Steven McInerney from the impressive City blog, In Esteemed Kompany, has had a chat with us about his aspirations for the season ahead, as well as looking back at the success of last season.
Scott the Red: Were you happy with your team’s performance last season?
Steven McInerney: Of course – it was a fantastic year for us. We reached the champions league, gaining automatic qualification at the expense of Arsenal, and we finally have something tangible to symbolise our progress. A first trophy in 35 years.
STR: Who were your most important players in helping you achieve this success?
SM: Fortunately we witnessed the striking development of numerous players this season, most notably Nigel De Jong, Joe Hart and Vincent Kompany. All grew immensely into their roles and became almost as indispensable as Carlos Tevez. Vincent Kompany in particular – our player of the season, and deservedly so. He’s a natural born leader and hopefully our next captain. David Silva was magnificent on occasions too, as was Yaya Toure.
STR: You skipped past captain Tevez there. He has scored/assisted 42% of your goals over the past two seasons. Can City improve on last season if he leaves?
SM: I have to believe it’s possible, yes, but it would undoubtedly be a huge blow if he does leave. There was very much an over-reliance on Carlos Tevez last season – one that lead to an almost ‘just give to the ball to Tevez’-esque approach. Understandable really, seeing as it invariably worked, but playing to Carlos’ strengths never really encouraged the rest of the team to express themselves as much as they should have. Him leaving could actually encourage more fluidity from the team – we have players who can influence a game to a greater extent than they already are doing if they are given the freedom to do just that. In Sergio Aguero we have a player who can replace much of the dynamism lost through a Tevez departure, and he also has an equally impressive eye for the spectacular. Bearing that in mind, if players such as Balotelli, Silva, Yaya Toure and Dzeko all further improve on last season, which is fairly plausible given they’ll have a first full pre-season together and adequate bedding-in time, then we should be okay. It won’t be easy, but we don’t tend to do things the easy way, do we?
STR: Less of players going out. What about those that have come in?
SM: I’m very happy with our transfers. Sergio Aguero is our first truly world class signing. He is a special, special talent and I expect an impact as strong, if not better, than Fernando Torres’ at Liverpool when he first arrived. Elsewhere, Savic is a good addition to the squad, and if Gaël Clichy can find his form of a couple of years ago then he’ll do a job for us.
STR: How on earth are City going to function when FFP comes in to play, with the salaries as much as the transfer fees?
SM: With great difficulty! I’m no financial expert but I think it’s possible. Logically you’d have to presume our owners think it is too, otherwise they wouldn’t have invested so heavily on transfers and so on. We should be okay if success is sustained. Despite their apparent naivety at times, step forward Garry Cook, there is no doubting that the marketing team we have are highly competent at the business side of things. They’ll continue to secure lucrative sponsorship deals and partnerships as long as our profile keeps rising, and the only way to do this as we all know is through footballing success. The investment in east Manchester is wonderful, and I expect it’ll open up a world of opportunity for the club, in both a footballing and a marketing sense.
Transfer wise, I do expect the spending to slow. The club are very aware of the situation, and there will be a more ruthless culling of fringe players from the squad. If Tevez leaves, and even if we sign someone else (Nasri is muted, for example), our net spend on transfers this summer will probably be around £35m, which by our standards is considerably lower than normal. We’ve clearly got one eye on FFP. We all know that a complete over-haul of the team each summer is no longer plausible, but fortunately we seem to have a squad in place that means that it’s no longer necessary to do that anyway.
STR: What are your aspirations for this season?
SM: Further improvement. A sustained shot at winning the league, possibly another trophy, and a fun foray into the Champions League’s latter stages.
STR: How do you rate Mancini’s ability to take the club to these great heights?
SM: I’m a big fan of Roberto Mancini. He is very much an authoritarian; his way or the highway, and I respect that. With the egos we have in our dressing room a more relaxed approach would prove disastrous. He means business this year, evident in his stern reaction to Balotelli’s back-heel. He seems to be moulding the team and our playing style towards a very clearly defined vision and it’s starting to take effect. The squad is youthful, strong, technically excellent and full of potential match-winners. And contrary to what the press would have you believe, pretty tight-knit. I expect he will continue to weed out the weaker links, mainly the best-forgotten remnants of the Hughes era, and before long he’ll be under control of a squad almost solely with his blessing – one with the ability to lead us into a pretty successful era. Naturally, this depends on a million and one factors, but I’m feeling uncharacteristically confident.
