[ENG] Premier League 2013/2014 (119 Viewers)

[MikeM]

Good old Fergie and his watch

For some reason I'm unable to hate Ferguson.

 

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[ZoSo]

I believe i can flyyyyy

 

[ALC]

 

[Enron]

The funniest part was him forgetting to ask for the pen after he put so much effort into the dive.

 

[Powis]

That's what i call a betting. Cars, homes, even wives.

A Ugandan Arsenal fan and his family have paid a heavy price for a misguided wager after Manchester United ran out 1-0 winners over the Gunners at the weekend
Betting on football matches has long been an integral part of the game for supporters but Henry Dhabasani's attempts to 'make things a little more interesting' have had dire consequences.

Dhabasani, of the Iganga district of Eastern Uganda, has lost his home as a result of Manchester United's 1-0 victory over Arsenal on Sunday after a high-stakes wager with a neighbour.

Fellow local and United fan Rashid Yiga put up his car and wife as collateral in the deal, emerging the victor on the back of Robin van Persie's 27th-minute header at Old Trafford.

Community members and leaders were present as the two men signed a written agreement in the build-up to the encounter between the Premier League leaders and stuttering title-holders.

Dhabasani, who has three wives and five children, was so distraught at full-time that he reportedly fainted.

And on Monday the misguided Gunner was forcibly removed from his home by United supporters along with his family, leaving him homeless.

If he needed another reason to despise Van Persie after the Dutchman's defection to Old Trafford in the summer of 2012, he surely now has one.

 

[Ragazza]

That's what i call a betting. Cars, homes, even wives.

What an idiot. Both of them.

Though if you're living somewhere where it's legal to not only have multiple wives, but to be able to bet them, it's not just them that's the problem.

 

[89man]

I believe i can flyyyyy

Brilliant tackle from Bardsley.

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That's what i call a betting. Cars, homes, even wives.

Fucking crazy.

 

[Cuti]

I've heard that once in Malta, a guy bet his house and lost, the other guy turned up at the house to kick them out, the wife proved that the house was actually in her name and not his, told the victor he can't have the house, and kicked the husband out haha

 

[ZoSo]

I've heard that once in Malta, a guy bet his house and lost, the other guy turned up at the house to kick them out, the wife proved that the house was actually in her name and not his, told the victor he can't have the house, and kicked the husband out haha

 

[Bianconero81]

This is totally relevant to the EPL

 

[Cuti]

That's what i call a betting. Cars, homes, even wives.

I've heard that once in Malta, a guy bet his house and lost, the other guy turned up at the house to kick them out, the wife proved that the house was actually in her name and not his, told the victor he can't have the house, and kicked the husband out haha

This is totally relevant to the EPL

There you go

 

[Bianconero81]

 

[Cuti]

go give someone who will appreciate your ladyboy love.. @Nicholas

 

[Bianconero81]

He is probably too busy panicking somewhere

 

[Cuti]

:rndh:

 

[jukazem]

ManUtd's Q1 results:
Revenue = £98.5m ~ €118m (more than double Juve's Q1 €55.6m )
They are still forecasting €500m revenue for the whole year.

 

[Elvin]

and the rich are getting richer

 

[Pablo]

I hate the derby

 

[Red]

That sounds dangerous close to celebrating Heysel.

But I'm sure Liverpool wouldn't do that given how sensitive a bunch they are about Hillsborough...

 

[Ragazza]

I actually like Liverpool, but that's extremely hypocritical given that in that same group somewhere there is probably a "Justice for the 96" sign (in fact you can see the "Don't buy The Sun" one right there).

Both events were tragic, if they're going to use one to mock a rival then they can't get butthurt when people do Hillsborough chants or banners, in fact it's best not to use the deaths of innocents as "banter" to begin with.