Üldist ja omapärast inglise jalgpallis

[vaikiv mees]

match of the decade:
Pool-Toon 4-3

[andreasr]

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42449000/jpg/_42449027_ab.jpg

yeah

[fitti]

Võrdlemisi negatiivne pilk Premieri uuele tv-diilile.

[lfc]

Ma ei ole Abramovitši spioon

edit:maakeeles siis sama asi mis Chelski teemas juba viidatud.

[mcnamara]

Lõbusat ja omapärast. Härrad Johnson ja May vetsuistmeid varastamas.

[guillermo]

Uefa.com võistkond 2006, kolm Premieri meest ka valikus

[vello99]

Lõbusat ja omapärast. Härrad Johnson ja May vetsuistmeid varastamas.

Mjah, nagu keegi juba kommenteeris. Hr. Johnsoni karjäär on täiega down the toilet minemas...

[budu]

Millest juttu???

Tentative talks have taken place designed to revive the Home Internationals - but with the Republic of Ireland likely to replace England.
Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic are said to be keen - with England and Wales less so.

"I would relish the thought of it," said Scotland boss Alex McLeish. "I'm not one for meaningless friendlies, but this is different."

However, McLeish wants to play England in a friendly at the new Wembley.

The English Football Association are compiling a list of friendlies for the new stadium.

"If the English FA are thinking about opposition for the new Wembley, I hope we're in their thoughts," said McLeish. "It would be fantastic to go there."


If England don't take part, we could have a Celtic League with an invitation to the Republic

Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez


Meanwhile, Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez has confirmed his association's interest in a revived Home Internationals tournament.

"IFA chief executive Howard Wells and president Jim Boyce are very much for the Home Internationals," he told the Scotland On Sunday newspaper. "Lobbying is taking place.

"I don't think England would partake though, as getting beaten by Northern Ireland leaves the manager's job on the line.

"So, if England don't take part, we could have a Celtic League with an invitation to the Republic."

The Scottish Football Association stresses that it is "very much in the conceptual stage" but that staging the competition over two years was one possibility.

SFA chief executive David Taylor said: "We would like to see some way of introducing some format, some sort of competition.

"If we had a different European Championship, with more teams qualifying for the finals, there may be more dates freed up.

606 DEBATE: Should the Home Internationals return?

"This is all speculation because the big difficulty is finding dates in the calendar.

"If there were dates then the opportunity may arise.

"Certainly, with Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland, England and maybe even the Republic of Ireland, it's one of those ideas which is still kicking around."

An England Football Association spokesman said: "We only have two or three friendlies a year and it's difficult to see how the Home Nations would fit in.

"We also try to play non-European opposition to prepare for the World Cup."

And a Football Association of Wales spokesman added: "It would be hard to turn down Brazil because we had a Home Nations game."

The Home International tournament lasted for a century until 1984.

[mcnamara]

Millest juttu???

Sellest samast. Turniir, mida mängiti 100 aastat, siiski ilmselt enne budulojuse sündi. Ilus oleks näha traditsioonide jätkumist.

[vaikiv mees]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Home_Championship

[Martin]

Aga QPRi reservid andsid hiinlastele peksa, kuigi videos jookseb üks inglane pisikese pilusilma eest nagu väike tütarlaps ääää.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwDkdsTd7sw

ja

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpYUVhvm3TQ

[skint]

Leeds või mitte, fänn või mitte, liialt lahmiv või mitte, aga üldjoontes õigus.

Can't be arsed getting into any in depth discussion so if anyone wants to disagree, thats up to them, its just my opinion but one thing I will tell you is if we stay up, if we go down, if we go down and never come up again or if we ever back into The Premiership, I couldn't really give a **** at this moment in time.

I have spent this season watching the game that my old man introduced me to around 1974 and the game which most of my life has revolved around since then and I have realised that I don't even particularly like it anymore. I can't remember the last time I left a game involving Leeds and was bouncing with happiness and got back to the pub and everyone was in a top mood - even after one of our rare wins. I can't remember the last time I sat in the ground and had a laugh with my mates without worrying about upsetting someone or other. I can't remember the last time I went to an away game and wasn't treated like someone on the run from MI5. I can't remember the last time I watched a game on Sky and thought "wow, what a game" and I certainly can't remember the last time I saw any of the England "superstars" who earn more in a month than a lot of us will earn in 10/15 years pull on that England jersey and do us proud (well, I think it might have been 5-1 Germany in 2001 but might be wrong) and I can't remember I saw a game when I didn't think "****ing cheating, soft ****" every 2 minutes when a player went over like he'd been shot by a Japanese sniper.

