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"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
You've been remarkably subdued about your successes so far this season John. I guess it would be churlish to complain now. Let the carpet-bombing commence.
And you know that she's half crazy but that's why you want to be there.
Francis wrote:You've been remarkably subdued about your successes so far this season John. I guess it would be churlish to complain now. Let the carpet-bombing commence.
So much success; so little time to carpet-bomb.
Loki was never worshiped as the other Gods,
Which is quite understandable.
It's funny, but it felt a little bit anti-climactic finally winning the title this way, because for a while - and everyone else thought so, so I don't think this is arrogance - it felt like when, not if. Or maybe I just can't compute the idea of my team of misfiring Blues finally being champignons. Oh well. I shall enjoy letting it sink in. I have a feeling this might just be the first instalment... Roll on Tuesday, anyway...
Chris
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Aye, congratulations from a Man City blue, it does all feel a bit of an anti climax from here. Loads of money, top players and the top coach leads to champioship. As an observer it was a foregone conclusion from far too early...
Top coach underlined as I do recognise it's not just money.
(What's that, we played them twice? Beat them and drew one you say? )
Money is certainly an essential element here. But it's not everything. It's a moot point whether Ranieri would have ever won the league, even if we kept on spending 100 million every year. It's also a moot point whether Mourinho would have still won even if we had only spent 30 million. I don't know the answer, but I do know that OVER TWO YEARS most of that spending money was wasted, and had little effect on the final result. And believe me, whatever Chelsea fans say, we'd much rather have done it without the money. If what Kenyon says is true, we may have to from now on...
Chris
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it was weird watching the game in london, as a celtic supporter I knew all the songs that the anfield crowd were singing and I found it really hard not to sing along with fields of athernry - still classic game to watch - not sure about the goal tho
on reflection, being born turned out not to be such a good idea after all
silk wrote:it was weird watching the game in london, as a celtic supporter I knew all the songs that the anfield crowd were singing and I found it really hard not to sing along with fields of athernry - still classic game to watch - not sure about the goal tho