STR: I think this is what United fans refer to as “giddy” mate. So, with your tight-knit, excellent squad, where do you think you will finish this season?
SM: I have absolutely no idea. My head says third, but the optimist in me believes we can win it. So bearing that in mind we’ll probably get relegated. In all seriousness I expect a very close 1, 2, 3 this year – closer than ever before between ourselves, United and Chelsea. Sky will probably love it. A lack of ‘know-how’ may prevent us from truly pipping Manchester United this season, but all the tools are in place if we want it enough. It’s going to be fun regardless of the outcome, isn’t it?
STR: Which player do you think will most important in helping you achieve this?
SM: David Silva. Our spark. Without him our clock does not tick. I fully expect him to take over the mantle of our most important player even if Carlos Tevez stays.
STR: Which two current United players would you most want at City?
SM: Nemanja Vidic. Can you imagine Nemanja Vidic and Vincent Kompany as a partnership? Monstrous. As for the second player I’ll go for Hernandez. Despite having Aguero to fawn over, I’d love Hernandez at City. His attitude is great, he scores goals and he understands the that you can’t always start every game. It’s refreshing. I also liked that backwards header thing he did. It was fun.
STR: Anything else you want to tell us?
SM: Look out for Denis Suarez this year. A fantastic young prospect that we secured from Celta Vigo. He reminds me of a young David Silva, which is never a bad thing. In a similar vein I’m interested to see how Paul Pogba does for United too. I’ve heard very good things.
STR: Cheers mate.
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Blue Moon
You started singing to soon
You had a two goal head start
Then we put three past Joe Hart
*wide eyed* no comments!
not a very bitter bitter!! are you sure he is a bitter?
3rd place
ballotelli will punch mancini one day :’)
Level headed chap, not much to argue with there. I’m off to read what the Scouser had to say. Hopefully there’ll be much more comedy value…
When are we getting the ‘View from the Enemy’ on City? This can’t be it.
Steven McInerney is deluded, but not bitter.
Impostor, methinks!
2-0 Down Last Sunday – sitting in the Wembley rain clouds over – as grey as could be watching them lot do the Poznan
Within 15 minutes back on terms
92 Min 3-2 The United way.
TM The United way courtesy of SAF @ Manchester United FC – Contrary to all reports and suggestions – the biggest football club in the world.
Who are city again? Oh yes won one trophy in the last 35 years.
Jog the fuck on, No second thoughts get the fuck out of here
off topic
When I aw this headline I held my breath and prayed not to see the name Ravel Morrison linked with this story.
http://themondaysupplement.co.uk/sport/man-united-star-arrested-over-riot-claims/
“Sergio Aguero is our first truly world class signing”
I don’t remember where, but I saw this mentioned elsewhere as well – have they forgotten about Robinho? He was (at the time) a bigger name and a better player than Aguero has been for the last year.
Too optimistic. But they use to be at this time of the year.
I don’t get this Silva is a genius thing. He’s not even a regular for Spain. His goal/assist tally was nothing compared to Nanis last year. Yet everyone hails this player.
No, I can not imagine Company next to Vidic. i will not.
The team is not a team. Some of their best players train with the kids for 100.000+ a week.
CL and PL will be too much for them. Not long til we hear the Mancini out cries again.
Forlan > Aguero
Not my opinion, the Atletico managers.
It won’t be easy, but we don’t tend to do things the easy way, do we? What f**k what!!
FUCK OFF BLUE NOSE
Bitter blue scum bastards.
@bayobuya: it’s a piss take, right?
sure this must have been posted. But what the fuck is STR up to. Waaaaaay to many topics. i guess this answers the question of a new format for View from the enemy, look like he’s trying to get them all in before season starts. Maybe a continuation when the season kicks off? Anyways whats up ROMers
despite spending well over 500 million, how many shitty players could get into the united squad, let alone the first team. I can barley pick 1, that’s how overpayed their squad actually is
y Geezer says:
Blue Moon
You started singing to soon
You had a two goal head start
Then we put three past Joe
Hart
“Mancini’s very much an authoritarian…his way or the highway”
The fuck? If this is the case then why the fuck is that prat Balotelli even on the club’s books? SAF (reads: Authoritarian) would’ve had that clown shipped back to Italy months ago. Avram Grant thinks Mancini’s a yes man. An owner’s puppet. I respect what Mancini’s accomplished in his career but to say he’s got a grip over that “tightly-knit” dressing room is absolute bollox.
