Ingerland, Ingerland, Ingerland.

[Gary the Enfield]

Frank's was better than that fluke.

Anyone who doesn't think so is a dirty manc.

Anne Frank's goals were:
1) get through World War II alive
2) to grow up

Epic fail.

[Always hopeful]

Well fecking 'ell.
I state an opinion, that is purely from my perspective, relating to what I think about what I've seen, and get other people telling me I'm wrong:

Let me reiterate exactly what I said: "that was the greatest goal I've seen live ever (pity it was only live TV as opposed to live live, but you can't have everything)"
I stand by that. I know what goals I've seen live (as opposed to recorded). And I know which, in my opinion, was the best ever out of that selection.

Mr Spot, apologies if it looks as though I was having a pop at you. I wasn't. It was a fine goal and one of the best I've seen "live" too. It's the media going over the top and claiming that it was the "best goal ever" that I was having a go at, such as this.. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20334786" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I saw the best goal ever and saw it live (i.e. in person) on the 21st April 1979, at Burnden.

Although there are a few decent ones here that could challenge my claim: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20338549" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Well fecking 'ell.
I state an opinion, that is purely from my perspective, relating to what I think about what I've seen, and get other people telling me I'm wrong:

Let me reiterate exactly what I said: "that was the greatest goal I've seen live ever (pity it was only live TV as opposed to live live, but you can't have everything)"
I stand by that. I know what goals I've seen live (as opposed to recorded). And I know which, in my opinion, was the best ever out of that selection.

Mr Spot, apologies if it looks as though I was having a pop at you. I wasn't. It was a fine goal and one of the best I've seen "live" too. It's the media going over the top and claiming that it was the "best goal ever" that I was having a go at, such as this.. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20334786" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I saw the best goal ever and saw it live (i.e. in person) on the 21st April 1979, at Burnden.

Although there are a few decent ones here that could challenge my claim: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20338549" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Fair enough me old Hopeful . I hadn't realised the media-fest that it's attracted until I bought the paper this afternoon. They are going a bit over the top about it.

[Wandering Willy]

Frank's was better than that fluke.

Anyone who doesn't think so is a dirty manc.

Anne Frank's goals were:
1) get through World War II alive
2) to grow up

I'm declaring you half manc half scouser for that.

[Always hopeful]

Well fecking 'ell.
I state an opinion, that is purely from my perspective, relating to what I think about what I've seen, and get other people telling me I'm wrong:

Let me reiterate exactly what I said: "that was the greatest goal I've seen live ever (pity it was only live TV as opposed to live live, but you can't have everything)"
I stand by that. I know what goals I've seen live (as opposed to recorded). And I know which, in my opinion, was the best ever out of that selection.

Mr Spot, apologies if it looks as though I was having a pop at you. I wasn't. It was a fine goal and one of the best I've seen "live" too. It's the media going over the top and claiming that it was the "best goal ever" that I was having a go at, such as this.. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20334786" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I saw the best goal ever and saw it live (i.e. in person) on the 21st April 1979, at Burnden.

Although there are a few decent ones here that could challenge my claim: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20338549" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Fair enough me old Hopeful . I hadn't realised the media-fest that it's attracted until I bought the paper this afternoon. They are going a bit over the top about it.

[Dr.Karl]

That goal was something else. Loved how he anticipated Hart clearing it by stopping and running back before he headed it clear. And the execution from that position was simply incredible.

20 Millon Euro is a fecking steal for him. Not many clubs are going to pay his salary though .

[bwfcdan94]

inrahemovc is overated and week in week out a very bad player who occasionally pulls rabits out the hat like that one.i would rather have knight then him

[PC1978]

inrahemovc is overated and week in week out a very bad player who occasionally pulls rabits out the hat like that one.i would rather have knight then him

I'll have a pint of whatever you are on!

