Microsoft, Yahoo! and MySpace, which all seek to win a share of this lucrative market. Of the founders, Mr Hurley is now chief executive and Mr Chen is chief technology officer. Mr Karim has left the company. Both companies declined to comment on the talks.
Here's to the GooTube.
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The ugly side of the 'beautiful game'
Jon Carter
The ugly side of football has already been revealed by the BBC's corruption reportage in recent weeks and as if the game needed any more fuel adding to the fire, Didier Zokora's impression of a dying swan to win a penalty against Portsmouth has re-opened the debate over 'diving' as well.
We've known for a long time that footballers are not averse to trying to con the referee. Nothing new there. But it's surely now a case of straws and camels, enough is enough. Something needs to be done about it.
While the most blatant divers in the Premiership are getting somewhat of a reputation, and are under close scrutiny, simulation persists. The problem it seems, is that there is no retrospective punishment available for cheats.
A diver can be punished on-field with the award of a yellow card and rightly so. But if the ruse pays off and the referee is conned into giving the decision, there is nothing that can be done.
The clubs' blind loyalty to their players ensures that no internal action is taken against the culprits. Martin Jol's defence of Zokora is typical of the majority of managers.
'He assured me that he didn't dive', said the Tottenham boss. 'He said he was off-balance and fell down when Pedro Mendes challenged him. I believe he was off-balance because I know this player and I have to believe what he says.'
No surprise there, a manager has no choice but to back his players. But the authorities have no such loyalty to keep. Why is it then that a ban can be issued retrospectively for Ben Thatcher's forearm smash on Mendes but not Zokora's deception?
Ok one event was far more serious than the other one and I'm not suggesting that a diving should carry the same length ban as violent conduct, but surely these kinds of incidents should all be grouped in the same category. Cheating.
Once a player is found guilty of bad sportsmanship, you take the kind of offence, be it violent conduct, simulation, card waving or verbal abuse and issue the relevant action. Football's dark side does not just include the divers, unfortunately there's a whole host of actions that are not in the spirit of the game and have been allowed to creep into it over the past decade.
One cannot imagine, for example, the likes of Gary Lineker, Stuart Pearce or Tony Adams writhing around in agony only to bounce up again after the award of free-kick.
Recently UEFA have tried to clamp down on certain areas of the game. Imaginary card waving is now to be punished with a yellow card for the offender.
Crowding around the referee has also been dealt with. Now at least one accomplice will get booked as well as the initiator. Granted it has taken 6 years since the infamous Roy Keane/Andy D'Urso incident at Old Trafford in 1999 for something to be done, but at least it's a step in the right direction.
UEFA have also taken a stance on dissent - carding a player for any verbal abuse against the referee. They'll never be able to give the referee a live microphone feed as they do in rugby, but if it limits the abuse that officials have to suffer every week then it's certainly a positive move.
Even time wasting has had the once-over. FIFA have stepped in by ruling that players who prevent an opponent taking a throw-in, free kick, corner kick, or delay the restart after a goal is scored, will be booked. In theory this will act to speed up the game, but the reality is that referees still take a lenient stance unless the offence is obvious to the point of stupidity.
So why are the authorities so against trying to stamp out diving in football? They've done reasonably well in targeting the other murky areas of the game, why not diving? The reason given is that FIFA class diving as 'a discretionary decision' and this doesn't fall under their policy of only reviewing 'obviously incorrect decisions'.
So the red card that should have been given to Ben Thatcher against Portsmouth can be issued retrospectively, plus a ban for violent conduct; but because the referee made a choice to give the penalty rather than book Zokora for diving, the player cannot be punished after the game.
Poor old Mendes. Not only was he on the wrong end of Ben Thatcher's elbow, he was also on the wrong end of Chris Foy's penalty decision against Tottenham. Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp vented his anger, saying: 'Why can't the fourth official, who is wired up to the referee, have a monitor by the side of the pitch and tell the ref what really happened? The boy dived and the penalty has cost us dear. People say diving has become too frequent but it has always happened. Surely we should use the technology to stamp it out and put things right.'