Deluded as fuck if anyone thinks he’s got the hold on the reigns. A stern scolding after the back-heel? Are you fucking kidding me? Looked to me like Balotelli got the better of that challenge, the fact he started the Community Shield is proof that Mancini’s no control over that team. What kind of messege does it send to the other 24 head cases there? Fuck with me and I’ll sub you out, confront you on the touchline and then we’ll kiss make up and you’re back in my starting XI.
God, you just can’t make this stuff up. Mancini, authoritarian? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
Let’s all laugh at City!
not trying to open a can of worms here, but doesn’t anyone find it odd that Berbatov is the name most guys interviewed for View from the enemy would like to see. Go Berba. lol
is he really a bitter?
i hope they are relegated this season.deluded idiot
Was he high or something during this interview?
slim, I too noticed that Berbatov is a popular choice. It will be interesting to tot up the figures once we’ve had all 16 of the teams that remained in the Premiership.
The enemy’s view is telling. I never want Drogba to play against us, whereas Terry and Lampard hold no fear. Chelsea fans may disagree.
This guy probably has an erection everytime the sun rises. “Uncharacteristically confident”.
Joking aside, another fun interview. I said it on Sunday. Imo, with the players they have now, Mancini will start becoming detrimental to the team. He sucks the team out of its creativity and focuses almost entirely on keeping the clean sheet. Didn’t look like they had a plan b after United came to life.
Everybody want themselves a ‘Chicharito”…
but his love is only for UNITED
Wesley Sneijder tweets: “Enjoying Ibiza!!! Just a great Island…”
That confirms it then.
whats this about Rio tweeting he hopes England gets thrashed. And he got arrested? Is this true
Steven you giddy bitter.you’re wrong its a million and two. haha
The only City players I’d take are Joe Hart and David Silva! Kompany is excellent but wouldn’t swap the entire city back line for jones or Smalling!! Seems like a nice bloke! Deluded that he thinks they’ll win it, but not bitter.
@jeet oh yes! whats easier than throwing money at every player linked to United.
When Torres was at liverpool I would get jittery with the anfeild trip but now I also agree I dont want us facing Drogba I pray Abramovich forces the new young puppet to start Torres every match!
@Slim that story is just bollocks!
I wont beleive anyone who says if they had to pick one player from us they wouldnt take Rooney!!!!
a fairly balanced view of City but two things that really stood out…
1) Mancini – his way or the high way???
Hilarious! The guy’s just a puppet, he got no idea what’s going on! His way or the high way, in what, the transfer market??? sure! like he has anything to do with that! They just chuck him players and say ‘go on then mate, sort it out’…
I mean, seriously, if Tevez came out and said ‘I’ll stay if Mancini goes’, how many of you think that the club would support Mancini?
2) Tight Knit squad.
Just don’t believe that… One look at Bellamy and Adebayor training on their own whilst the club desperately tries to find a club rich enough to pay wages for mid-table players tells the story. The droves of players desperately trying to get out is another crucial aspect. All that money and they still want to go? Tight knit! Sure mate!
Wes on facebook!
http://www.talksport.co.uk/magazine/features/2011-08-10/wesley-sneijder-told-carlos-tevez-spacebook-man-united-not-really-manchester
City fans sure are deluded, their sudden success seems to have blinded them from reality. Their squad is highly overrated, there isn’t ONE player I would want to see in a red shirt. Silva < Modric, just to put things in perspective.
United are going to slay everyone in the league this year. Funny to see that not many journos are willing to bet against that, seems to me that they ditched the whole 'worst united team' bollocks, good to see.
city needs to sell a few players if they want to compete with other teams
Everyone sees that money is all that mattes to the pundits and most deluded fans. When a team spends money, they become the next great hope. Spurts and City the most recent beneficiaries. Buying excessively really does boost you into contention but it doesn’t get you titles. You need to build heart to slug it out when it matters. Was NANI’s MOTM down to his skill as a footballer or the fact that he has stopped diving, stopped arguing with refs, and got on with the game in a Red shirt. This is what you need to win. Giggs has it, Fletch has it, Rio has it, Rooney has it, Nani is just starting to look the part. United fans can be just as bad, it is always we are sh*te in midfield and we need XYZ to make it happen. Well lads, we didn’t have XY or Z last season and we did make it happen. We just bought a 20 year old keeper and yet everyone thinks it will happen this year. There is a list longer than my arm of the number of players we have wasted pages and pages of text saying they were coming to United over the last 2 years alone. Guess what, we didn’t get any of them. I love the bitters attitude, if we just by one or two, we will have it. But that’s it, you need something special before you buy the players. And that something special is not just about money. Good luck to the bitters, hope they take lots of points off of everyone of the top 6 excepting us. Fully expect them to get up for a limited number of games and do well. Would be very surprised if they do better than 3rd. Love it if Liverpool or Spurs overhauls them to fourth. As long as they loose to us, I’m not too bothered at the moment. They have actually backed themselves into a corner with their signings and will have that to sort out for years.