[plymouth wanderer]

inrahemovc is overated and week in week out a very bad player who occasionally pulls rabits out the hat like that one.i would rather have knight then him

BL3 is that you

[BWFC_Insane]

inrahemovc is overated and week in week out a very bad player who occasionally pulls rabits out the hat like that one.i would rather have knight then him

Is there a nomination process for post of the year? If not can I submit this one and suggest competition closed?

Only downside is upon reading it, I spat my coffee all over my keyboard.......

[CrazyHorse]

inrahemovc

Is that a voodoo curse?

[jaffka]

inrahemovc is overated and week in week out a very bad player who occasionally pulls rabits out the hat like that one.i would rather have knight then him

[bwfcdan94]

ibrahemovic is overated and week in week out a very bad player who occasionally pulls rabits out the hat like that one.i would rather have knight then him

I'll have a pint of whatever you are on!

. it will make u stutter your words

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Hodgson is right, Ferdinand is a cock. Not that that is exactly what he said...

"I wouldn't do anything different... Basically speaking the idea of having squad announcements is to announce the squad you have selected...
It might have been naive, but I always believed people who are selected are going to want to be there, and pleased to be selected. They don't need to be told in advance."

Except for Rio "cock" Ferdinand of course, who is special. So special he needs to adhere to an "intricate, pre-planned programme" for his poorly back.
I'm so chuffed for him that he managed to pre-plan a slot into his special programme that allows him time to fly out to Qatar, perform complex punditry for Al Jazeera on the England match, and then fly all the way back (a 6,500 mile round trip), without disturbing his intricate pre-planned programme.
Nothing to do with the dosh then Rio?

Rio 'cock' Ferdinand, a man who puts money before country.

[Gary the Enfield]

Hodgson is right, Ferdinand is a cock. Not that that is exactly what he said...

"I wouldn't do anything different... Basically speaking the idea of having squad announcements is to announce the squad you have selected...
It might have been naive, but I always believed people who are selected are going to want to be there, and pleased to be selected. They don't need to be told in advance."

Except for Rio "cock" Ferdinand of course, who is special. So special he needs to adhere to an "intricate, pre-planned programme" for his poorly back.
I'm so chuffed for him that he managed to pre-plan a slot into his special programme that allows him time to fly out to Qatar, perform complex punditry for Al Jazeera on the England match, and then fly all the way back (a 6,500 mile round trip), without disturbing his intricate pre-planned programme.
Nothing to do with the dosh then Rio?

Rio 'cock' Ferdinand, a man who puts money before country.

Let's not forget Ferguson's part in this too, the complicit, red-nosed, chronologically biased, coffin-dodging cock.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

^ Indeed, let us not.

[mrkint]

Hodgson is right, Ferdinand is a cock. Not that that is exactly what he said...

"I wouldn't do anything different... Basically speaking the idea of having squad announcements is to announce the squad you have selected...
It might have been naive, but I always believed people who are selected are going to want to be there, and pleased to be selected. They don't need to be told in advance."

Except for Rio "cock" Ferdinand of course, who is special. So special he needs to adhere to an "intricate, pre-planned programme" for his poorly back.
I'm so chuffed for him that he managed to pre-plan a slot into his special programme that allows him time to fly out to Qatar, perform complex punditry for Al Jazeera on the England match, and then fly all the way back (a 6,500 mile round trip), without disturbing his intricate pre-planned programme.
Nothing to do with the dosh then Rio?

Rio 'cock' Ferdinand, a man who puts money before country.

Does he really do punditry in Qatar? I would've thought Al Jazeera have a London bureau or studio at least...

[Abdoulaye's Twin]

Does he really do punditry in Qatar? I would've thought Al Jazeera have a London bureau or studio at least...

They like to have these people seen about town. You know, to make it look like a place to hang out...

[Worthy4England]

How did it take the clueless fecker 4 days to remember he had a "pre-planned" appointment?

[mrkint]

How did it take the clueless fecker 4 days to remember he had a "pre-planned" appointment?

Well if he can forget a drug tests we can't hold out much hope for appointments, can we.