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Quotes Of The Week

“It will be Rooney. I think Rooney is ready to be a captain. Why not?”
Fabio Capello is a pretty bright chap.

“There was never any doubt that I would play for Wales, my family wouldn’t have let me play for England! It would not have tempted the young Ryan Giggs – it was never an issue for me. Obviously it was an issue for everyone else because I played for England schoolboys but I was always going to play for Wales the next year when I got to youth level.”
It really is time people got over this one, eh Ryan Giggs?

“It’s complicated, there’s my family, the desire to return to Boca Juniors, but I think about it. It crosses my mind to hang up my boots if we win the World Cup, although I have a contract (with City) until 2014. I’m a bit tired of so much football. I want to enjoy my family a bit. I’m very keen to stop and get a bit of calm. I’ve already won a lot. Living for football has saturated me.”
Not even three months have gone by and City have already sucked the life out of Carlos Tevez. (See what the blues make of these comments. Snigger)

“I was putting a chicken down there as protection. Seriously I swear it’s true. When the doctor saw that technique he said ‘what are you doing?’ But it helped me a lot. I couldn’t feel the ball too much but it protected me a lot. I played one month with meat in my boots. The funny thing is, after the game, the meat was cooked. Not ready to eat, but a little bit cooked.”
A chicken fillet in the boot works wonders. Patrice Evra swears by it.

“From a Chelsea point of view, I love the way Didier reacted there.”
Having to be dragged away from the ref and screaming swear words in to the camera is part and parcel of being a Chelsea player, eh John Terry?

 

44 Comments

  1. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    the desire to return to Boca Juniors
    could you imagine 3 months in if a player at united had a desire to retire from football or play for another team
    The Funniest 50 million Ive ever seen spent

  2. vidic will get ya15 says:

    when we go city am gonna av to take a bocca shirt with tevez on the back, and throw it to him. he might break down and cry there and then haha

  3. Bebeto says:

    From a John Terry point of view, he loved the way Drogba reacted.

    It’s a captain’s role to instil respect and discipline through the squad, yet that simpleton openly condones it. It’s no wonder they’re notorious for haranguing referees and are constantly guilty of the petulance that undermines the role. No wonder referees eventually overcompensate with shit decisions.

    England have a proper chav cunt as a captain. It says a lot that they’d be better off with Gerrard and his notoriously shit balance in that role.

  4. rooninho says:

    Has tevez completely lost the plot? It’s all downhill after united, as they say, but fucking hell!

    I think we all wanted the thick twat to burn in a hell of regret and remorse, but did anyone think it would happen this quickly?

  5. Jack says:

    wayne rooneys street striker 11:20 sky 1……gonna watch it missed it sunday as i bet both of us did with utd v chelsea and what not

  6. Red Dave says:

    its fantastic to see that a club as ‘massive’ as city have already driven two players, robinho and tevez, almost out of the country
    hilarious

  7. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    does anyone else kinda want the argies to win the world cup just so he’ll piss off and piss on city on the way out
    and just to add my favourite 3 words
    fuck john terry

  8. smithy99 says:

    @GHTT…..I agree. Fuck John Terry. Sickly looking cokehead cunt. Fucking hate him.

    As for Tevez…..lol!!

  9. Tony Starks says:

    how amazing this tevez situation has turned out to be from our point of view!… where is that poster now?

  10. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    a quote from rooney on this street sskills thing
    “the most important thing is your first touch,as soon as you have your first touch right your half way there and you can just compose yourself its alot easier than rushing around panicking”
    and city went ahead and spent 50 million on tevez
    if only wayne had of warned them

  11. Fze123 says:

    “I’ve already won a lot.” Erm, with whom exactly? With utd of course, although he has not stated that. Retirement is a great decision, if he stops running he won’t feel tired as much but he won’t be of much use to any club as running around is all he can do.

    As for terry, well what can you say. From a chelsea point of view, he loved the way didier reacted, shouting and swearing into a TV camera and millions of people (and kids) watching, which tells us this sort of behaviour is acceptable. How is this guy a captain!? So, from a chelsea point of view, his mother being arrested and cautioned for shoplifting goods worth about £800 is acceptable. From a chelsea point of view, his dad getting caught supplying cocaine in a bar is acceptable. No?

    From a chelsea point of view, shut the fuck up you prick.

  12. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    “From a Chelsea point of view, I love the way Didier reacted there.”
    From a fathers point of view(which terry is as well) Im disgusted that this guy is a captain for a country that Im not even from. what Fabio Capello said is right Wayne Rooney should be captain,even if it starts at a friendly. . . The guy has moulded into a well rounded family man who just wants to play football. The Paul Scholes of the modern England team.

