Villa give the expected lifeless performance at Norwich.
Aston Villa boss Alex McLeish: "It was an absolutely shocking, woeful display. Maybe some of the boys were thinking about their holidays already.
"That team needs a change and there will be change. That wasn't an Alex McLeish team today. We need to bring more quality into the squad.
"I take (the fans' booing) on my shoulders for the sake of the players, I agree with the fans' frustration about our display.
"I'm expecting the board to back me. I have no reason to think I won't be (Villa manager next season). We've got through a really tough season. I've won lots of trophies as a player and manager and I haven't turned into a bad manager overnight."
Muppet of the highest order. Villa fans weren't booing the players, they were booing you. You may have been able to tell by the fact that popular chants included "Sack McLeish", "You're getting sacked in the morning", and (humourously) "Paul Lambert's Claret and Blue Army".
In other exciting news, The Bad Seeds held off Blackacre F.C. to take the Penny Arcade Fantasy Premier League double. Congrats!
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Well, of course he hasn't turned into a bad manager overnight. He's made a concerted, long-term commitment over many years to be the best worst manager he can possibly be.
I have a new soccer blog The Minnow Tank. Reading it psychically kicks Sepp Blatter in the bean bag.
I can't help wanting Chelsea to win even though I hate them right now. On the other hand, Bastian Schweinsteiger has the best name in football and that's worth something.
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You know, I'm not entirely sure how I feel about City winning the title, but I know damn well I am happy seeing United lose it.
I just can't get over the fact that an utter money-grubbing cunt like Nasri has won something. Happy for Kolo, Clichy and Kompany though.
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Yeaaaaaaaaaaah!
Although I'm not a huge fan of City, nice to see United lose it for a change. Now for Bayern Munich to win the Champions League final, and the only thing that'll annoy me this season is Chelsea winning the FA Cup.
That name is the result of clergical confusion of what to do when someone belonged to two rich families.
I'm betting both of it is fairly hard to pronounce in English though.
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Joey Barton, tweeting in response to his being a dick:
"Can do nothing but apologise to the players and fans. Still don't think it is a sending off. Still not my proudest moment but who gives a f***. We are safe.
"The head was never gone at any stage. Once I'd been sent off, one of our players suggested I should try to take 1 of theirs with me. Never worked but god loves a trier. Think a few people are forgetting Tevez started the fracas by throwing a punch to the head.''
"No deflections here mate. Think the fact about 100m people seen it will see to that. Just don't like how he goes personal... Right enough about yesterday, I apologise to everyone offended by it. If that's not enough for some, so be it. Life is too short."
"Things happen on the pitch, in the heat of battle sometimes. Not how we always plan them to happen. For there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I seen them, but not very often...''
I have a new soccer blog The Minnow Tank. Reading it psychically kicks Sepp Blatter in the bean bag.
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That name is the result of clergical confusion of what to do when someone belonged to two rich families.
I'm betting both of it is fairly hard to pronounce in English though.
Like I know it's, to oversimplify it, just an old Dutch analog to hyphenating two last names, but for some bizarre reason using "or" gets me. Jan Vennegoor... or Hesselink. Whatever
and then it's almost a full circle around the back of the jersey...
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Barton should have hit the bastard harder.
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That name is the result of clergical confusion of what to do when someone belonged to two rich families.
I'm betting both of it is fairly hard to pronounce in English though.
Like I know it's, to oversimplify it, just an old Dutch analog to hyphenating two last names, but for some bizarre reason using "or" gets me. Jan Vennegoor... or Hesselink. Whatever
and then it's almost a full circle around the back of the jersey...
It says "of"
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That name is the result of clergical confusion of what to do when someone belonged to two rich families.
I'm betting both of it is fairly hard to pronounce in English though.
Like I know it's, to oversimplify it, just an old Dutch analog to hyphenating two last names, but for some bizarre reason using "or" gets me. Jan Vennegoor... or Hesselink. Whatever
and then it's almost a full circle around the back of the jersey...
It says "of"
I thought of was funny, originally, but after Googling him found out "of" is Dutch for "or"
"van" is "of", which explains why every Dutch person is named van Persie, van der Vaart, van Nistelrooy
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That name is the result of clergical confusion of what to do when someone belonged to two rich families.
I'm betting both of it is fairly hard to pronounce in English though.
Like I know it's, to oversimplify it, just an old Dutch analog to hyphenating two last names, but for some bizarre reason using "or" gets me. Jan Vennegoor... or Hesselink. Whatever
and then it's almost a full circle around the back of the jersey...
It says "of"
I thought of was funny, originally, but after Googling him found out "of" is Dutch for "or"
Huh, that's weird. I'd always assumed that was just the name of the place he was from. The actual meaning is much funnier.
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That name is the result of clergical confusion of what to do when someone belonged to two rich families.
I'm betting both of it is fairly hard to pronounce in English though.
Like I know it's, to oversimplify it, just an old Dutch analog to hyphenating two last names, but for some bizarre reason using "or" gets me. Jan Vennegoor... or Hesselink. Whatever
and then it's almost a full circle around the back of the jersey...
It says "of"
I thought of was funny, originally, but after Googling him found out "of" is Dutch for "or"
Huh, that's weird. I'd always assumed that was just the name of the place he was from. The actual meaning is much funnier.
Yeah his name is 'from A or B' which is just nuts and pretty rare.
Slightly less rare is nobility that have the equivalent of 'from A to B'
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Muppet of the highest order. Villa fans weren't booing the players, they were booing you. You may have been able to tell by the fact that popular chants included "Sack McLeish", "You're getting sacked in the morning", and (humourously) "Paul Lambert's Claret and Blue Army".
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No, we are not cheering for Chelsea to win. We want Bayern to win, and then Spurs not to make it through their CL qualifier... ties things up nicely.
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I just can't get over the fact that an utter money-grubbing cunt like Nasri has won something. Happy for Kolo, Clichy and Kompany though.
Although I'm not a huge fan of City, nice to see United lose it for a change. Now for Bayern Munich to win the Champions League final, and the only thing that'll annoy me this season is Chelsea winning the FA Cup.
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That name is the result of clergical confusion of what to do when someone belonged to two rich families.
I'm betting both of it is fairly hard to pronounce in English though.
"Can do nothing but apologise to the players and fans. Still don't think it is a sending off. Still not my proudest moment but who gives a f***. We are safe.
"The head was never gone at any stage. Once I'd been sent off, one of our players suggested I should try to take 1 of theirs with me. Never worked but god loves a trier. Think a few people are forgetting Tevez started the fracas by throwing a punch to the head.''
"No deflections here mate. Think the fact about 100m people seen it will see to that. Just don't like how he goes personal... Right enough about yesterday, I apologise to everyone offended by it. If that's not enough for some, so be it. Life is too short."
"Things happen on the pitch, in the heat of battle sometimes. Not how we always plan them to happen. For there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I seen them, but not very often...''
Like I know it's, to oversimplify it, just an old Dutch analog to hyphenating two last names, but for some bizarre reason using "or" gets me. Jan Vennegoor... or Hesselink. Whatever
and then it's almost a full circle around the back of the jersey...
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Barton should have hit the bastard harder.
It says "of"
I thought of was funny, originally, but after Googling him found out "of" is Dutch for "or"
"van" is "of", which explains why every Dutch person is named van Persie, van der Vaart, van Nistelrooy
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
also, Del Piero's voice wakes girl from coma.
Yeah his name is 'from A or B' which is just nuts and pretty rare.
Slightly less rare is nobility that have the equivalent of 'from A to B'