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Post by embarossed on Sept 10, 2006 15:41:12 GMT -1
Hehe, I think I'll spam my way through 666, I wouldn't like to sit on that total for long.  good idea mate, but just to make sure though. your not called damien are you??   No, Beelzebub's the name.  Bloody hell Baros nearly netted with his first touch... I have to say he's a fantastic player but I don't think I've ever seen a more gormless looking man than Tevez in my life. |
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Post by ESR on Sept 10, 2006 15:44:02 GMT -1
good idea mate, but just to make sure though. your not called damien are you?? No, Beelzebub's the name. Bloody hell Baros nearly netted with his first touch... I have to say he's a fantastic player but I don't think I've ever seen a more gormless looking man than Tevez in my life. He is from the roughest part of Buenos Aires and can't speak a word of English |
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Post by embarossed on Sept 10, 2006 15:45:15 GMT -1
No, Beelzebub's the name. Bloody hell Baros nearly netted with his first touch... I have to say he's a fantastic player but I don't think I've ever seen a more gormless looking man than Tevez in my life. He is from the roughest part of Buenos Aires and can't speak a word of English Yeh that would probably be it then. |
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Post by Giar on Sept 10, 2006 15:46:17 GMT -1
whats up with his neck? does anybody know if he met the wrong end of a knife in the past?? |
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Post by Giar on Sept 10, 2006 15:47:13 GMT -1
good idea mate, but just to make sure though. your not called damien are you?? No, Beelzebub's the name. Bloody hell Baros nearly netted with his first touch... I have to say he's a fantastic player but I don't think I've ever seen a more gormless looking man than Tevez in my life. very good to meet you then Beelzebub. do you want a glass of pims? |
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Post by Peschi on Sept 10, 2006 15:47:45 GMT -1
he was in a car crash i think
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Post by ESR on Sept 10, 2006 15:48:48 GMT -1
whats up with his neck? does anybody know if he met the wrong end of a knife in the past?? He was scolded as a youngster and refused plastic surgery |
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Post by ESR on Sept 10, 2006 15:49:12 GMT -1
he was in a car crash i think That was Franck Ribery |
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Post by Giar on Sept 10, 2006 15:50:29 GMT -1
he was in a car crash i think shit man the poor bugger! just thought ide ask cause ive been to argentina and its propper rough in places, & it does look like he has been done over. cheers for telling me  |
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Post by embarossed on Sept 10, 2006 15:51:52 GMT -1
he was in a car crash i think That was Franck Ribery Yeh him and Tevez are joint winners of the 'Disfigured but Very Talented Footballer of the Year Award'. He's certainly running rings round our defenders when he gets the chance. I think a draw is fair enough, but I still think we should have got at least another goal. |
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Post by Peschi on Sept 10, 2006 15:53:54 GMT -1
apparntly tevez spilt a boiling kettle over himself when he was about 6-10
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Post by ESR on Sept 10, 2006 15:54:42 GMT -1
apparntly tevez spilt a boiling kettle over himself when he was about 6-10 Correct |
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Post by Peschi on Sept 10, 2006 15:54:53 GMT -1
scolded was the word i was looking for |
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Post by embarossed on Sept 10, 2006 15:55:10 GMT -1
apparntly tevez spilt a boiling kettle over himself when he was about 6-10 Mines a coffee Carlos, nice and strong with 2 sugars. |
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Post by Giar on Sept 10, 2006 15:57:27 GMT -1
whats up with his neck? does anybody know if he met the wrong end of a knife in the past?? He was scolded as a youngster and refused plastic surgery rite im off so im taking this as my final answer. |
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Post by ESR on Sept 10, 2006 15:58:46 GMT -1
He was scolded as a youngster and refused plastic surgery rite im off so im taking this as my final answer. See Ya GIAR |
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Post by embarossed on Sept 10, 2006 16:22:26 GMT -1
I'll sum up what I thought of the Villa player by player.
Sorenson: Perhaps could have done better for the goal, and as usual in a televised match, made a howler which really should have been put away by Harewood. Otherwise he was solid enough.
Barry: Some of his service was superb, and West Ham simply could not handle his corners in the first half. Almost my man of the match....
Ridgewell: Continued his impressive early season form. Looks superb attacking from corners too, he really wants to get that ball in the net and deserved the goal, tap in or not.
Laursen: Great to see him fit after another long lay off, was solid enough for me.
Mellberg: Not at his best at right back, but was typically strong. Just not great going forward as a full back.
McCann: Tidied up nicely in front of the back four, always a battler.
Davis: Still not at the level he was at some points last season, but played some good balls and helped us break well on occasions. Some decent crosses too.
Petrov: My man of the match. Great debut, was very unlucky to score when Mears cleared acrobatically off the line. His passing was on the whole excellent.
Moore: Out of position on the left wing but he always worked hard. Perhaps our quietest player.
Agbonlahor: Looks slightly less out of position than Moore on the wing, but was pretty threatening at times when running at Konchesky. Tends to keep his head down a bit too much.
Angel: Always worked hard in that often thankless role on his own up front. Was very unlucky striking the bar on two occasions. Great in the air as ever.
Baros (Sub): Only really got about 10 mins, but almost scored instantly. Didn't have the chance to make an impact but worked hard enough.
O'Neill: Got the system spot on I think, fielded 11 men who could have shuffled into almost any formation easily had we of needed to. Is great at organising a team to ruin the opposition's big day. I'm impressed as ever.
All in all, a drastic improvement on losing 4-0 here last season. West Ham seemed a little nervous what with the big transfer and all the hype. We were the better side by far in the first half, and should have scored a couple. As Pardew said, West Ham are relieved to have got a draw, so we should be disappointed to not have won really. I am disappointed, but still happy that we are far more solid and even threatening at times. When our bubble is eventually burst, that's when the big test will come.
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