  13. Bebeto says:

    Can’t imagine the torment that poor little Carlos is going through. Say a prayer for him, lads.

    http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/1083/welcometouncertainty.png

  14. Tuna says:

    Check out the stats on Nani. Maybe he should consentrate on inproving instead of complaining

    http://www.dagbladet.no/2009/11/13/sport/fotball/premier_league/manchester_united/nani/9037250/

  15. Jack says:

    drogbas out for 3 weeks apparntley so thats drogba lampard bosingwa cole……….wheels falling off at chelsea

  16. vidic will get ya15 says:

    top bloggin again ghtt, love the rooney quote bout the 1st touch, you turning into a bit of a legend on this site, well maybe legend is used to freely maybe just a great hahaha

  17. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    vidic will get ya15
    Thank you mate but theres only 2 legends on R.O.M. in my opinion
    Scott the Author
    and
    Giles Oakley the commenter
    always read there points of views
    I just come along here to give my daughters videos a cheap pop

  18. rooninho says:

    why was paddy putting a chicken fillet in his boot?!

    i heard city (wanting to be like united, of course) was going to try and do the same thing.

    except instead of a single chicken fillet, they were going to put a whole headless chicken in a city kit and slap “32″ on the back, and pay it 47 million!

  19. rooninho says:

    from roman abramovich’s real chelsea point of view:

    “the second manchester city foolishly offers 200 million for either of these overrated cunts we’re selling!”

  20. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    check the list of the 5 Most Expensive Football Transfers
    1. Cristiano Ronaldo, £80 million
    2. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, £60.7 million
    3. Kaká, £56.1 million
    4. Zinédine Zidane, £47.2 million
    5. Carlos Tevez, £47 million
    do city bosses think that because they value a player the same as Zidane that he’s he same , is tevez 17million pound better than Wayne Rooney
    funny as fuck really, they got this twat who only gives a fuck what his big fat pretend daddy wants of him http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_6iX00OoqJz0/SQrEpGIO6ZI/AAAAAAAAEvI/Bj9wJEpWdwU/s1600/boca_1.jpg
    so one day he can be like daddy
    http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h225/Foolz3h/5.jpg

  21. the scottish wonder says:

    i like those stats Tuna keep them coming..

    Our mind plays tricks on our perception but the stats never lie

    My mind was right on Giggs though, hes been immense

  22. Don says:

    Players who left cannot and simply cannot replicate what they did at United..
    SAF knows when to leave a bird from the nest..when the bird thinks his wings are too big to fit in the nest..

    Talk abt..golden balls,RVN,and now tevez..few exceptions are there but who cares…

    Boca juniors…ROFLMAO..

  23. cav says:

    hahaha never change, Pat.

  24. theboogeyman says:

    Evra is slightly off balance with that chicken fillet in his boot.

    And yes, Terry is a disgrace.
    As is Drogba.
    And everyone else in the Chelsea team.

  25. cantona7 says:

    i immediately get here to see Scott’s take on Tevez’s retirement, because i wanna comment “have you ever seen a more stupid man than Tevez??”

    haha but now i get to read of John Terry’s too.. wow what a contender for “the stupidest man on earth” that is.. and he is England’s captain hahahahahahha no wonder suddenly Capello is considering Rooney as the captain. And it made Carlo Ancelloti look even more stupid with his comment on our players complaining a lot…

    1 international break, 2 stupid comments from 2 different tone of blues.. hahaha..

  26. Ballin... says:

    tevez is effin stupid. First he complains about not playin a whole lot at united and now he fuckin talks about playing too much and retiring.

  27. Debrabs says:

    Rooney says he wants to stay a red for life.. Tevez wants to retire because he’s tired.. says everything, so glad we didn’t keep the ugly little bastard. City is the best place for him

  28. DebRed says:

    I was not part of this blog when the whole tevez episode was playing out last year. Really thankful for Six Alex and his sense of judgement.
    Was seeing the match against man city and boy how much tevez helped for the last Owen goal. He was the one who gave the ball away when the free kick was cleared, stupid idiot.
    I dont see tevez playing for man city for a long time, he is a greedy cunt and when he sees that he cannot win any trophies here he will leave.
    what a great decision to let him go.

  29. jespermoses says:

    Classic City story…..it could only happen to them.They’ve got our old problem now and they thought it was a coup!!

    LOL!

    ps.Overrated or what??

  30. FusilliJerry says:

    Don – SAF was inspired in moving on RVN in 2006, it liberated Ronaldo and we all know what that brought. But you are posting rubbish if you think Ruud went on to fail in Spain.

    2006-07: 33 goals, league title winner
    2007-08: 19 goals, league title winner
    2008-09: 7 goals in 10 appearances before injury ended his season

  31. jespermoses says:

    yup.RVN will score anywhre!

  32. smithy99 says:

    My favourite quote from the Bluemoon……

    “Funny how he loved all the clubs he played for in Argentina, and how he loved West Ham, and how he loved the Rags… he’s here 3 months and he wants to quit the fucking game!”

