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Luis Suarez decided to snub Patrice Evra's handshake ahead of today's 2-1 victory over
Liverpool. Given that Suarez was the guilty party, having been banned for eight games for racially
abusing Evra, it is incredible that he opted to disrespect our captain again today.
However, this could have been predicted when you consider Suarez revealed this week that Evra
was wrong to report the racial abuse he received.
Luis Suarez decided to snub Patrice Evra's handshake ahead of today's 2-1 victory over
Liverpool. Given that Suarez was the guilty party, having been banned for eight games for racially
abusing Evra, it is incredible that he opted to disrespect our captain again today.
However, this could have been predicted when you consider Suarez revealed this week that Evra
was wrong to report the racial abuse he received.
A big sigh of relief at the end of the game but why did we have to sigh at the end when it was so
comfortable for so long in the match? It was because once Manchester United took a 2 goal
lead,...
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By Chris Wright
The following is copy-and-pasted verbatim from a Chelsea forum, in which
former former youth Chelsea player Sam Tillen who now plays his football in Iceland writes
candidly about his experiences as having John Terry as his club captain during his formative
years.
Sky TV were quick to give the champagne to Scott Parker last night and while it's hard to argue
with that assessment, were there other, more worthy candidates at the heart of Spurs defence?
Speaking after the game, TV pundit Gary Neville pointed to a previous ‘soft centre' in the
Tottenham side which would have seen us lose a match like that in the past and that's why he agreed
with the Parker decision.
Sir Alex Ferguson, January 31st 2012
"I noticed Alan Hansen was at it again, saying we had not played well for one and a half years.
I reckon that comment goes alongside his claim a few years ago that you don't win anything with
youngsters, and you know how he finished up with egg on his face after dismissing the Ryan Giggs,
Paul Scholes, David Beckham, Gary Neville crop of kids so foolishly.
The statistics this morning read; Manchester United joint top but still second in the table due to
an inferior goal difference compared to that of Manchester City. Our neighbours lost thanks to
a...
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Ep.23 Deadline Daze by Off The Post on Mixcloud The Pod lived the ultimate football punditry dream
last night – recording whilst all the frenetic bedlam of Deadline Day played out. With producer
Stu alerting us of live developments throughout, the Pod's narrative zig-zagged back and forth like
Bellamy's rubber band dance in the FA [.
By Chris Wright
"Well Nick, you've got to hold and give, but do it at the right time..."
English rugby is pretty much in the doledrums following a World Cup campaign that can best be
described as a 'fiasco', in which the Rugby Football Union leaked on players, the players leaked on
each other and Mike Tindall did a bad thing with a blonde lady in a Queensland bar or so is my
limited understanding on the matter.
‘Welcome to Hell' read the memorable banner as United arrived in Istanbul to be greeted by
Galtasaray fanatics in 1993. The second leg of a European Cup tie saw Aslanlarsupporters
arrive four hours before kick-off within the confines of the infamous Ali Sami Yen stadium, as the
intensity soon resembled a war zone.
Gary Neville has been asked to give a motivational talk to the England rugby team today.
England's rugby coach, Stuart Lancaster, asked Neville to deliver the talk to help sort out the
rugby team who made a show of themselves at last year's World Cup.
"When Gary Neville says it is an honour, it is an honour, if the players understand that,
then you get more responsible behaviour as well," said Lancaster.
Gary Neville has been asked to give a motivational talk to the England rugby team today.
England's rugby coach, Stuart Lancaster, asked Neville to deliver the talk to help sort out the
rugby team who made a show of themselves at last year's World Cup.
"When Gary Neville says it is an honour, it is an honour, if the players understand that,
then you get more responsible behaviour as well," said Lancaster.
Red Nev leads rugby revolution Former Manchester United and England right-back Gary Neville is to
give a speech to England's rugby players on the pride of playing for your country. Neville widely
reported to have led a proposed strike by England players over Rio Ferdinand's drugs ban has been
asked to talk about [.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has publicly slammed Arsenal midfielder Andrei
Arshavin following Sunday's match at the Emirates.
Neville, now in his role as a Sky Sports pundit, was critical of Arsene Wenger's
decision to sub the effervescent Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, especially as the struggling Arshavin
replaced him.
Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has acknowledged that Manchester City's continued hold
on the Premier League's top spot is impressive but warned the Citizens that "funny things can
happen" between now and the end of the season.
Scholes, 37, came out of retirement earlier this month and has since played a part in each of
United's three victories, the latest being a substitute appearance in the 2-1 win away to Arsenal
yesterday.
Wes Brown was repeatedly given a hard time by Sir Alex Ferguson when it came time for contract
negotiations. In October 2004 the club had offered Brown what they believed to be a reasonable deal
and weren't prepared to budge.
"We've made the boy an offer and he's turned it down," said Ferguson.
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Wazza, Gary Neville, Michael Owen and Tom Cleverley are the latest in a long line of 'ballers
befuddled by the diminutive magician's awe-inspiring sleight of hand.
No, we have no idea how he does it either.
Sir Alex Ferguson has spent 25 years as the manager of Manchester United and he has won the Premier
League 12 times, FA Cup 5 times, League Cup 4 times, the Champions League twice, 10...
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Jamie Redknapp has called on some of Liverpool's goal-shy players to step up and fill the void left
by Luis Suarez.
