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I Hate Thierry Henry



I used to think he was a football God, but after this, he can kiss my ass for any ounce of respect from me.

So we didn't win anything this season, so we didn't make the Champions League again, but hey, we didn't spend millions either. Wait a minute? Arse-senal did! And a check at the trophy cabinet for the season shows....

Eh... kosong aje?

Bits of the French snobbishness:

"I would like to remind them that once again they have not made the Champions League".

"What makes me laugh is the way Tottenham always celebrate whenever they get a draw against us".

"It was the same when we won the league there in 2004. They equalised to make it 2-2 that day and when I saw Taricco celebrate so much that he injured himself, I said to him 'you do realise we only needed a point and now we are celebrating the title on your ground."

Brudder, I see you in PJ that time, siap you!
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Crabby - Temasek Born Malaysian said…
hehe.. I loved watching english footie since primary school.

I initially followed several teams - Southampton - Keegan, Spurs - Garth Crooks was the man! As long as it was football, I watched regardless of the teams!

I began to root solely and stayed wth Man U ever since 1981.. Bryan Robson sealed it! Have since stayed with them, win or lose!

MU was the most hated team bcoz people are sour grapes. But this year, anti-MUs now want MU to win just to see Chelsea lose!

Take Henry's comments as something to SPUR you to continue supporting your team.

(I so despise some so-called MU "supporters". When MU began to lose, they moved over to Chelsea.. and now they're rooting MU again. Hrmmphh!)
Tuesday, May 01, 2007 6:50:00 pm
reborn said…
Lisa,

We don't hate MU because we are sore losers; personally I hate it when a team is supported because of "cute" players. Remember Beckham? And he stopped looking cute the moment he started talking!

Like you la... Robbo did it for you right?

Sheesh... shallow slut! :)

Cheers matey.
Tuesday, May 01, 2007 6:59:00 pm
Crabby - Temasek Born Malaysian said…
haha! robbo did it as much as Crooks did it for me when I followed him.. and you have to agree Crooks was anythin' but pretty!

and no, I've always rooted for Giggs, didn't think much of Becks, glad he left. Too much hype, the man, save for delivering nice corners, ok la, passes too, that's it about him!
Thursday, May 03, 2007 2:07:00 pm
Anonymous said…
Hello Amir

Futsal lovers ..here

Your not the only one who hate team yang simpan cute player. Only have the big-big name. BeckhaM, Nistelroy. Tapi mainnya hampeh. Kalau nama besar mainnya tak consisten sangat.Baik jual or buang je.. Menghabiskan beras

But,I do still admire Owen. Badan kocik tapi ligat macam lipas kudung.


Cheers.
Monday, May 07, 2007 4:11:00 pm
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