Match Day Thread Burnley v Hull City

Ah Conor Townsend, another one Bruce ****ed off. Oh and Liam Cooper, who was ****ed off directly for Alex.

Well done fatty ****.

 

This has to be one of the most stupid statements ever made on here, and that is saying something. Go give your head a shake Kalman

 

Still second… boom !!!!

 

Try coming up with an argument against what I said then, soft ****.

 

If we get into the playoffs or better I will be back again this season

 

Bruce will always be a legend to me

 

And Anthea was alright too.

Good game

 

Good post,for me anyway I liked Bruce,we had some absolutely fantastic times during his tenure.Not without the odd **** up but show me a manager at any team in any league that hasn't ****ed up at some point!!

 

Believing the suspensions are disproportionate, manager Steve Bruce said: 'The two incidents don't warrant each other.

'He (Hutton) has thrown the ball at his back. It's not going to hurt Altidore, he is built like a horse. He might be angry, but to go and headbutt someone...

'That was below the belt and Alan is lucky not to be in hospital as he has a cut eye, bust nose and chipped tooth.”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...d-Hull-City-star-Jozy-Altidore-uses-head.html

Steve Bruce is a two faced, fraudulent, full of **** ****.

Lucky not to be in hospital!

 

Welsh I think

If he checks his pockets I reckon he might find Luis Suarez in them from the game where be beat the Scousers 3-1

 

Zayatte started brilliantly then became a liability. How many own goals was it?

 

Really? I thought it was the other way around and the own goals came early on? You’ve got me questioning my ‘usually reliable’ memory now!

 

He definitely looked the real deal in his first few games (Everton at home particularly springs to mind) then he gave an interview saying he wants to play for Arsenal, after which the OGs started to flow.

 

If he'd stayed on at Wembley we'd have won the FA Cup.

 

if he hadn't been on in the first place we'd have won the FA Cup

 

If Lee Probert (the grinning **** him) hadn't have been so blind when giving a corner when it was CLEARLY a goal kick, allowing them to score the equaliser, we'd have won the FA Cup - in 2014 I'd been supporting for 48 years and seen some really **** matches but nothing in all those years gutted me more than losing like that.

 

Looking back now, City 2-0 up in the FA cup final vs Arsenal was all a bit surreal from my point of view. Not sure it dawned on me the magnitude of the occasion for some reason. There was still an air of inevitability as we scored far too early.

 

It really was, and had that third close call gone in - that would have been madness ....

 

Yeah it was really strange. It was like it was too good to happen, at no point did I have that feeling that we might actually win it.