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Van Persie out for rest of season

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  1. luvgonzo

    luvgonzo Pisshead

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    Van Persie out for rest of season after Ferguson shouted at him

    http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport...n-after-ferguson-shouted-at-him-2012082238848

    ROBIN Van Persie is expected to be out for at least nine months after some very loud shouting by Sir Alex Ferguson.

    The new Manchester United star is convalescing in Holland where trained soothers are giving him a temple massage with spa water infused with essence of tulip.

    Following United’s defeat to Everton, Van Persie was horrified to discover that his new manager used very nasty swear words and spoke in an aggressive tone.

    Minutes later, psychiatric nurses were called to the dressing room and Van Persie was removed in a wheel chair, sobbing uncontrollably as a wet patch spread rapidly over his groin.

    The Dutch star said: “Such awful words. And he threw a cup. No one has ever spoken to me like that – not my mother, my teacher, my pastor and certainly not Mr Wenger.

    “My parents were artists in Rotterdam, When I was 14 and some rough girls teased me about my bow legs I ran weeping to my mother. She said to ignore them, that I had been granted twinkle toes by the angels and I was destined to dance through life, free of all horridness. But now this beastly man…”

    When he first joined Feyenoord, Van Persie’s mother issued him with a note, passed on in turn to Arsene Wenger, stating that he had ‘delicate bones, delicate ligaments, delicate hamstrings and especially, delicate nerves – he is my delicate little fairy artist boy’.

    But the note never reached Old Trafford and may have been lost along with Van Persie’s cotton wool padded romper suit.

    Sir Alex said: “I thought I was pretty mild – I just called him a ‘useless wee bucket of ****’.

    “He started crying so I said to him, ‘harden up, it’s not as if you’re living in Glasgow’. Then he said, ‘what’s Glasgow?’ and so I told him and he started crying again.”
     
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  2. Daveunited

    Daveunited Well-Known Member

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    way too late with this one
    <whistle>
     
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  3. Alan

    Alan Well-Known Member

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    Poor wum Luv. Must do better next time.
     
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  4. luvgonzo

    luvgonzo Pisshead

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    I know but hadn't been on the Mash for a while and couldn't find it on your board. It's a good one.

    loved this bit.

     
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  5. HRH Custard VC

    HRH Custard VC National Car Park Attendant

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    Hail Luvgonzo :)




    fail
     
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  6. luvgonzo

    luvgonzo Pisshead

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    It wasn't a wum I post the Liverpool stuff on our board, I just thought it was funny. :tongue:
     
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  7. Swarbs

    Swarbs Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    It's not a bad one by Daily Mash standards, but as with most DM ones it drags the joke out till it's not really funny any more. Most of their efforts would be a lot funnier if they were about half as long imo. Tho' I did like this one:

    http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport...-morality-expectation-confusion-2012082439046
     
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  8. luvgonzo

    luvgonzo Pisshead

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    <laugh>.
     
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  9. Style

    Style 'where is the love'

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    Haha, nothing wrong with a bit of light hearted banter
     
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  10. Swarbs

    Swarbs Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    "Fulham also made enquiries about why they are not playing in the Champion&#8217;s League, why they can&#8217;t have an 80,000 seater stadium like Barcelona and why other teams are allowed to have players that are quicker, stronger and better than theirs."

    Also <laugh>

    This one is about the right length for that type of comedy article imo:

    http://www.talksport.co.uk/magazine/features/120901/michael-owen-traps-finger-transfer-window-180004

    Michael Owen is set for another spell on the sidelines after injuring his little finger when the transfer window slammed shut last night.

    The former footballer was peeking through the window, hoping to secure a late move, when Sky Sports News frontman Jim White slammed the window at 11pm, painfully trapping Owen's digit in the process.

    "It's a blow for the lad," said Mark Owen out of Take That, before making a pun joke about Michael Owen now being out of the frame for a move this season. "I really feel for him, but I've got to go and sing a song on a Morrisons ad now. See ya!"

    The striker had earlier looked likely to sign for Stoke City, but after pestering manager Tony Pulis with phone calls begging him for a contract, the Potters manager is reported to have claimed that Owen was "a little forward".

    The highlighted bit is brilliant on so many levels <ok>
     
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  11. Sir Kenny Dalglish

    Sir Kenny Dalglish Well-Known Member

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    Some of them are brilliant, no offence should ever really be taken.
     
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  12. Christiansmith

    Christiansmith Well-Known Member

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    <applause>

    Not bad but could be better. Try harder.
     
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