Money bags city have to challenge for the league and not just finish top 4. They’ve spunked big money this last few years. Time to put up, or shut up bobby wank!
best yet rates Bobby Manc lol twat will be toast this year,tight knit jesus he has to be joking.Aguero world class? Wasn’t even playing all the time for madrid was he? Someone should tell him just because the daft cunts pay 40 mill for a 20 mill player doesn’t make him world class,city were the only ones who bid for him
Bitter talking out of his ass
muhahahahahahahaha
sniff sniff
ooooooohhh
*ting*
heehee
sorry guys, got excited with the emoticons (It’s all Fred’s fault he gave me the link)
And on topic, this guy’s deluded!
Sorry guys.
Bobby Wank.
Balaji
What does it confirm exactly??? Everyone knows he’s been there for two days. His reps are ‘thrashing out a deal’. Unless you’re referring to the rumour that he’s having a medical, which is total bollocks.
Slim
I don’t know what you’re talking about with Rio
He’s having his medical in Ibiza.
Take two pills and call me in the morning?
Hahaha!
@The Fly, Sorry mate. I thought the sarcasm was obvious. I was simply irritated by people using nothing statements to confirm that the deal is on-going. So, I thought I will throw in my hat by quoting a nothing statement.
hello?
He’ll fly through his medical in Ibiza!
hmm… Interesting. My comments were not visible but as soon as I removed the link in my name, they are visible again!
Balaji – That was sarcasm?
My comment was – Booby Wank
Fergie had a hair cut. That must mean he’s preparing to reveal Sneijder tomorrow.
@willie
I saw your post in one of the older threads. Yeah, one way or another, I’ll be ecstatic to see the end of this saga. And I’ve set myself up for any scenario, so no disappointment for me.
Super Mario Vs The Scarf – Who Will Win? Only one way to find out:
http://agentoffergie.blogspot.com/2011/08/muck-with-brass.html
Don’t believe any unsubstantiated rumours you hear about Sneijder. Unless they’re posted by The Fly.
@willie, Whatever… A man’s gotta try right. That is why I used the big
smiley.
“Sergio Aguero is our first truly world class signing.” Er, so Tevez was not a world-class signing? Personally, I agree with that — the only thing world class about Tevez is the size of the cock hanging from his forehead — but I’m surprised to hear it from them.
alright fair enough then
It’s hard to see what sarcasm and what isn’t when reading text. I find anyway. Though your right about the rumours. Been some good ones today. ‘on the verge of signing for arsenal’ was quite a funny one.
Costas – ha ha… Loving your logic on the hair cut! It’s hot out there in Ibiza and with the flashing bulbs of the cameras at the beach side press conference it should keep him cool too.
Costas – No problem mate. We should know more from Fergie’s press conference tomorrow. Hopefully, that is.
Sir Alex is in Ibiza? He must be spinning!
Don’t use me as an official ‘source’. But what I post I do believe is 100% truth and fact.
He IS talking with United. We HAVE had a 33 million fee agreed with Inter. He DOES want to sign, he openly said in that interview. He DOES however want to basically equal the wages he’s on already, which is frustrating but understandable (although I’d play for United for no money).
I could post a lot more nonsense rumours that constantly appear every second. But the accounts I check are in the know people, Nick Coppack for example, who writes for ManUnited.com.
StatesideAussie
Nice one lol.
It is funny how he doesn’t think Tevez was a world class signing. I’m sure if he wasn’t on the way out he’d be a superstar still, in their eyes.
If Fergie bans any Sneijder questions I’ll take as either he’s practically ours, or the deal is dead. If he allows questions then it’s all up the air, STILL.
Although the longer it drags towards Sunday, the more I feel Cedars, Costas and co will be celebrating.
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has warned players and managers they will be met with severe punishment if they show disrespect to referees this season.