Easy to say in hindsight and when your team has lost, but the calls for technology cannot be ignored anymore. A fourth official with a video monitor would have sorted that decision out in 10 seconds. No penalty, book Zokora and Portsmouth don't end up losing the game 2-1.
If the same player is found to be constantly diving, as Didier Drogba was accused last season, then a longer ban, maybe a fine, should be introduced for 'bringing the game into disrepute'.
Fair play to Drogba, who has since cleaned up his act. There is no room in football for the type of player who constantly tries to con the referee.
Perhaps a 'three-strikes' policy could be implemented across the board. Found guilty of diving three times and you get a three match ban. Found guilty of violent conduct three times and you're banned for three months. And so on&
This wouldn't take the authority away from the referee, who would still be well within his rights to send off a player for use of an elbow, or book a player for simulation; but would simply act as a deterrent for those who think they can get away with it.
Television replays would help the referee and would not undermine their authority. If the ref gets it right then there's no need to use technology, and if a decision needs correcting then it can be. Referees are only human after all.
Cheating has been part of the game for so long now that there seems to be a general acceptance of it. Mendes knew he hadn't touched Zokora, but rather than risk getting sent off for dissent he was forced to accept the decision. An innocent was punished and the guilty got off scot free, even picking up the Man of the Match award.
If football is so keen to clean up its image, they could start with what happens on the pitch. What better place to begin?
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The baby is the couple's second child. Their daughter, Liberty, was born seven weeks prematurely weighing 3lb 6.5oz in April 2003. Mr Swales said: "He called me just after the birth. He was ecstatic to have a boy and a girl.
"Mother and baby are doing OK and they will be in hospital until the end of the week." The couple have not named their son, Mr Swales said.
Congratulations are definitley in order for a true United legend. Come on Fergie, sign the kid already!
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1. Women wear high heels to bed.
2. Men are never impotent.
3. When going down on a woman 10 seconds is more than satisfactory.
4. If a woman gets busted masturbating by a strange man, she will not scream with embarrassment, but rather insist he have sex with her.
5. Women smile appreciatively when men splat them in the face with sperm.
6. Women enjoy having sex with ugly, middle-aged men.
7. Women moan uncontrollably when giving a blowjob.
8. Women always orgasm when men do.
9. A blowjob will always get a woman off a speeding ticket.
10. All women are noisy fucks.
11. People in the 70s couldn't fuck unless there was a wild guitar solo in the background.
12. Those tits are real.
13. A common and enjoyable sexual practice for a man is to take his half-erect penis and slap it repeatedly on a woman's butt.
14. Men always groan "OH YEAH!" when they cum.
15. If there are two of them they "high five" each other. (and the girl isn't disgusted!)
16. Double penetration makes women smile.
17. Asian men don't exist.
18. If you come across a guy and his girlfriend having sex in the bushes, the boyfriend won't bash seven shades of shit out of you if you shove your cock in his girlfriend's mouth.
19. There's a plot.
20. When taking a woman from behind, a man can really excite a woman by giving her a gentle slap on the butt.
21. Nurses love to suck patient's cocks.
22. Men always pull out and masturbate at the end.
23. When your girlfriend busts you getting head from her best friend, she'll only be momentarily pissed off before joining in and fucking the both of you.
24. Women never have headaches... or periods.
25. When a woman is sucking a man's cock, it's important for him to keep reminding her to "suck it".
26. Assholes are always clean.
27. A man ejaculating on a woman's butt is a satisfying result for all parties concerned.
28. Women always look pleasantly surprised when they open a man's trousers and find a cock there.
29. Men don't have to beg.
30. When standing during a blowjob, a man will always place one hand firmly on the back of the kneeling woman's head and the other proudly on his hip.
