EPL 2006-2007 Season

[M.O.B.E]

I think we've settled on MacLaren's on Elgin St there MOBE, I'll call em and confirm that they'll be open by noon

12 o'clock no problem. Lookin forward to it. Cold beer, footie and no kiddos...it will be like father's day came early.

[M.O.B.E]

out of here in 25 minutes...see you boys tommorow.

[ollie]

Safe travels! See you shortly!

[Davey Boy 2.0]

Singing announcer.... hilarious

[ollie]

I had a fun time watching the match, but mostly chatting, with you boys on Saturday. Sorry we didn't make it out at night, my mom's plane was delayed over an hour and we were spent by the time we got home.

Steve, very nice to meet you and Leslie. Glad to hear you liked the city so much. Would be pretty cool if you guys ended up here!

Spurs win yesterday marked a weekend of good results for all our teams.

Noticed that Fox is going to be carrying the UEFA Cup quarter-finals this week, add the Champions League matches to that, the CONCACAF club championship on Thursday, Toronto FC debut on Saturday... it's going to be a busy week.

[Davey Boy 2.0]

Yes indeed, good to meet youse, MOBE & Mrs. MOBE

'hope the rest of your stay went well and that some of your leads materialise!

Edited April 2, 2007 by Guest
head's all empty

[ollie]

...the CONCACAF club championship on Thursday...

My bad -- still in the semi-final round. 2nd leg matches air live Tuesday and Thursday this week.

Edited April 2, 2007 by Guest
and I don't care

[M.O.B.E]

Yeah that was fantastic guys. Its always fun putting faces with names. I'm glad all of our teams won too or there could have been an Elgin St brawl next time we should find a spot to have a kickabout for some fun.

[Booche]

Hahahahaha, Ollie, Barrett and Jimmy in a brawl?

Thanks Mobe. That is one of the funniest things I have ever envisioned in my life.

[M.O.B.E]

Hahahahaha, Ollie, Barrett and Jimmy in a brawl?

Thanks Mobe. That is one of the funniest things I have ever envisioned in my life.

[color:purple]You were the Nancyboy that had to go home to his Mommy after his Canadiennes were creamed and you find that funny?

[Booche]

Of course I find it hilarious. My mom could kick their asses!

[M.O.B.E]

Of course I find it hilarious. My mom could kick their asses!

That should be a new Forum. Friday night fights on Parliment Hill. Brought to you by your Friends at Jambands.ca and Annheiser Busch Booche.

[Davey Boy 2.0]

Big clubs in secret talk over European super league

I think this is posturing, but if it somehow does happen, what would you support? the super league filled with spoiled & overpaid wankers or the leagues that brought them up to great heights?

I do sympathise somewhat with the reasons they have for doing it but it's harsh and i think it would leave a bitter taste in a lot of people's mouths

[M.O.B.E]

They have been talking about this for a few years. I know both Rangers and Celtic are pushing hard for this. I kinda like the idea. If the teams were allowed to come up and down from domestic leagues. Say the top 2 teams in each league go into a summer playoff pool and the top 3 or 4 from the pools come into the Super league and the bottom 3 or 4 drop back down to their domestic league.

[M.O.B.E]

Paul Robinson beaten, yet again, by a long-range effort

Paul Robinson beaten, yet again, by a long-range effort

Paul Robinson beaten, yet again, by a long-range effort

I like how that sounds

[headymamamyrna]

That ManU game provided a wild finish. Calamity James made a few huge saves.

[ollie]

Spurs didn't look like they would provide much of a challenge all match. Cech was pretty awesome when he had to be. Takes the sting out of the loss to see ManU's lead slip to 3 points, helluva finish not withstanding.

[Davey Boy 2.0]

dodgy:

Poll praised for handling of Song

Graham Poll has been backed by the Premier League and Charlton boss Alan Pardew for preventing Alexandre Song from being sent off against Reading.

Referee Poll gave Pardew the chance to substitute Song during Monday's game before he earned a second caution.

A Premier League spokesman said: "It has got to be beneficial to the game that referees keep team captains and management aware of any issues."

And Pardew said: "Full credit to the referee. He did the right thing."

Song, on loan from Arsenal, had been shown a yellow card for a rash challenge on Steve Sidwell during the first half.

And Pardew had been to see Poll during the break to ask for a "signal" should the young Cameroon player walk the tightrope again.

Pardew claimed he received such a signal and subsequently substituted the midfielder.

The Addicks boss added: "I went to see Graham Poll at half-time and I said to him 'I need to have some signal if it is getting close', and he sent me that signal, so Alex had to come off.

"He gave me a look - which more or less said it all. The referee did the right thing - no-one wants to see a team go down to 10 men.

"And if there was that communication and a better relationship between us and the referees, then we would have far less incidents on the pitch."

[M.O.B.E]

dodgy:

Poll praised for handling of Song

Graham Poll has been backed by the Premier League and Charlton boss Alan Pardew for preventing Alexandre Song from being sent off against Reading.

Referee Poll gave Pardew the chance to substitute Song during Monday's game before he earned a second caution.

A Premier League spokesman said: "It has got to be beneficial to the game that referees keep team captains and management aware of any issues."

And Pardew said: "Full credit to the referee. He did the right thing."

Song, on loan from Arsenal, had been shown a yellow card for a rash challenge on Steve Sidwell during the first half.

And Pardew had been to see Poll during the break to ask for a "signal" should the young Cameroon player walk the tightrope again.

Pardew claimed he received such a signal and subsequently substituted the midfielder.

The Addicks boss added: "I went to see Graham Poll at half-time and I said to him 'I need to have some signal if it is getting close', and he sent me that signal, so Alex had to come off.

"He gave me a look - which more or less said it all. The referee did the right thing - no-one wants to see a team go down to 10 men.

"And if there was that communication and a better relationship between us and the referees, then we would have far less incidents on the pitch."

Yeah thats a little bit fucked. Graham Poll is a fucking tool and its time he realised people are paying money to watch a football match not a over excited referee who probably cant kick a ball to save his life. I bet you he was always the last one picked as a kid and then stuck in goal to keep him out of the way and now this is his revenge.

Our highschool soccer had similar rule and so does the indoor league I play in. If you pick up a yellow, you must leave the field until the next stoppage in play or until the referee waves you back on.

[Davey Boy 2.0]

Ricky gervais, peter crouch and wayne rooney have a kickaboot

[ollie]

How can you not love Ole? Except when he's scoring against your team.

Solskjaer reveals retirement plan

[Davey Boy 2.0]

i guess the london derby is the match du jour tomorrow eh? i wonder who jol will start up front.

actually you gotta kinda like Spuds' chances- with the untimely departure of Dein at Arse, wenger doesn't seem too happy at the moment

[Davey Boy 2.0]

fuck i hate how david platt refuses to pronounce guys names properly- see malbranque, Jenas, Lauren etc; etc;

hey ollie did you open this thread before you watched the tape of arse-spuds?

[M.O.B.E]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Thank you Thank you Boro!!!

You just handed us the title!

RIGHT UP YA MAN U

[Booche]

Faaaaaaaaack.