Pippadoc - Comments

What a load of shit from Wenger. I like him, but wasn't he the first manager to field a 11 without an English person in?

Personally I think it's extremely harsh on Hazard that he'll be fined for this and banned whilst Swansea will probably escape without punishment despite the incident being caused by a ball boy they've (employed or chosen to do that job).

Yes the rules say you can't touch spectators, ball boys and referees, but some common sense needs to be applied to this, the reaction by the media and some people has been well over the top, you'd swear Hazard had dived two footed at his head the way people are going on about it.

I don't think it's irrelevant to mention what the ball boy did and how it appears he had set out to do it before kick off in this case when related to Hazard's punishment, I mean he's got a level of responsibility for his own actions and he's already accepted that, but this should never have happened and Hazard only carries a certain amount of blame.

Coloccini has done a Tevez, apparently.

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/exclusive-fabricio-coloccini-deserts-newcastle-8464252.html

I'm guessing you've read Tor!? That's what I'm reading at the moment, only a third of the way through, but it's good so far.

Are the A Game of Thrones books good? Finally got around to watching the TV programme. And just wondering if they're worth a read, I've never read any sort of fantasy books before.

DDG1
WR10
RVP 20
YT42
FT 9

Who the fuck thinks those sound good?

Don't know, I felt that she was lonely. I mean, who the hell calls someone after a party which they went to with their friends. And she was with her friends. I just waited until she got home.

Fabregas and Henry gave us everything during there time here and didn't leave our greatest rivals (bar Tottenham). I was gutted to see Cesc leave, as you'd expect, but any reasonable fan couldn't begrudge him a move to the best team in the world who also were his hometown club. van Persie, on the other hand, spent a huge chunk of his career at Arsenal injured, where we stood by him and offered him new contracts, and once he finally reached his potential he turned his back on the club, on Wenger, and left. Wenger made him the player he is and he repaid him and the club by humiliating them with that statement in July. I can understand why he would want to go and win trophies but surely you can understand why Arsenal fans are bitter as to how he handled the entire situation? Henry and Fabregas will always be welcomed back at Arsenal, as they gave their best years to the club, but van Persie will forever be remembered for joining United.

I don't hate him, and I don't wish serious injury on him, but I feel a great dislike for him - which is surely understandable.

If it goes ahead, and I mean, goes ahead. Will the countries with host cities gain qualification automatically? If so, i'd back any Welsh bid as it's the only way we'd get there

Marvauex was fucking awesome last night too, we played really well - admittedly against 10 men of Wigan.

I thought the foul was a penalty but never a red, penalty was punishment enough.

He came on the other day too.

I think we gave him a 5 year deal, so we're pretty much stuck with him. Apparently he's been a lot better recently too, actually turning up to training on time and staying out of trouble. Was pretty good when he was coming through in the Championship tbf.

Not what I said at all, but well done.

I dunno, routinely standing on peoples ankles on their standing leg is far more dangerous for me.

I may be wrong but I can't think of a Scholes tackle that has ever injured anyone. He can tackle, he just likes to foul people as well. He seems to enjoy going in when he's got no chance of taking the ball just so he can take someone out. Other times he'll take the ball but makes sure he gets a fair bit of the man at the same time. His red card in the FA Cup Semi was a bad foul but he was going for the ball, he just left his foot in and made sure he caught Zabaleta on the follow through. Loads of older players are like that though, it's just the standard 'let him know you're there' old school style. He is dirty though.

"This Israel situation is approx. 1.5 Holocausts, whereas the situation in Syria is merely 0.6 Holocausts"

It's ridiculous how a talented and exciting driver with a relatively large fan base like Kobayashi can get booted by someone who's largely unknown just due to sponsorship reasons.

Watched that King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters documentary over the weekend. Loads of the people in it were total douchebags, and the subject matter was pretty stupid too, but it was really exciting and had me cheering at the end. Liked it quite a lot, getting into proper documentaries at the moment.

Any people would recommend?

Going to start volunteering at a charity shop. May as well, hate not having anything to do. It'll cost me so much on JSA though for transport, considering I'm paying £15 as rent to my mother, £15 on savings for uni, and a weekly bus ticket is £20, £10 left for my phone and food. I'm not allowed to get any kind of transport or lunch expenses because that counts as 'compensation' for the work I do, so I'd have to quit my benefits.

If only I wasn't totally unemployable.

They certainly had terrible value for money back when I still paid attention to media players.