Everyone is banging on about a protest or about carrying on at the ground but I have seen the deterioration of the game we all knew and loved to the point of it having no resemblance at all to what it was so why the **** should I go jumping up and down screaming when from the chairman down through the manager down to the players right down to the stewards/bar staff, nobody gives a **** about us?

Money, money and more money, nothing else matters. **** the lower half of the Premiership, **** the Championship and certainly **** the other 2 divisions which I don't even know their name anymore - how can Division 3 be Division 1? It's all about qualifying for the Champions League for the top 5 teams and it's all about television money for the also rans and paying obscene wages to obscene players for everyone. Ask a scum fan about the FA Cup and he'd say he would want to win it every year, ask a scum director and he'd say it would be nice as long as it didn't detract from the Champions League.

The next TV deal is so ****ing obscene it is unreal. If we want England to compete then why the **** are we making 20 clubs so ****ing rich and so reliant on foreigners and letting the rest of the country go to the wall? Why the **** don't the Government get involved and stop this? They're quick enough to jump in and stop companies like BT/British Gas or the supermarkets or the brewers having too much of a stranglehold so why the **** do they let 5/6 football clubs dictate what happens to the other 86 or so? There should be a salary cap per club, there should be some kind of system in place to ENSURE the best young players have the chance to play for the smaller clubs and not simply snapped up, stuck to rot in the reserves for 5 years and then cast aside cos they didn't make the grade just so some other club didn't have the opportunity of having them.

Most players in the top 2 or 3 leagues now can actually retire when they finish playing football - ****ing RETIRE! These are players that might not have ever played in the top flight, never played in Europe and sure as Hell never played for their country yet they can ****ing retire - players like Hunter, Giles, Madeley, Clarke, Jimmy Case, Ian Callaghan, Peter Osgood, Stan Bowles, Frank Worthington, Tony Currie, Jimmy Greaves, Bobby Moore etc etc etc - dozens of genuine world class players who finished the game and then had to start selling insurance, running a pub or opening ****ing shops in their home towns just to get by must sit and shake their heads in disgust everytime they hear of another crazy transfer deal or another story in the press about someone wanting £125k a WEEK or they're off - ****ers like Lee Hendrie earning a million plus a year!!! It makes me want to ****ing vomit.

Just watched the League Cup Final and yeah, not a bad game but come on, who the **** can relate to any of them? Relate to them? I can't even pronounce half their ****ing names. Imagine this lot going into a pub in London tonight and sharing the win with the fans - the fans are kept as far from the players as possible - players are untouchable and the fans are lepers - you'll never ever see players sitting chatting to fans in pubs now like they used to - I've even heard of players walking out of a place if a fan dares walk up and ask for a pic or an autograph. I also know for a fact that Stephen Gerrard went to a kids event at Crewe (PAID for by the boot manufacturers) and he didn't sign a single autograph or have a single picture with any of the kids afterwards, in out like the ****ing SAS - I know that cos I was in a meeting when a senior official from Crewe told us about it and how nobody could even get close to Gerrard apart from his entourage - at a ****ing KIDS football "clinic".

Sorry for the rant of all rants but I am sick and tired of people on here slagging down fans for not going anymore or for accepting Bates/Wise or whatever shafting us - football has been shafting fans for ****ing years and maybe lads like me aren't just sitting back and accepting it, maybe lads like me are just at the point when we just do not give a **** anymore.

Bought 4 tickets for 4 gigs in the next 2 weeks or so and have spent less than £30 on all 4 - why the **** did we allow football to become so expensive? Fans made their bed, now its too late to start ****ing moaning about it.

[pasunapiilu]

paar koomilist kirjutist inglise jalku kohta

http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8751_1949984,00.html

http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8750_1949837,00.html

head lugemist

[marcello]

Nii asjatundjad.Üks väike aga asjalik maailmakodanik esitas mulle sellise küsimuse:Kuidas Gardiff ja Swansea(on veel walesi klubisid?) inglise liigades mängivad ja miks nad seda üldse teevad,sest Walesi liigast saaksid nad ju euroopa sarjadesse mängima?Mina ei osanud vastata aga siin on kindlasti mõni (nii mõnigi) kes oskab.Noorsandil tõsine huvi,nii et paluks abi

[eston maravilha]

rohkem feimi ja sulli. lisaks cardiff'ile ja swansea'le esindab lambaarmastajaid inglise liigas ka wrexham