They’ll get no change at PSG..
WD Dortmund.. :clap:
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They’ll get no change at PSG..
WD Dortmund.. :clap:
Indeed. I wish nothing but I'll fortune upon them...Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
It is extremely childish to be happy about them losing. But I am :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
[QUOTE=Peter;4273652]It is extremely childish to be happy about them losing. But I am
Agreed.
I once went all the way up there for a 0-0 draw, where the highlight of the game was Gilberto putting it over the bar from 6 yards.
All that way for them to suck the life out of the match. And they're still at it, all these years later.
[QUOTE=IUFG;4273653]I was once assured by a Geordie mate and season ticket holder at Newcastle that football was a religion in the north east and that the Newcastle faithful would therefore never accept anything other than attractive, attacking football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
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Oh, and the peas pudding, stuffing and saveloy sandwich from the pork butcher near the train station was sh1t. :-)
I'm quite a fan of Celtic getting dicked 6 nil against A.Madrid. Celtic fans are awful, self hating losers.
Pity Milan went and beat PSG.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
:-\ Bof! Le grand garçon d’emblée l’a toujours.
Or however the French would say it. wd Olivier.
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Originally Posted by PSRB
Cracking header from the lad. Leoa, I can't decide if he's going to get to Mbappe level or Darren HuckerbyQuote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
[QUOTE=IUFG;4273653]The 4-4 draw up there with disgraceful refereeing. And that awful 0-0 last season where they earned a huge amount of praise for their dark arts of fouling, time wasting, screaming at the referee and escaping at least one obvious penalty. I'm not knocking it, but it is hardly something to be proud of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I went up there in 88/89, 1-0 win. Got spat at on the escort from the train station and a copper tripped a young kid over on the way back. ****ers.
It is extremely childish and I couldn't agree moreQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Not least because it was Dortmund. There is a lot to admire about that club, particularly in the face of oil money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Indeed - although I have not forgiven them for throwing away the league last seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
and some say we capitulated last season...
Dortmund's was quite the spectacular event.