‘We don’t want players surrounding match officials. That will be dealt with more severely this season than it was the last. In post-match interviews we don`t want to stamp out constructive criticism. If a manager thinks a referee has got something wrong then he is perfectly entitled to say that, but it’s more about the colour and the disrespectful language.’
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2024933/Players-managers-face-crackdown-behaviour.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
The Fly – Agree with what you say about the Sneijder-Deal. Fee accepted and now we have to find an agreement with his agent. Still a long way to go but I think he’ll lower his claims and we’ll up our offer.
Gut feeling says, Fergie will kill it stone dead tomorrow. Also heard, the press conference is at OT and not Carrington as usual. The 3 players we signed this summer, will be introduced to the media.
Rumours that a big package of blankts was bought by a united representative near bridgewater hospital
They crowed about tevez, he cost them more than we were willing to pay.
Now he has returned the favour.
mancini does not have a track record of developing talent and building winning teams that wud impress u , get yr respect.
When balotelli was avaliable , they said United and city were hard on his trail. I commented that if Fergie signs the kid ,that means he believes he can work with balo.
Fergie did not make a move. This player has the potential but he will not fit character wise into our team.
shitty like chelski seem to sign players on thier popularity rather then cold blooded analysis.
Now they are paying the price. A bloated up squad with players desperate to leave and by leaving wud cost shitty millions in losses.
shitty started to build a reputation with thier academy,churning out players every year,excellent players. Now they renamed it some stupid shit and most of the graduates have moved on cos of big money signings.
A club thats stupid enough to want to spend 100 million on a player does not have my respect. And they dodged a bullet cos Kaka is struggling with injuries.
They screwed the one important thing they had ,the academy. Well some of thier signings like the guy mentioned above may actually be based on good analysis so lets see what they might do in the future.
Shitty a club that does not have the right mentality or culture cannot have sustainable success in this sport.
Same applies for chelski.
Only by spending stupid sums they might up the ante but its not sustainable.
theres a link a few posts up that rio was arrested for tweeting. during the riots in London. bayobuya said its bollocks, thinking about it i’m sure it is
Tomorrow:
Agents Costas and Cedars will officially reveal that Sneijder has finally accepted that he shall be rewarded kebabs lebanese bread and Baklava to sweeten he deal to move to Manchester United.
The Fly – Hello mate. You know my desire for this player to sign as I have championed it a long while back. Some folk are against it which is totally understandable as I would be one of the first to express my opinions that the youth should not have their progress hindered in anyway. But I firmly believe this signing will help them, just my honest opinion. If it was anyone else, I would just totally disregard it – Nasri for instance. Sneijder for me ticks all the right boxes and is a United player in my opinion. Another interesting thing of note mate, I saw Carrick being interviewed on SSN today about competition for places and the topic of Sneijder came up, he mentioned how he would embrace such a signing and he then struggled to contain himself when mentioning it, the way he grinned as he ended the interview gave me the impression that he knows something is in the pipeline and he wanted to end the interview to avoid the risk of giving too much away. Also, people like Young have been questioned it. Anyway, something might not come of it, who knows though. Thanks for the constant updates my friend.
Thanks for the info Willie. That’s the way it was last year with Chicharito, Smalling and Bebe.
We wud be dealing with warnock again this season. remember how it ended the last time?
not sure about jose enrique but seems daglish thinks he good enough. wonder how wud that work out?
daglish is building his team,they will be confident, be gunning for our blood.Tis is goin to be interesting.
nasri is off ,so is cesc by the looks of it. arse rebuilding. danger to write them off. caution here.
now we have to deal with drog and lukaku, anelka and sturridge. power and pace, and divers.
danger.
First challenge is to win our battle against hodgson on Sunday. This is going to be unpredictable.
Smartalex.
Saw a report on that on SKY, there will be more on the “Get on with the game” campaign and this will directly relate to players not rushing the refs.
Refs have a tough job and they shouldn’t be rushed, full stop. The worst last year was from Chelski and us to be honest. We need to be above this. Recall how Scholes took his lumps with so much class. Loved Evans for his response when he did that lad last year as well. “Right, I’m off then”. It is a fast tough game, no need to make the refs look like they are school girls. Everyone needs to get on with the game. Liked the way the ref told Kompany off at the Sheild. Pointing at his arm band, Ref said you need to be better!
PS, Anyone know why the armband stayed with Rafael after Evra went off? Should have been Rooney I would think.
The Fly, Cheers mate. I saw those posts from Nick Coppack.