The Uruguayan - Liverpool's top scorer this season with eight goals - will miss the club's next
seven games after they chose not to appeal against his suspension for racially abusing Manchester
United defender Patrice Evra.
It's that time of the year again, the time when Santa comes knocking and also the time when
everyone looks back at the year that was and takes note of the joy and sorrow that it has given us.
It has been a while since I've posted and I thought this is the best time to write a round up on
the year that was as a Man United fan.
The Telegraph looks at Manchester United's 2011.
The Guardian reports on the abuse Stan Collymore has received for criticising Liverpool for
supporting Luis Suarez in light of his racism charge.
ManUtd24 praises Gary Neville for his work as a pundit.
Dirty Tackle has the latest update from Berbatov, the Continental.
Carragher talks Torres, funny Gary Neville video and the worst handball decision
ever
Our look back at the best of talkSPORT.co.uk in 2011 continues with the most popular content
from February
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Back in February 2011, the Guardian's 'The Gallery' humorously predicted Gary Neville's next
career direction in response to the news of his imminent retirement. Unfortunately, he became
neither a Tellytubby or an Egyptian rebel instead, replacing Andy Gray as the man tasked with
analysing games for Sky Sports; and, boy, has he done it well.
Back in February 2011, the Guardian's 'The Gallery' humorously predicted Gary Neville's next
career direction in response to the news of his imminent retirement. Unfortunately, he became
neither a Tellytubby or an Egyptian rebel instead, replacing Andy Gray as the man tasked with
analysing games for Sky Sports; and, boy, has he done it well.
At the end of the Fulham game recently, Luis Suarez made an 'obscene gesture', allegedly in the
direction of the crowd. In January 2010, Gary Neville was photographed making an obscene gesture at
Carlos Tevez. Suarez was charged; Neville wasn't, which seems unfair. As such, I contacted the FA
to find out why Man United's Neville escaped a charge, or if indeed he was even investigated.
Daft quotes of the Week starring Merse, Wilkins, Dwight Yorke and more
Daft quotes of the Week "Everton are literally a bag of Revels" – PAUL MERSON "What do I like
about Spurs? The flairness" – DWIGHT YORKE "Every ball that is kicked, Martin O'Neill will be
literally kicking it" – DWIGHT YORKE "This young man has legs to die for" – RAY WILKINS ON
RAMIRES "Marlon King is as predatory as ever" – BOB HALL "United won't be talking visibly about
it" – GARY NEVILLE "Jay Bothroyd absolutely lambasts the ball" – SAM MATTERFACE "2-0 up with
three minutes to go and you c.
Does celebrating with the opposition goalkeeper and not your manager indicate problems in the
dressing room. We wouldn't like to speculate. Image: Michael Regan/Getty Images Europe.
Once upon a time, taking a team to the knockout stages of the Champions League as group winners
and beating the league leaders would be sufficient to cement a manager's credibility.
Remember when Rafael Benitez showed up that press conference ahead of Liverpool's game against
Stoke and produced a sheet of paper containing 'facts' about Sir Alex Ferguson?
During Andre Villas-Boas Friday press conference, the Chelsea manager produced a laminated chart
to show the press his club's current points compared with other teams of years gone by.
Remember when Rafael Benitez showed up that press conference ahead of Liverpool's game against
Stoke and produced a sheet of paper containing 'facts' about Sir Alex Ferguson?
During Andre Villas-Boas Friday press conference, the Chelsea manager produced a laminated chart
to show the press his club's current points compared with other teams of years gone by.
The greatest ever British full-back: Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neal or Gary
Stevens? talkSPORT listeners decide
A vote to see who is king of the flanks
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The greatest ever British full-back: Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neal or Gary
Stevens? talkSPORT listeners decide
A vote to see who is king of the flanks
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The greatest ever British full-back: Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neal or Gary
Stevens? talkSPORT listeners decide
A vote to see who is king of the flanks
View the full story here: Talksport
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The greatest ever British full-back: Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neal or Gary
Stevens? talkSPORT listeners decide
A vote to see who is king of the flanks
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2011-12-11 08:00:00 from: Talksport
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The greatest ever British full-back: Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neal or Gary
Stevens? talkSPORT listeners decide
A vote to see who is king of the flanks
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2011-12-11 08:00:00 from: Talksport
This news item has been reproduced from today's media.
The greatest ever British full-back: Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neal or Gary
Stevens? talkSPORT listeners decide
A vote to see who is king of the flanks
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2011-12-11 08:00:00 from: Talksport
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The greatest ever British full-back: Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Phil Neal or Gary
Stevens? talkSPORT listeners decide
A vote to see who is king of the flanks
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2011-12-11 08:00:00 from: Talksport
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" But I was watching the television at that moment, and I was gobsmacked."
Andre Villas Boas showing flashes of Jose Mourinho channeling that man's legendary persecution
complex. It was getting entirely too sedate at the top. Where are the legendary spats witnessed
between Rafa Benitez and Sir Alex?
I posted earlier this week a rant AVB had about the
media coverage of Chelsea and
quite rightly so. We had previously see him defend Fernando Torres' form in pre season by claiming
that they were "
turning him into an obsession".
Last week, we heard him
defend David Luiz and his position in the Chelsea side
again, because of focus from the media.
We have all got used to the negativity that surrounds Chelsea from most of the written press and
the media. We accept that as soon as something doesn't go our way it will be jumped on and dragged
through the papers for days. I have mentioned on here about old dried up ex-pro's who have nothing
else better to do even getting involved.
