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Best's_cadaver
Youth Team
He is dog cum.
but honestly lad i mean the whole ordeal had scumbags all over, him and C. Ronaldo...
The perfect picture. 2 mancs getting along..They decided the game though...for good and bad.
but honestly lad i mean the whole ordeal had scumbags all over, him and C. Ronaldo...
The perfect picture. 2 mancs getting along..They decided the game though...for good and bad.
Theblobber
Club Supporter
I find it really funny that most of this stuff comes straight out of scotland and ireland. I have always supported scotland and ireland when they qualfied
esp in USA 94 when we weren't there. Do any of you realise that all this anyone but England bollox just makes you look petty and jealous?
esp in USA 94 when we weren't there. Do any of you realise that all this anyone but England bollox just makes you look petty and jealous?
Best's_cadaver
Youth Team
In case you missed it boy i never said i was rooting aganst the English. But if you had to get out of the cup, this was the scenario i would have loved to see. Man U players screwing it up. 
We love you mates still.
We love you mates still.
from soccernet.com
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'No problem between Rooney and me' - Ronaldo
BERLIN, July 3 (Reuters) - Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo said on Monday there was no animosity between him and Wayne Rooney despite the furore over the winger's actions when the England forward was red carded in their World Cup quarter-final.
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'This reinforces that I have a fine relationship with Rooney. Between the two of us, everything is clear,' added Ronaldo who plays with Rooney at Manchester United.
In the second half of Saturday's match with England, Ronaldo rushed 40 metres to the referee, apparently to demand a card for Rooney who had battled his way through two players and trod on Ricardo Carvalho's groin as he tried to disentangle himself.
Rooney was sent off by Argentine referee Horacio Elizondo and Ronaldo was captured by TV cameras winking at his bench as the England forward walked off the pitch.
'I complained to the referee about the foul but I didn't ask for a red card,' the Portugal winger said after the match.
'How is it possible that I would help to get him sent off? I am not the referee with the power to send off anyone I want, nor do I have the ability to convince him to show cards,' he added on Monday.
'The referee produced the red card because he thought that he had to, and my participation in that was absolutely zero.'
Ronaldo had also feigned a head-butt towards Rooney seconds before the match kicked off as he was walking past his club mate to take up his position on the left wing.
British media reported on Monday that the England forward was furious with Ronaldo and attempted to charge into Portugal's dressing room to confront the winger after the match.
But Ronaldo said Rooney had told him to ignore the English press saying 'they only want to stir things up'.
'Statements have appeared as if they were from him, saying that he didn't want to play with me in Manchester,' said Ronaldo. 'That's not what he wants. Of course he wants to (play with me). This is absolutely false, he said so himself...'
'In fact, he didn't just send me congratulations for going forward in the World Cup, he also told me we have a great team, and if we carry on as we have, we will get a long way. He wasn't angry with me, or about anything that happened.'
Ronaldo, who faced England after recovering from a thigh injury inflicted by a high tackle in the second-round match with Netherlands, is still having ice treatment on the leg but says he will be ready for Wednesday's semi-final in Munich.
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'No problem between Rooney and me' - Ronaldo
BERLIN, July 3 (Reuters) - Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo said on Monday there was no animosity between him and Wayne Rooney despite the furore over the winger's actions when the England forward was red carded in their World Cup quarter-final.
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'This reinforces that I have a fine relationship with Rooney. Between the two of us, everything is clear,' added Ronaldo who plays with Rooney at Manchester United.
In the second half of Saturday's match with England, Ronaldo rushed 40 metres to the referee, apparently to demand a card for Rooney who had battled his way through two players and trod on Ricardo Carvalho's groin as he tried to disentangle himself.
Rooney was sent off by Argentine referee Horacio Elizondo and Ronaldo was captured by TV cameras winking at his bench as the England forward walked off the pitch.
'I complained to the referee about the foul but I didn't ask for a red card,' the Portugal winger said after the match.
