Crystal Palace had not scored for eight hours before they arrived at Old Trafford for Wednesday night’s Carling Cup quarter-final.What followed was rather like ending a drought with a biblical flood.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...ch-report.html
Oh dear
No doubt it will be the soul responsibility of the inept ref and his two linesmen.
Clearly........... along with the lack of extra, extra timeOriginally Posted by gWaPito
About time Leeds United gave us some pride back this side of the Pennines.
Blinkin foreign-owned red roses.
Two things I dislike....winter and anything to do with Manchester United. All thanks to that foul mouthed Scotsman
After what they did to Brian Clough?....what goes aroundAbout time Leeds United gave us some pride back this side of the Pennines.
Blinkin foreign-owned red roses.
Aye.
Yes you are right as the winner was first of all a foul on Jonny Evans and then offside
So all of a sudden robbed of two games by dodgy ref'ing and linesman
These Dodgy reffing things even themselves out Les - all the neutrals will remember the 10 mins of extra Fergie time v Man City and the goal that was 3 feet over the line v Totnum
I never saw it (Wegner impression)These Dodgy reffing things even themselves out Les - all the neutrals will remember the 10 mins of extra Fergie time v Man City and the goal that was 3 feet over the line v Totnum
His best quoteAfter what they did to Brian Clough?....what goes around
"If I had an argument with a player we would sit down for twenty minutes, talk about it and then decide I was right ! "
Leeds United's greatest mistake that was,second one was selling Cantona to Man utd
Another one who'd have made a great PM.His best quote
"If I had an argument with a player we would sit down for twenty minutes, talk about it and then decide I was right ! "
Can't beat Yorkshire grit.
Brian Clough.
Now he really was the special one. And in so many ways.
Money can buy most things, as man U are fully aware of but,Crystal Palace had not scored for eight hours before they arrived at Old Trafford for Wednesday night’s Carling Cup quarter-final.What followed was rather like ending a drought with a biblical flood.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...ch-report.html
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