Well done MBB, well done
You can admit it here MBB, weâre all friends. Thereâs no shame in it. You donât need to keep pretending to the rest of us
He is right though, look at that fat !
Michael used to be such a lovely lad, that is what life at old trafford does to you.
should finished not have been owens word for 2011?
Iâd like to thank Bandage for putting me on to @duncanjenkinsFC, heâs given me a right few giggles.
hows it going mates, iâm a perspiring football journo and part of the football blogging paternity. i have unlimited text messages every month & i love false 9s.
fernando torres back in the [s]#[/s][b]cfc[/b] team. he was the best striker in teh world not long ago and now he is a simply a wolf in cheap clothing.
This made me laugh this evening:
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/edmiliband-in-blackbusters-blunder-6286038.html
Ed Miliband in âBlackbustersâ blunder
Labourâs Twitter woes continued today as Ed Miliband led tributes to television host Bob Holness - but mistakenly called him the presenter of âBlackbustersâ.
[left]The Labour leaderâs keyboard blunder came a day after he gave his shadow minister Diane Abbott âa severe dressing downâ following the race row she sparked on the micro blogging site.[/left][left]Mr Milibandâs error unfolded as he took to the internet to comment on todayâs death of 83-year-old Holness, who hosted the popular ITV game show Blockbusters.[/left][left]His official Twitter feed told his 114,500 followers: âSad to hear that Bob Holness has died. A generation will remember him fondly from Blackbusters.â[/left][left]The post was quickly deleted and replaced with the correct version - but not before it had been retweeted across the web and the hashtag ÂŁblackbusters soon soared to become the third most popular Twitter topic.[/left][left]Wagsâ comments on the site included: âEd Miliband would like an âOâ please Bobâ - a reference to the selection of letters from the alphabet featured in Blockbusters.[/left][left]Todayâs unfortunate slip followed the Labour leaderâs anger at party frontbencher Ms Abbott yesterday after she claimed on Twitter that âwhite people love playing 'divide & ruleââ.[/left][left]She later apologised and a Labour spokesman said: "We disagree with Dianeâs tweet.[/left][left]"It is wrong to make sweeping generalisations about any race, creed, or culture.[/left][left]âThe Labour Party has always campaigned against such behaviour - and so has Diane Abbott.â[/left][left]Prime Minister David Cameron famously said in 2009 that he did not use Twitter because too many tweets âmight make a twatâ.[/left]
Wayne Rooney has just been on twitter denying tomorrows story in the Press that hes leaving United.
Hey Shan,
Nobody cares
You did fool.
Thatâs wonderfully exciting news.
:shakefist: Oh no you didnât
Twitter is a great device for shooting down false stories. Although I think there is a rift between Rooney and the whiskey nose.
What does Paddy Crerand make of it. Is he on twitter?
Hes barely alive never mind on Twitter. It was a free to United is all he ever says or oh referee when a decision goes against United.
Entertaining banter on twitter tonight bandage!
I wonder what Matt Holland said to piss off Barton. Any idea?
Unseemly spat between @ClarkeyCat10 and @bglendenning over the weekend. Iâm on Barryâs side anyway.
Iâm on Clarkeyâs side and have unfollowed Glendenning, the biff cunt.