+∞floyd__streete wrote:Passion is the most over-used word in football. Steve Coppell > Neil Warnock.
+∞floyd__streete wrote:Passion is the most over-used word in football. Steve Coppell > Neil Warnock.
But we would have lost on away goalsAthleticoSpizz wrote:5 - 5 on aggregate, 3 points each, we have John Mad, you have Jordan.....goodnight and thank you
But we'd then have got a bye after they went out of business.Terminal Boardom wrote:But we would have lost on away goalsAthleticoSpizz wrote:5 - 5 on aggregate, 3 points each, we have John Mad, you have Jordan.....goodnight and thank you
"You've paid your money, now shut up."Wax Jacket wrote:spittle-flecked, bulging-eyed floyd__streete half-ranted half- wrote:Passion is the most over-used word in football. Steve Coppell > Neil Warnock.
You owe a certain Academy Director a pint then....Royal With Cheese wrote:Warnock is a classic school bully. I'll definately buy the player or manager that eventually punches him a pint.
That wasn't a punch, it was pussy push... and a quick backtrack slink off into the dugout while the rest of the team errupted.Smoking Kills Dancing Doe wrote:You owe a certain Academy Director a pint then....Royal With Cheese wrote:Warnock is a classic school bully. I'll definately buy the player or manager that eventually punches him a pint.
Ok. Haven't heard that one.Smoking Kills Dancing Doe wrote:Academy Director
CoLOLinBBC Sport wrote:Villa goal: If anyone ever tells you that lightning never strikes twice, tell them they've clearly never heard of The Great Aston Villa-Crystal Palace Saga 2010, as it's about to become known. Villa win a corner WHEN CLEARLY IT WASN'T A CORNER, AGAIN, and from the resulting set-piece, Gabby Agbonlahor glances in a header. Someone get me a visual on Neil Warnock. Pronto.

watching that on the highlights, the complaint from the commentator seemed to be that it should have gone out for a throw-in, even though the ball was only half over the line.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:CoLOLinBBC Sport wrote:Villa goal: If anyone ever tells you that lightning never strikes twice, tell them they've clearly never heard of The Great Aston Villa-Crystal Palace Saga 2010, as it's about to become known. Villa win a corner WHEN CLEARLY IT WASN'T A CORNER, AGAIN, and from the resulting set-piece, Gabby Agbonlahor glances in a header. Someone get me a visual on Neil Warnock. Pronto.
Here's an idea COlin, if the world is against you and refs keep giving phantom corners, why don't you practice defending them?T.R.O.L.I. wrote:CoLOLinBBC Sport wrote:Villa goal: If anyone ever tells you that lightning never strikes twice, tell them they've clearly never heard of The Great Aston Villa-Crystal Palace Saga 2010, as it's about to become known. Villa win a corner WHEN CLEARLY IT WASN'T A CORNER, AGAIN, and from the resulting set-piece, Gabby Agbonlahor glances in a header. Someone get me a visual on Neil Warnock. Pronto.
Well,Ive changed my mind about him,hes just a bad loser and a bloody whinger.ankeny wrote:Alright,we have our run- ins with him in the past but Im beginning to like him.To me,he is a real old fashioned football manager whose not ruled by how much money he can squeeze out the club,a bit like our Brian in fact.He strikes me that he stands by his team and hes got that"Were all in this together"air about him.I really wouldnt mind him taking over here one day.
Seems fair enough. What else has he said?Neil Warnock wrote:"You can say that the red card cost us. We defended really well. Damion's first booking is never a booking in a million years. He never took his eye off the ball.
"But the second one was his own fault. What was the goalkeeper going to do other than kick the ball?
"He must have launched 100 kicks tonight so it was silly and he let his mates down."
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