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You're probably going like "thats 1 hand i wont be shaking" but hmmIn all seriousness this in actual fact is pretty neat. The dude had his arm reattached after it was torn off in a tragic accident, but when it became infected, doctors had to re-amputate it to treat the ailing limb and stump. The arm was attached to his groin, which kept the limb alive by feeding it blood through its veins and arteries while doctors worked to cure the infection on the stump it was taken from. It was later successfully reattached. I'm gonna have to give in to the future biomed engineer in me. How fuckin neat is this. I'm beyond impressed to say the least. My money's on this being reenacted in an episode of Grey's Anatomy. Tackled By The Red Devil at 7:49 PM,
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Well thats Miss World Czech Republic, Tatana Kucharova who flashed her knickers minutes into her crowning. Didnt take her long to being a good ambassador now did it. Heh. Anyhow, I posted my picks for the pageant a while back and get a load of this, 2 of my picks made it into the top 3! Fuck yeah!
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You know, it may really seem hard to believe considering all the filth thats made it on T.I.O.T, but i really did start this site as a sports blog and i've realized i really ought to be paying more attention to the chicks in sport today and who better to start with Maria Sharapova, tennis's finest sexport. Tennis, aside from volleyball and netball is probably the one sport which you can always count on to keep churning up the finest chicks in sport. I really ought to work on a post on the finest chicks in sport.Now back to Sharapova and Sports Illustrated, i'm led to believe she's probably one of the few sporting beauties that've actually made the covers of Sports Illustrated. Aside from Kournikova, i'm not sure if i remember if anyone else even came close. I'm not sure if this is a sentiment shared with you guys but im getting so sick and tired of the silicone infested chicks with tits the size of India splashed in our faces in every friggin magazine/website. It might have been hot in the 90's but it sure as hell aint hot no more. Ahh fuck that, lets just focus on how fyne Sharapova is.
Especially with her treating us to such views on court. Heh.
You would think that anyone who'se hitting that ass would be hanging on to it for dear life but no its been rumoured that Andy Roddick gave that ass up. What a fuckin idiot.
Now this just gets better, you'd never be able to guess whom Roddick gave Sharapova up for. Paris fuckin Hilton! Roddick's gotta be the biggest moron alive right now to give Sharapova up to AIDS! I hope federer keeps fucking his chances of winning another grand slam up! Lets end this rant on a happy note, shall we. Here's a link to the rest of the Sharapova images from her Sports Illustrated shoot.
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Thats jus so fucking entertaining. Sure beats the WWE. I would sure love to know what caused the chick rumble to begin with. Big up to the dude's who recorded the vid, i really cant blame him for laughing his ass off recording the free for all. I'd have done the same. So much for spending all that cash on their hair and dresses and shyt. Dumbass bitches! Speaking of which, you could spend hours watchin chicks fight on youtube HERE. Here's a heads up, there are 5754 videos of chick fights on you tube. I kid you not. This might just provide you with days or even weeks of quality entertainment.
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Whorecraft is the first fantasy adult website of its kind to extend stories of sorcery, swords, and fantasy worlds a step further with sex! The team behind Whorecraft is really just a bunch of gamers at heart who wanted to create something different. The whole idea was spawned from playing different computer games and daydreaming of alternate endings for fantasy sex. PERVERTS!
Whorecraft is specifically targeted to anyone who's ever imagined their fantasy world characters coming to life in a sexual way. The idea behind "Whorecraft" was conceptualized by Dez almost a year ago and has been in the making for quite some time. Although Dez came from the adult industry and he is a gamer at heart, so the fusion of these 2 ingredients was inevitable.
Pipe down, you gaming perv's! I know this probably is the most exciting news you lot had since the last warcraft expansion patch's were out and you're probably drooling all over your keyboards and gamepad's just thinking about Whorecraft. Let me wet your appetite further with these stills from the first episode of Whorecraft:
And here's the star cast:
Pretty fyne silicone rich pornstars on show there aiye? 0 Fancy Pitting Your Footballing Knowledge Against Mine?
All i can say to that is GOLI MAAR.
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Yeah, i know that could very well be a topless chick with a hairy bush or even a dude in a speedo. You're not even safe sunbathing in the privacy of your own homes no more cause there's always going to be someone watching which begs the question, has google gone too far?
Pretty neat huh.
