Fergie STILL has it .....

When? Where? I did not zee it.

 

Come on now, half arsed phonetics are a bit much. Really not in ze spirit of ze game.

 

But....but....look at ze puffy coat I wear!

 

Speaking of the garbage bag he wears, he was fighting with it all match long against the wee club.

 

Yeah, that was hilarious, watching him play with the zipper for hours.

 

Michelin should approach Wenger to be their ambassador.

 

Mods, what's with all these random words becoming hyperlinks on this board? Quite annoying.

 

Sounds like you have a virus or some malware or spyware

 

you mean they don't show up on anyone else's viewing of the board?

 

Not for me.

 

Bummer, thanks.

 

nothing here either. good luck.

 

I am fine.

 

There are several free excellent anti malware programs out there, you would be fine.

 

not for me either. post an example of what you ar talking about.

 

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It is that kind of sentiment, particularly towards the end, his assessment of character and talent, is what makes me think Jose could be the right guy to succeed SAF.

That and the press conferences would be epic. Seriously, at a club that has so many haters? It would be priceless. He's a huge wum.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2264544/Sir-Alex-Ferguson-swears-quiz-video.html

 

excellent 10 min interview with our Manager: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21391194

 

Bookmakers have slashed the odds on David Moyes replacing Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford as rumours grew that the Everton boss is to spend a season as the United manager's understudy.

It is seen as a perfect way for a future United manager to learn the ropes at the club while working closely with Ferguson, before the 71-year-old finally retires from the game.


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the Daily Mail is usually right...