Bloody Football!

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Originally Posted by robertlouis

Wuss. I used to play both rugby and football for my school, then had to choose one, played rugby Saturday mornings for the school and footie in the afternoons for a local amateur side. Ended up playing for several seasons for West of Scotland, who were a major force in Scottish rugby back then.

Then in the summer I played tennis and cricket, both sports at school, club and county level.

What the hell happened?

I still play tennis as much as I can, but a serious back injury some years ago which resulted in surgery and a spinal fusion put paid to any sport involving direct physical contact.

I'll leave you lot to add your own smutty line to that last sentence.

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I don't know about smutty lines, I am still mystified at the idea of a Scot playing cricket. Are the Scots as good at cricket as Afghanistan, I wonder?

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Originally Posted by robertlouis

Another good reason for supporting Bayern in the final is that they are a community club in the true sense, owned 84% by the fans, which allows for a stability and continuity that the Premiership has completely lost.

Err, Sammi, does that description remind you of anyone?

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erm the blokes grabbing his arm in that picture.. let alone a video?:)

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Originally Posted by SammiValentine

erm the blokes grabbing his arm in that picture.. let alone a video?:)

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Yes, unfortunate choice of pic. :(

His name is Luis Suarez he wear the famous red, I just can't get enough, i just cant get enough...

:D

Sammi - I bet your gutted you missed out on being there to see his magical hatrick especially the 3rd :(

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Originally Posted by beaufont

Sammi - I bet your gutted you missed out on being there to see his magical hatrick especially the 3rd :(

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yup my tickets are sat in my flat in norwich lol... sob. Guttttttttttteedddd

Liverpool have won a football match and are 8th in the table...and yet my Sunday lunchtime doesn't seem any different from what it was last week. By the little that can warm the hearts of the reds, we can measure the extent of their loss (apologies to Hegel).

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Originally Posted by Stavros

Liverpool have won a football match and are 8th in the table...and yet my Sunday lunchtime doesn't seem any different from what it was last week. By the little that can warm the hearts of the reds, we can measure the extent of their loss (apologies to Hegel).

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If your still saying the same this time next sunday I will be more than happy ;-)

nom nom nom on roast beef.

Fulham, Chelsea and Swansea -yes there should be at least another victory before the season ends...

You eat a lot of sunday dinners ;O