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I've got no idea which movie these stills came from but rest assured imma gonna find out. What we have here is J Lo struggling to fit into that really tight dress cause of her phatter than phat booty which i must say has gone into oblivion in recent times. Anyhow her booty's so phat that she actually ripped the dress trying to force it down. Lol, I cant seem to remember the last time i heard bout her ass or even her for that matter.
Update: Watch the vid HERE. Tackled By The Red Devil at 10:07 AM,
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Here's one where he talks to a doctor regarding his STD's.
And here's one where he tours a grocery store with a supermaket manager.
And here's the 2nd trailer for the movie, Borat with him in the states.
27 fuckin days till it releases here in sydney!
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All those feverishly seeking answers to Wayne Rooney's current impression of a lost puppy should direct their questions to Ruud Bossen, Holland. Ever since the referee ridiculously dismissed the Manchester United striker in a pre-season tournament in Amsterdam, Rooney has been assailed by self-doubt.
The red card, brandished when Rooney challenged Porto's Pepe for an aerial ball, is at the root of Rooney's distracted nature. A creature of instinct, a footballer who learnt his game in rumbustious street kickabouts in Croxteth, now fears his naturally combative approach to football leads only to referees' bad books. The street footballer finds himself trapped in a cul-de-sac.
Self-analysis does not come easily to Rooney. Where others would dissect the problem and get their show back on the road, Rooney seems to be wandering through games like a ghost, almost scared to make a challenge for fear of angering another official and triggering another avalanche of reproving headlines.
There were times during Manchester United's Premiership encounter with Newcastle United on Sunday when Rooney was clearly holding back. With Nicky Butt and Scott Parker snapping at his heels, Rooney went into a shell created by Bossen. When such natural moves, as leaping to head a ball, earn censure, no wonder Rooney has had his faith tested.
"If you watch the video, I didn't take my eyes off the ball once," Rooney observed in Amsterdam. "On the way down, my hands brushed against the player. There wasn't much contact but the lad went down and stayed down." Rooney was unfortunate that Pepe milked the accidental contact and Bossen was conned.
When the FA's independent disciplinary commission then added further insult to iniquity and banned Rooney for three games, England's best player must have felt the world was against him.
As Rooney returns from injury and suspension to the England fold, joining up with his colleagues at the squad's Salford base tonight, it is important that this gifted footballer receives help before the Euro 2008 qualifiers against Macedonia on Saturday and Croatia next week. Fortunately, 'International Rescue' is at hand.
Three wise men can turn Rooney's season around, guiding him out of the doldrums and back under the velvet ropes of the limelight club: Steve McClaren, Steven Gerrard and Bill Beswick.
McClaren first. England's head coach has publicly backed Rooney, even castigating the FA for the lack of justice in imposing the three-match ban. A manager who usually refuses to promise sinecures, McClaren has intimated that Rooney is a "fixture" in the side and will automatically return this week.
He will also improve Rooney's spirit and form by deploying him properly. When Sven-Goran Eriksson fielded the convalescent in the World Cup, it was clearly a gamble as Rooney was clinically ready, but not mentally; using him as a lone striker against Portugal compounded the mistake as frustration deepened and the fuse finally started burning, leading to his deserved expulsion.
Against Macedonia and Croatia, McClaren must tell Rooney to play off Peter Crouch, give him licence to attack, to express himself, so dispelling his melancholy on the way.
Rooney's first mission after checking into England's hotel should be to seek out Gerrard. Liverpool's dynamo also has painful experience of the Amsterdam tournament, having been dismissed at the ArenA in 2003. Fortunately, the referee, Rene Temmink, showed some largesse and deliberately did not mention Gerrard's expulsion in his report, so he was cleared to start the season.
Since then, Gerrard has learnt to keep his temper in check, channeling any frustration constructively. Some sound advice from the PFA Player of the Year to the Young Player could provide huge benefits for England.
At some point this week Rooney should have a quiet chat with Beswick, the England team psychologist. Some of Beswick's sayings on how to live with on-field vexations, such as applying the "traffic light test" of pausing for thought before acting, make sense.
Beswick, Gerrard and McClaren can show Rooney the way out of the wilderness.
