There are times when I seriously believe you are in need of councilling for your obsessive anti 'anything to do with SAFC' feelings..
This is to do with England, which happen to be my national team. The fact he's a Sunderland player is completely irrelevant really.
Of course he doesn't else he wouldn't be posting his negative vibe on our board every day. I'm sure he gets out of his pit every afternoon with one intention...To WUM.
Yup. The inclusion of Cleverley has annoyed me as well as he's done virtually nout, as has the inclusion of players like Barry and Walcott but no Chamberlain in sight. A lot of it is annoying. PS: http://www.not606.com/showthread.php/94416-Your-england-team-for-2012/page9 http://www.not606.com/showthread.php/126696-Is-Psycho-going-a-bit-erm-loopy It ain't just me on this one fellas.
Yet another thread saying well done to a Sunderland player in a matter of days where Chapped Arse has felt the need to once again spoil a thread. He even had 4 attempts to get a bite this time. How pathetic is this guy? Why choose a Sunderland OP saying well done to post negative comments. He could have posted a general threat, started a thread on the Newcastle board. Nope he chooses to post on here and wind people up. Before u start With your victim routine chapped arse. I choose not to press the ignore button. I choose to flag up your wumming. Well done Campbell. Not doubt chapped arse will boo you at the England game or maybe he'll boycoutt it in protest.
Well **** man, why didn't you say? Pop on your flat cap, grab your pipe and put your feet up while I get your newspaper.
But here is what the man has to say, who's opinion matters............... England interim coach Stuart Pearce is looking forward to working with Fraizer Campbell once more after handing the striker his first senior call-up. Campbell has been named in the squad to play the Netherlands - a fine reward for some excellent form since returning from a serious knee injury last month. Pearce and Campbell worked together for a number of years at under-21 level and now both have the chance to make their mark at senior level following Fabio Capello's recent departure. Speaking at a press conference after confirming the 25-man squad to face the Dutch, Pearce said: "I know Fraizer quite well and obviously I've got a heads-up on this because I've had quite a few of the players at tournaments as under-21 coach. "He has been fantastic, coming back into the Sunderland side and giving them a real lift. "I spoke to Martin [O'Neill] about him at a game a few days ago and he spoke very highly of Fraizer." Pearce added: "He has worked very hard to recover from his injury and is definitely an exciting young talent. "I believe Fraizer can thrive by coming into the environment with us next week."
