“Tá H ar Thierry Henry: locates na tacú Liathróid Láimhe na Fraince ag foghlaim ar ancestor anaithnid as Contae Chorcaí, athruithe náisiúntacht, líofa Gaeilge, máistreachta an bodhrán agus fidléir agus glacann-imreoir managership de Phoblacht na hÉireann.”
So how often has a Club Chairman promise the manager his full support, only to fire them within the week?
yeah, right.
So it shouldn’t really be a surprise that straight-shooter Gordon Strachan has put an early rocket up his new Middlesborough squad, with a politician-style leak. Hold the team sheet up to the camera, so everybody can see it clearly.
Staying:
Brad Jones, David Wheater, Sean St Ledger & Adam Johnson
Transfers to Riverside:
Jack Wilshere
Federico Macheda
Kevin Phillips.
Kyle Naughton
Andy Griffin
Marc Albrighton
Isaiah Osbourne
Hayden Mullins
Chris Iwelumo.
The only surprise is that Gordon didn’t just read out his ideal team sheet, and ask the press if they had players’ mobile numbers.
Is it possible that we’ll see the return of beach soccer supremo Eric Cantona this weekend?
The press is reporting that Manchester United’s shop (a mighty impressive emporium, if you’ve ever had the chance to visit) has sold out of beach balls…
… have ManU’s fans heard that the beach at New Brighton is perfect for a kick-about after their trip to Anfield this weekend?
… is Eric Cantona going to give a demonstration of beach soccer – which he’s become very good at. No, seriously, he has.
Or is it just possible (surely not!) that Anfield’s security staff will be frisking ManU fans, and confiscating their beach balls? … so that there’ isn’t a cloud of balls heading for Darren Bent each time he heads for goal.
Whatever, it won’t be referee Mike Jones’ concern – word is that he’s been dropped.
Two things are certain:
1 *everybody now knows thats interference from a beach ball requires a drop-ball restart
2 It’s only be 9 months before this comes up on a BBC Question of Sport in their ‘what happened next’ round.
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