I can understand the writers point. Ever since that Red Card in pre season, Rooney hasn't had the physical... 'grit' that we expect to see. He doesn't get stuck in, he seems to get the ball and immediatly look for a pass, rather than running at people, nor is he tackling back. Infact the only match i've seen the 'real' Rooney in terms of aggression, was the Benefica match.
I think the card has put a seed of doubt in Rooneys head, not because it was a red, but because it was completely unjustified, and any fool could see it didn't warrant a yellow let alone a red. I think this doubt has also come when he's been unfit, which just highlights his problem.
The Fulham match was very different, first match of the season, knowing that he'd be suspended for 3 matches. Him and Scholes put everything into that match. But if you watch the replay, Rooney wasn't physical, infact Fulham practically ignored Rooney and went for Ronaldo instead.
Here's a link to the article by the Daily Telegraph. It's pretty much spot on. I really do see where the author's coming from. Rooney's lost the physical grit which is so much of his game. He's a totally different player without that grit and determination to get stuck in. Ahh there's not much as else to say really, the authors covered it all. Tackled By The Red Devil at 11:16 PM,
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They put the boobs in Booble, and without them, we're, um, B--ble. Every month our users are picking Booble cover girl of the month. Check them out, and be sure to vote. At the end of the year, we'll ask you to pick a grand prize winner, whose heavenly hooters will earn her $$$ and national exposure. Literally. Check out the booble girls HERE. For the dimwit's out there who've never heard of booble and are completely lost, its as the name suggests, an adult search engine.
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Russia has won the Cape Town 2006 Homeless World Cup, the international street soccer tournament changing lives. Russia beat newcomers Kazakhstan in the finals today by one goal to nil in front of packed crowds at the Grand Parade.
Speaking at the press conference this morning Russia's Captain Shelaevskiy Viatcheslav said, "One of my strongest dreams has been realised. Kazakhstan are our good neighbours and good friends. I will never forget these days. Our main goal when we get home is the creation of a street soccer league. Football helped save me. I've made friends and if anything happens to me, I now have friends to help me."
Kazakhstan's Captain, Kalikov Yergali said: "I am very glad to have participated in this championship, especially in Africa. The venue for the Homeless World Cup gives us huge satisfaction. We are very impressed with the city of Cape Town. Russia are our brothers. Many thanks to sport that unites classes and people."
Here's a list of all the other cups and accolades given out.
The Premier's Cup was won by Kenya
The City of Edinburgh Cup was won by Ireland
The City of Cape Town Cup was won by Zambia
The Big Issue Cape Town Cup was won by Scotland
The INSP Trophy was won by Burundi
Best Fair Play Team to Slovakia
Best Mixed Team to Paraguay
Best Female Player to Lindsay Cooper, Scotland
Best Male Player to Ronald Siame of Zambia
Best Newcomer went to Kazakhstan
Best Goalkeeper went to Elliott Clow of Canada
I find it ridiculous that Malaysia didnt even send a fucking team. I mean like come on, gather up the friggin beggars on the streets and let them kick a ball already for crying out loud. Here's food for thought tho, do the Russians now have to remain homeless in order to defend their trophy come 2010? Here's everything you'd ever need to know bout the Homeless World Cup. Tackled By The Red Devil at 10:23 PM,
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This chick's got talent! You know, if i were a chick, i'd love for her going down on me with d wave. Lol.
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Is it just me or is this tiny bikini fuckin impressive! Its definitely not 1 of those pastease stick on's which makes it all the more impressive. Its an actual 2 piece bikini held in place by really clear fine nylon strands. Check out the bikini's evolution in its 60 years in the market.
From this in 1946
Would it, or rather could it get any smaller?
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I'm gonna leave it at that.
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Just check out the positions she gets herself in! I'm absolutely certain she could rewrite the karmasutra!
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Sure made my day. Heh.