'How is it possible that I would help to get him sent off? I am not the referee with the power to send off anyone I want, nor do I have the ability to convince him to show cards,' he added on Monday.
'The referee produced the red card because he thought that he had to, and my participation in that was absolutely zero.'
Ronaldo had also feigned a head-butt towards Rooney seconds before the match kicked off as he was walking past his club mate to take up his position on the left wing.
British media reported on Monday that the England forward was furious with Ronaldo and attempted to charge into Portugal's dressing room to confront the winger after the match.
But Ronaldo said Rooney had told him to ignore the English press saying 'they only want to stir things up'.
'Statements have appeared as if they were from him, saying that he didn't want to play with me in Manchester,' said Ronaldo. 'That's not what he wants. Of course he wants to (play with me). This is absolutely false, he said so himself...'
'In fact, he didn't just send me congratulations for going forward in the World Cup, he also told me we have a great team, and if we carry on as we have, we will get a long way. He wasn't angry with me, or about anything that happened.'
Ronaldo, who faced England after recovering from a thigh injury inflicted by a high tackle in the second-round match with Netherlands, is still having ice treatment on the leg but says he will be ready for Wednesday's semi-final in Munich.
According to the Sun,
Quoting an unnamed source, The Sun newspaper reported Monday that Rooney threatened to "split him in two" when the two next meet.
Ronaldo may be wearing a different uniform when that happens. The British tabloid says United will show Ronaldo the door "because of his World Cup shame."
Ronaldo, who has spoken of moving to Real Madrid, infuriated England players for his actions in United teammate Rooney's ejection Saturday. After Rooney stamped on defender Ricardo Carvalho's groin, Ronaldo rushed to the Argentina referee to complain. When Rooney was shown the red card, moments after shoving Ronaldo, cameras caught Ronaldo winking - apparently at the Portugal bench.
Citing a top Football Association source, The Sun reported Rooney's rant came one day after the penalty shootout loss to Portugal in the World Cup quarterfinals. Rubbing salt in the wound, Ronaldo converted the penalty kick that sealed the Portuguese win.
"At breakfast in the hotel this morning, Wayne said he would split him in two and smack him in the head. Who can blame him?" the source told The Sun. "He is determined to settle the score in his own way and there is nothing anyone can do about it."
The newspaper also said Ronaldo had apparently joked before the game with Rooney that he would get him sent off.
The Sun has joined the anti-Ronaldo bandwagon, printing a mock dartboard with a picture of Ronaldo winking.
"Here's every England fan's chance to get revenge on the world's biggest winker," the paper said.
Ronaldo, meanwhile, has denied asking the referee for a red card and said he was "very sorry" for Rooney.
"The English press say the referee gave a red card because I spoke (to him), but this is not true," Ronaldo is quoted as saying on Manchester United's official Web site. "I said 'ref this is foul' but I did not say 'red card' because Wayne is my friend and I play at the same team as him."
Still the flashy Portuguese winger can apparently expect a torrid reception from other England players.
"I saw what Ronaldo did," said Steven Gerrard, according to English reports. "I saw him going over to the referee and giving him the card and I think he was bang out of order. If he were one of my teammates I would be absolutely disgusted with him.
"After Wayne was sent off he (Ronaldo) winked at his bench and his teammates and that just about sums him up as a person. If I were playing against a teammate from Liverpool and they were involved in a situation like that I would never try to get them sent off."
Added fellow midfielder Frank Lampard, "He's supposed to be a teammate of Wayne's at Manchester United and he does something like that. It's not nice, is it? A lot has been made of trying to promote fair play in this tournament and that was certainly not fair play. Unfortunately that's the way it is with some players. We were told that anyone who tried to get someone else a yellow or red card would get a yellow but it just hasn't happened."
Quoting an unnamed source, The Sun newspaper reported Monday that Rooney threatened to "split him in two" when the two next meet.
Ronaldo may be wearing a different uniform when that happens. The British tabloid says United will show Ronaldo the door "because of his World Cup shame."
