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Manuel

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Aug 8, 2003
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Geof said:
Zulte-Waregem 4-0 Anderlecht
N. Frutos x2, M. Tchité, B. Goor
He means Zulte-Waregem 0-4 Anderlecht
Geof said:
Be warned Nick!

Remember Mémé Tchité? He did the Asian tour with Juve a year ago. He was still playing for Standard at the time, and has been transferred to RSC Anderlecht this summer. He already scored 7 goals in the Jupiler league.
Sadly Anderlecht's defense is pretty much in shambles and even then it wasn't very good to begin with. Too bad cause Boussoufa + Tchité + Frutos could cause some trouble, for every defense. But since they are so shaky at the back, they really can't push forward the entire time.
 

3pac

Alex Del Mexico
May 7, 2004
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Jeeks said:
What happened with the game?

Kaladze, after a cross that left 4 players offsides (ok i concede they werent participating in the action, so no complaint there), traps the ball with his hand (in fairly plain view of just about everybody) and puts it in the net with his foot.

Milanisti will probably argue that a sampdoria handball within their box (about 5 min later) shouldve been a penalty, however the attacker behind him was most certainly offside.
 

sateeh

Day Walker
Jul 28, 2003
8,020
Jeeks said:
Anyway, it seems Milan will not be in the title race. I don't know why I thought they could be competitive even with the point penalty.
same here. Though its a real shame cuz i wanted them to challenge Inter for it or at least give them a scare.
But their stupidity in the transfer market is starting to show and its showing very early.
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
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Actually I thought they had a good transfer campaign considering they lost 65% of their team in selling ONE player. Even though many said they need to strengthen their old defence and they ran to buy forwards, I still don't see a problem in their back. But then again, their backline is covered by a solid midfield. Ronaldinho is not an option, Henry would have been the ideal replacement to Sheva.
 

sateeh

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Jul 28, 2003
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Jeeks said:
Actually I thought they had a good transfer campaign considering they lost 65% of their team in selling ONE player. Even though many said they need to strengthen their old defence and they ran to buy forwards, I still don't see a problem in their back. But then again, their backline is covered by a solid midfield. Ronaldinho is not an option, Henry would have been the ideal replacement to Sheva.
well tonite their problem was in the midfield.They dont have any quality cover.The likes of Ambrosini wont change a game.
 

JCK

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JCK
May 11, 2004
125,407
snoop said:
I am afriad they will, because we only have Inter there, and we all know what Inter is.
Inter will win the Scudetto, they made it too easy for them. Roma are a good team but they will choke like they did against Inter. Now people will say that Roma played good and didn't choke in that game, but the score is what counts in the end.
 

sateeh

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Jul 28, 2003
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Jeeks said:
Inter will win the Scudetto, they made it too easy for them. Roma are a good team but they will choke like they did against Inter. Now people will say that Roma played good and didn't choke in that game, but the score is what counts in the end.
If Roma could keep up winning the "low profile" games then they will be in pole position imo. At the begining of the season i didnt think they could grind out results but they r doing that even with the long list of injured players.
 

JCK

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sateeh said:
If Roma could keep up winning the "low profile" games then they will be in pole position imo. At the begining of the season i didnt think they could grind out results but they r doing that even with the long list of injured players.
I am hoping Roma would upset everyone else but I can't see them with the cigar.
 
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IncuboRossonero

IncuboRossonero

Inferiority complex
Nov 16, 2003
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    Altair said:
    :lol: you really made me chuckle. you really do fit the bill: loud empty and no direction.
    where do i start? Your boy Justinian, what was his title? pontified your boy; and your common law argument are we talking code or application of precedence( the most common of senses)? As for Napoleonic it came out strictly as a reaction to christianity( the same napoleon who sacked the vatican coz he was jealous) Now to my plat de resistance: the swearing of oath? the cornerstone of legal matter you know witness, perjury blah blah
    Before you want to dance with me on this issue..perhaps you should look back and search my old posts to figure out my academic background.
    When we talk about Common law we DON'T TALK ABOUT CODE...the difference between COMMON LAW and CIVIL LAW is just that THE CODE.
    Be it the Civil Code in Italy, France, Quebec, etc. Common law looks to case law ..Civil law looks primarily to the code.

    TO THE POINT: You claimed all laws are religious based...you actually showed me the opposite: Napoleonic code came out stricly as a reaction to Christianity you say...SO OBVIOUSLY ITS NOT RELIGIOUS BASED...
    Please indicate how Common Law is religious when it evolves every day as new judgements are rendered and precedents are set by the court...







    Altair said:
    oh i bet every pope(and christian for that matter) up to the 13th century would disagree with your statement there, what? even st augustine? yes even st augustine shared that view. Now please, run along with your ignorance, run along and resume your urine handling activities.

    N.B: writing about condoms might get you excommunicated :pint:
    I have no fuckin clue what you are blabbering about but I will make the point CLEAR:

    YOU STATED: ALL LAWS ARE RELIGIOUS BASED.

    I DEMONSTRATED; THEY ARE NOT.

    YOU BASICALLY DIDN'T OFFER A REBUTTAL...

    Don't judge a book by its cover kid...you assume that because I throw my mouth off I have no arguments to back up my claim...in fact this loud mouth has 6 years of training in ......








    LAW :shocked:
     

    Seven

    In bocca al lupo, Fabio.
    Jun 25, 2003
    39,352
    Altair said:
    :lol: you really made me chuckle. you really do fit the bill: loud empty and no direction.
    where do i start? Your boy Justinian, what was his title? pontified your boy; and your common law argument are we talking code or application of precedence( the most common of senses)? As for Napoleonic it came out strictly as a reaction to christianity( the same napoleon who sacked the vatican coz he was jealous) Now to my plat de resistance: the swearing of oath? the cornerstone of legal matter you know witness, perjury blah blah




    oh i bet every pope(and christian for that matter) up to the 13th century would disagree with your statement there, what? even st augustine? yes even st augustine shared that view. Now please, run along with your ignorance, run along and resume your urine handling activities.

    N.B: writing about condoms might get you excommunicated :pint:
    Actually I think you can add a few centuries to that ;).
     

    Slagathor

    Bedpan racing champion
    Jul 25, 2001
    22,708
    Seven said:
    Actually I think you can add a few centuries to that ;).
    Yeah well it's a mistery to me why people pay any attention to what the pope says, it's quite obvious that any man who consciously chooses to spend a lifetime without sex is quite bonkers. So why do we lock up the crazy people if they're just crazy, and adore the crazy people who happen to wear shiny uniforms?
     

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