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I remember Tara Reid flashing her skanky bottom not too long ago and again i cant be stuffed digging up the post, but yeah its in d archives. Here's what i can do tho:
The fucking resemblance is uncanny! I'm pretty sure d Lohan's gonna get wind of this and soon after she's bound to flash her freckly arse just to keep up in race to become Hollywood's skankiest celeb. Check out more shot's of Paris's arse HERE.
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Serves the cunt right. Its not like he did'nt deserve it. Fuckin pedophile.
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Vidic was pure class in last nights game. I almost felt sorry for Aeobi who was stuck up in front on his own coz vidic fuckin beat him to everything. We've got our very own Pallister in vidic, was unlucky not to have scored with the header off a corner in the first half and then with Ole getting a touch on his volley. Once Vidic gains complete mastery of the English language, he will command our backline with an iron fist! He's gonna be a fuckin legend at United. Rio definitely looks more comfortable alongside Vidic compared to Brown and Silvestre. Im fuckin pissed Heinze's picked up another injury, just when we started looking sound defensively. The only plus being, he didnt have to be strectchered off so thats a good sign and with 2 weeks of internationals coming up, its all well. For once internationals could actually work in our favour, especially with giggs due back in 2 and a half weeks.
Ole looked really sharp and was always in the right place at the right time. Pretty lucky to have got the goals with both ronaldo and vidic definitely more deserving to be on the goal scorers sheet. Carrick and Scholes didnt do too well tonight considering they were up against a Newcastle side which clearly lacked morale and ambition. It was a fairly decent performace with the 2 of em in the centre, not much to brag about tho.
Rooney still looks pretty rusty tho he's touch is getting better with every game. So apparently the words out that he aint gonna shave till he scores. For his own good, i hope he does real soon cause he's already starting to look like malcolm glazer. Lets hope he gets back on track with the 2 internationals for England. Fletcher had an awesome game. I know im definitely not his biggest fan, i've given him more than a fair share of stick for being piss poor in the past and he's definitely got a lot to do to make me a believer. He worked tirelessly last night and was unlucky to have seen that shot bounce back off the post. He worked really well Neville on the right and it looks like they've got good understanding of each others movement. With giggs and park still out, he's jsut reminded us all that he's another option we've got for the right wing.
Now, i've saved the best for last. There's only so much praise i can give Ronaldo and its never gonna be enough. He's looked fucking class. He's even begun tracking back and helpin out the defenders. He's definitely learnt. With all the abuse, he's getting from the opposition fans, he's definitely shut them all up with his performances on the pitch. He's handling the pressure a lot better then Becks did so far. Was really unlucky to have had 3 shots which came off the posts last night. He fucking raped the newcastle defenders silly. All they could do to stop him was to take his legs out. Ronaldo's only fault is his wasteful freekicks.
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I fuckin loathe the man. He fails to see anything illegal that his own players fucking commit, but he's always the first person screaming and shouting fucking blue murder when a player of his goes down with the slightest of touches, the slightest shirt tugging demanding the ref taking action. But he fails to see his own players diving week in, week out(the entire squads fuckin cheating diving cunts), fucking stamping on other players (bergkamp), spitting on other players (viera) and etc.Arsene Wenger, August 1996: "I didn't see it"
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Arsene Wenger, December 1999: "I didn't see it"
Arsene Wenger, January 2000: "I didn't see it"
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Arsene Wenger, November 2005: "I didn't see it"
Arsene Wenger, December 2005: "I didn't see it"
Arsene Wenger, January 2006: "I didn't see it"
Arsene Wenger, February 2006: "I didn't see it"
Arsene Wenger, March 2006: "I didn't see it"
Martin Jol, April 2006: "I didn't see it"
Arsene Wenger, April 2006: "He (Jol) said he didn't see it, I don't
believe he didn't see it. You cannot steal the game like that and then
pretend you have not seen it. People who say they didn't see it are
liars."
Severe case of the pot calling the kettle black, surely. I cant believe the gooners worship this cunt.
How is it possible he FAILS to see every single controversial incident involving his own players? When you and I can clearly see what's happened from the stands or watching live games on the telly. How is it fucking possible this man never see's the most obvious of incidents? Does he even like football? He never seems to be watching it. Cunt. Rant over.
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