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Firefox1234 wrote:Has anyone seen the press releases from Fergie's book? I find some of the things he said quite a good laugh

He seems to have done a turn around on that 'typical Germans' comment; other than that, not really. Deviating from this topic, anyone cares to predict the Blue clásico?

(yes, I totally made that up, it ain't even a straight blue match nor a proper clásico either)

2-1 City

tflags wrote:

Firefox1234 wrote:Has anyone seen the press releases from Fergie's book? I find some of the things he said quite a good laugh

He seems to have done a turn around on that 'typical Germans' comment; other than that, not really. Deviating from this topic, anyone cares to predict the Blue clásico?

(yes, I totally made that up, it ain't even a straight blue match nor a proper clásico either)

What impressed me was how critical he was to that savage bast**d of Roy Keane. I've never thought that there was that kind of animosity between them! He said that when Keane used to get angry his eyes would be so terrifying that he himself being from Glasgow used to be afraid of him!!!
However even though he was this animal, I recall that our own tiger - Effenberg managed to tame him in that UCL S/F 2001 by looking him into the eyes and almost head-butted him

ramsej84 wrote:

tflags wrote:

Firefox1234 wrote:Has anyone seen the press releases from Fergie's book? I find some of the things he said quite a good laugh

He seems to have done a turn around on that 'typical Germans' comment; other than that, not really. Deviating from this topic, anyone cares to predict the Blue clásico?

(yes, I totally made that up, it ain't even a straight blue match nor a proper clásico either)

What impressed me was how critical he was to that savage bast**d of Roy Keane. I've never thought that there was that kind of animosity between them! He said that when Keane used to get angry his eyes would be so terrifying that he himself being from Glasgow used to be afraid of him!!!
However even though he was this animal, I recall that our own tiger - Effenberg managed to tame him in that UCL S/F 2001 by looking him into the eyes and almost head-butted him

I remember that moment. Once I looked for a video of it but couldn't find one. Effenberg owned him

tflags wrote:

Firefox1234 wrote:Has anyone seen the press releases from Fergie's book? I find some of the things he said quite a good laugh

He seems to have done a turn around on that 'typical Germans' comment; other than that, not really. Deviating from this topic, anyone cares to predict the Blue clásico?

(yes, I totally made that up, it ain't even a straight blue match nor a proper clásico either)

Chelsea to nick it. Kompany is out for the game so it will be really hard for them without him.

MUTU wrote:I remember that moment. Once I looked for a video of it but couldn't find one. Effenberg owned him

yeah, not even roy keane had shit on Effe.

Torres missed a point blank volley

Its still 0-0 30' Chelsea vs Man C

Torres got an assist though. Schurrle scoring the first goal.

Beckenbauer is at the Chelsea vs Man C game today

Schurrle is so intelligent. It is a big loss for the BuLi
As for the game I think Chelsea are the dominant team on the pitch. Should have been 2 / 3 up

Torres is the new Mata for Chelsea. He's the new playmaker. Mata will really leave in winter, a big match and he's on the bench.

by the way Demichelis is playing
poor Hart...
However city improved a lot ... They have like 60% poss and are creating a lot more chances
even after the equilaiser

my goodness what a blunder by Nastisic !!!
He anticipated Hart and gave the ball to Torres to score in the 90th min

I am not trying to sound cocky but Bayern are light years ahead of Man C and Chelsea, dont get me wrong the game was good and both are very good teams but Bayern are on another level. Man C were unlucky not to come away with points but shit happens