He had a funny one a few hours ago where he basically suggested that nothing would happen tomorrow because interesting things only happen when he was on holiday. So we won’t get that opening for 3 weeks. Funny.
nickcoppack Nick Coppack
“Anyway, I’m not due to have a day off tomorrow. We only sign players when I have a day off. Next one scheduled is 2 September.”
Just a waste of space. All of them falling all over themselves because they have nothing new.
Jeff Goldblum here,was at a seance last night Vincent Price made contact,Vincent was a big utd fan anyway asked me to come on rom and assure everyone the WS deal is a go.
I know a lot of bollocks has gone on but this is straight from the afterlife,so good news reds
Ok ok, I give in, I would welcome wee Wes but only if he can out sprint the Little Pea over 100 meters
Wayne – Did Jeff Goldblum not play the lead role in the film “The Fly”? The same Fly who has been giving us updates on ROM?…..aha, now it’s all making sense!!
FletchTHEMAN
The pre-season referee-protection-plan fanfare become old a long time ago. Their ‘crackdowns’ fade away, apart from targeting Sir Alex when the FA run out of crack.
Let’s hope that they’re actually warning the rest of the teams that everyone will be held accountable, not just us. If rules are strictly applied to everyone, then players would conform and fans would be more tolerant.
If the referees are shoddy in matches broadcast to hundreds of millions of consumers, then surely some of the billions in advertising money can solve the problem.
FIFA want mistakes in refereeing as it’s the best way to ensure that the right team wins.
^ (FIFA and the FA)
So United is #1 again….But this time, with the most annoying transfer rumor.
Fabregas seems to be going to Barca before the weekend – putting all the pressure of untalented reporters with nothing to report
Controversial but true. Football definitely rigged from time to time, even at the highest level. Sorry if this upsets anyone.
Devil310 – doesn’t bother me. I find Spanish football a real snoozefest.
@mikekelly12 – genius for spoting that Fly comment of wayne’s!
@Jeff Goldblum – How is the Saint?
How do you sprint with peas?
Evening `Cedars
Ian St John?
Smartalex. We won’t kid ourselves will we mate? This will only be applied to United, end of discussion. The the Berstein-omator in the charge, City actually have a shot! SAY, I knew we could get this tread back on-topic
**With the**
Fred
I cannot disagree with you on your point made @20:35. In fact its obvious at times that even the world’s biggest footballing spectacle i.e. the world cup (Arguable of course as I think the CL is much bigger) is rigged and at times its so bloody obvious…….. Just 2 quick examples spring to mind, South Korea’s route to the semis in 2002 and how Algeria were knocked out of the group stages in 1982…. Many more examples out there
@ mikekelly12 – I wiki’d it, and Vincent Price was in the original ‘The Fly’ so it was treble-entendre from wayne! Genius!
@Fred – Oh, I could careless about Fabregas and the Barca protocol. I just don’t like the fact that once that deal is put to bed, the journos wont have anything else to write about than Sneijder-man’s future
He Googled it!
Smartalex – great detective work my friend! So it’s all hinging on the “price”. Wayne will decipher the press conference before it’s happened!!
AUGUST 11, 2011 AT 18:31
Costas , PERFECT.
I remember the first time I got googled.
Fly is Jimmy the Supper Fly Snuka or VP? Fly have you ever googled Gina Davis?
Earth Girls are Easy.
Very easy.
Evening MG
I had to give them something, albeit an impossible task!
@smartalex,Jeff Goldblum here Rodger Moore never made contact?
Roger
Rabbit.
Co-Pilot Roger Murdock(to Capt. Oveur): We have clearance, Clarence.
Capt. Oveur: Roger, Roger. What’s our vector, Victor?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVq4_HhBK8Y
Fred
Brilliant quote from Airplane….. I actually pissed my self the first time I watched that movie
‘Surely you cannot be serious’ ‘I am and don’t call me surely’
Don’t call me shirley
‘Are you nervous?’
‘Yes’
‘First time?’
‘No I’ve been nervous lots of times’
Hahaha
”Mario might have not been brilliant, but putting all the blame on him for the defeat (in the Charity Shield) is totally unfair,” Mario’s sister Cristina Balotelli said. ”Soccer is teamwork.”
His sister loves him, but clearly hasn’t mentioned teamwork to him yet.
Forget the enemies, what about a top midfielder joining the squad soon to replace Scholes? The bitters are going for Nasri to reinforce that mid, while we are still waiting for a big name to sign and stablilise the team for good
It seems Hernandez the one United player, all other teams would love to have..