Slovenski nogomet

Mango napisal/-a: Listen to the pro-drinker, mr. Milkman...

The_Milkman napisal/-a:http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QKYWltv8vJI&NR=1

Če nahitro prevedem

Dođ vamo pička li ti materina, sunce ti jebem ko te napravi, mrš a šta je jebem te u usta ona škrbava... da ti mater jebem smrdljivu....

Kakoje z Aggerjem? Je res kaj možnosti da ga prodaste? You never know when the credit crunch is around

The_Milkman napisal/-a:http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QKYWltv8vJI&NR=1
[/i]

"Benitez has said what referee's have been thinking for years. That Fergusson can say what he wants to referee's and the FA let him get away with it"

Benitez has taken Ferguson on at his own game and for that he deserves admiration. It is testament to his own understated way of going about things that he had every argument typed out in bullet points on a sheet of paper. Ferguson prefers the molten-eruption, phlegm-flecked, finger-jabbing approach. Benitez delivered in the manner of a geologist giving a lecture on soil erosion.

The desired effect for the Liverpool manager is that every referee in charge of a United game from tomorrow to the end of the season is eager not to be the man fingered for caving into Ferguson. It will be the issue that grips us from now on: is Benitez right? And that is just the way the Liverpool manager wants it. If one referee has a moment of doubt because of what Benitez has said and denies United accordingly then, for Liverpool, it will have been worth it.

Ferguson will have to come back at Benitez, he will have to do so in order to defend his team. He has been here before, to a lesser degree, when Arsene Wenger accused the Neville brothers of targeting Jose Antonio Reyes in the famous 49-game unbeaten run-ending match in October 2004. Never mind the "Battle of the Buffet" that ensued, Ferguson was most concerned to address a public perception that his team were dirty because he realised how damaging that could be.

If you have any sympathy, save it for the referees who find themselves in a no-win situation. No one can actually remember whether that decision to send off Colin Gibson that sparked Ferguson's rant almost 21 years ago was right or not. They do not recall whether Steve McMahon should have been sent off too, which he also believed. They just recall the impression that Liverpool got decisions at home. Which is exactly the same legacy – albeit with referees at Old Trafford – that Benitez wishes to create.