Ronaldo, who has spoken of moving to Real Madrid, infuriated England players for his actions in United teammate Rooney's ejection Saturday. After Rooney stamped on defender Ricardo Carvalho's groin, Ronaldo rushed to the Argentina referee to complain. When Rooney was shown the red card, moments after shoving Ronaldo, cameras caught Ronaldo winking - apparently at the Portugal bench.
Citing a top Football Association source, The Sun reported Rooney's rant came one day after the penalty shootout loss to Portugal in the World Cup quarterfinals. Rubbing salt in the wound, Ronaldo converted the penalty kick that sealed the Portuguese win.
"At breakfast in the hotel this morning, Wayne said he would split him in two and smack him in the head. Who can blame him?" the source told The Sun. "He is determined to settle the score in his own way and there is nothing anyone can do about it."
The newspaper also said Ronaldo had apparently joked before the game with Rooney that he would get him sent off.
The Sun has joined the anti-Ronaldo bandwagon, printing a mock dartboard with a picture of Ronaldo winking.
"Here's every England fan's chance to get revenge on the world's biggest winker," the paper said.
Ronaldo, meanwhile, has denied asking the referee for a red card and said he was "very sorry" for Rooney.
"The English press say the referee gave a red card because I spoke (to him), but this is not true," Ronaldo is quoted as saying on Manchester United's official Web site. "I said 'ref this is foul' but I did not say 'red card' because Wayne is my friend and I play at the same team as him."
Still the flashy Portuguese winger can apparently expect a torrid reception from other England players.
"I saw what Ronaldo did," said Steven Gerrard, according to English reports. "I saw him going over to the referee and giving him the card and I think he was bang out of order. If he were one of my teammates I would be absolutely disgusted with him.
"After Wayne was sent off he (Ronaldo) winked at his bench and his teammates and that just about sums him up as a person. If I were playing against a teammate from Liverpool and they were involved in a situation like that I would never try to get them sent off."
Added fellow midfielder Frank Lampard, "He's supposed to be a teammate of Wayne's at Manchester United and he does something like that. It's not nice, is it? A lot has been made of trying to promote fair play in this tournament and that was certainly not fair play. Unfortunately that's the way it is with some players. We were told that anyone who tried to get someone else a yellow or red card would get a yellow but it just hasn't happened."
Best's_cadaver
Youth Team
Andrejs said:
And he doesn cheat his wife with a prostitute. Professionalism at his best.
Best's_cadaver
Youth Team
Shows what a man he is. ERR kid he is. The guy is a mess, gets red cards, threatens his team mate couse he was stupid enough to react to a foul and get thrown out. If that is your deffinition of a professional than you deserve Eric Cantona in your signature lad.
PunkassTony
Club Supporter
Best's_cadaver said:Shows what a man he is. ERR kid he is. The guy is a mess, gets red cards, threatens his team mate couse he was stupid enough to react to a foul and get thrown out. If that is your deffinition of a professional than you deserve Eric Cantona in your signature lad.
I take that back. I still think at 20 the kid needs to learn. Cantona was no spring chicken.
Theblobber
Club Supporter
sorry mate misread your anti united angle (completely understandable) for anti english.
Theblobber
Club Supporter
Why insult him? He obviously hates united and that is good enough for me and should be for you.PunkassTony said:
PunkassTony
Club Supporter
Theblobber said:
I edited my post. I mistook him for a fan of Best who was hardly the model professional. I am guessing due to his hatred of United that he is not
Honestly man, i'll tell you a secret, i'm just amusing myself. That is all it is. I am completely the opposite in real life believe me. What can one guy do when his gf is visiting her Mum in Australia? Eh? Honestly? I'd prefer to come on here and get a few laughs than watch reruns of Portugal knocking us out of the WC.JJSFC said:Klear, I may be English, but you're turning out to be as annoying as Kaycee
You're blind patriosm (if that is a word :P) is tedious.
Watching people react is hilarious and it keeps me awake at night. Surely, someone must of picked this up?