Wellington Phoenix Men

Roar vs Tards

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about 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
That header by Hey-Naldo that nearly went for a throw in was a classic, after Murdocca's shot was saved. That about sums him up, although to be fair, he did a couple of decent things last night.
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about 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Quite a 'ghey' header in fact.
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about 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Hard News wrote:
People asked why the hate... he causes me to feel embarrassed for him, I hate that and have more than enough to be embarrassed by in my own life... therefore one of the reasons I dislike him.
 
You are one complicated man, HN...
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about 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
pao1908 wrote:
That header by Hey-Naldo that nearly went for a throw in was a classic, after Murdocca's shot was saved. That about sums him up, although to be fair, he did a couple of decent things last night.
 
Any respect I had for him disappeared after that disgraceful display of feigning injury to waste time against the Phoenix - he lay on the ground like he'd been shot, got treatment (on the pitch), limped around to halfway (with assistance from the trainer), then sprinted back on.  Cheat.
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about 18 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
pao1908 wrote:
That header by Hey-Naldo that nearly went for a throw in was a classic, after Murdocca's shot was saved. That about sums him up, although to be fair, he did a couple of decent things last night.
 
Any respect I had for him disappeared after that disgraceful display of feigning injury to waste time against the Phoenix - he lay on the ground like he'd been shot, got treatment (on the pitch), limped around to halfway (with assistance from the trainer), then sprinted back on.  Cheat.
 
And on this one we agree wholeheartedly Liverpoolfan1 !!
Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!

The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!

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