    Reckon Carlito is trying to tell you something fella????!!!!!! ;) :) :) :)

  33. Tufty says:

    Tevez has made similar comments throughout his career, both whilst at West Ham and Man Utd. His comments about retiring relate to International Football. The problem with South Americans playing in Europe, is that the qualifying games for World Cups and other international games make the travel a nightmare. Players flying out on the Saturday after games and not returning till the following Friday, not ideal preperation for club football and Im sure Valencia will start to feel it at some point.
    Tevez has always expressed a desire to return to Boca Juniors, even weeks after he first joined United he made similar comments.

  34. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    tufty talking negitive shit again to piss on the fun time
    read it again
    It crosses my mind to hang up my boots if we win the World Cup, although I have a contract (with City) until 2014.
    why would he talk quiting football and talk about his contract with city in the space of 7 words if he was just talking about International Football.
    You just come on here to be negitive for the sake of it what do you get out of it
    what in the “blue” fuck is your problem
    you get yourself a match ticket and gayass pair of sunglasses and you think your the shit but you talk manchester united f.c. the manager the news the players and its fans down and its proved here but th fact that you didnt even read the whole thing for you to jump on the negitive ship

  35. Gudjohnsen says:

    Hhaha this is priceless!! Tevez moans and moans about not playing regularly but now he’s sooo tired of all this football! Haha, I’m so glad we didn’t splash out that crazy cash on this prick!!

  36. Fze123 says:

    Maybe Evra should give some of that magic chicken fillet that has made him play so wonderfully and consistently so far this season to Nani to put in both of his boots.

  37. james f says:

    “I’m a bit tired of so much football.” I thought he left United to play more football!

  38. Tufty says:

    GHTT, in what way is my post negative? Its pointing out a few facts about Tevezs comments and the interpritation given by some on here.
    So some people not look at the full context of things or look at past comments etc?

  39. Scott the Red says:

    Tufty – wrong again. If his comments about retiring related just to International football, why does he cite his contract until 2014 as a problem? I have seen the original interview transcript and the City contract is definitely mentioned there. He also names his desire to go and play for Boca before he retires as a problem with retiring after this World Cup.

  40. Gotta hate tiny tears says:

    he’s retiring from Argentina to play for boca jnrs but will still play for city tufty is that right or by chance did i just read your comment wrong because Im man enough to say I made a mistake if i miss read things

  41. Tufty says:

    His retrirement comments are in relation to his International career.
    His City contract comments are in relation to him wanting to play for Boca.
    The orginal transcript was in Argentinian and is probably in the hands of the interviewee, so i doubt you have seen it.
    Tevez made similar comments when at United, so nothing really new.
    Whilst at united he even stated that he only wanted to play for a couple more years and that was before we even got into contract talks with him.

  42. Bebeto says:

    England were shit. Rooney didn’t have anything to work with, but he still led by example in giving them about the only creative edge they had.

  43. Rax says:

    Evra is a legend. Fucking priceless.

  44. Scott the Red says:

    Tufty – Wrong again. Tevez always claimed he was going to play for Boca Juniors one day (until maybe April last year when he claimed he wanted to stay at United for the rest of his career) but he never talked about retiring from football, which is what he does in this interview. He talks of hanging up his boots this summer, although his contract which runs out in 2014 poses a problem. I would honestly think you would look in to these things before spouting nonsense and ending up looking foolish…

    http://www.ole.clarin.com/notas/2009/11/13/seleccion/02039893.html

    -¿Y si Argentina se iluminase y llegara a ganar el Mundial, vas a seguir poniendo el pecho?
    And if Argentina light up and win the World Cup, will you keep playing?

    -Es complicado. Está mi familia, el deseo de volver a Boca, pero lo pienso. Me pasa por la cabeza colgar los botines si ganamos el Mundial. Aunque tengo un contrato hasta el 2014.
    “It’s complicated. It’s my family, the desire to return to Boca Juniors, but I’ll think about. It goes through my head to hang up my boots if we win the World Cup, although I have a contract until 2014.”

    -¿Por qué lo pensás?
    Why do you think that?

    -Porque estoy un poco cansado de tanto fútbol, tanto fútbol… Quiero disfrutar un poco de mi familia. Tengo muchísimas ganas de parar y de conseguir un poco de tranquilidad. Ya gané mucho. Vivir para el fútbol me saturó muchísimo.
    “Because I am a little tired of so much football, so much football…I want to enjoy a little more of my family. I have earnt so much to stop and get some peace. I have won loads. It’s become very saturated living for football.”

    And we’re all still waiting to hear of the 100’s of occasions when the FA have treated United favourably. Not like you to make an outlandish claim and have nothing to back it up with… oh….

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