2-0 shitty agbonlahor

Good goal, Hughes should have went in for a tackle though. Need Hangelaand to score.

[rquote=2501977&tid=133229&author=Nathan]2-0 ****ty agbonlahor[/rquote]

you should be greatful of a goal lol

Mcgeady got sent off for diving today

funny really considering how celtic were reacting when eduardo dived

[rquote=2502054&tid=133229&author=Bradley.][rquote=2501977&tid=133229&author=Nathan]2-0 ****ty agbonlahor[/rquote]

you should be greatful of a goal lol[/rquote]

still dont rate him whatsoever

glad big john is on now

[rquote=2502102&tid=133229&author=Nathan][rquote=2502054&tid=133229&author=Bradley.][rquote=2501977&tid=133229&author=Nathan]2-0 ****ty agbonlahor[/rquote]

you should be greatful of a goal lol[/rquote]

still dont rate him whatsoever

glad big john is on now[/rquote]

Agbonlahor > Carew - imo (dont be annoyed lol)

No way in a million years are you correct on that one sir brad

he is ****, he doesnt have a football brain, just runs and hits and hopes

Sir brad what are you saying :shocked:

I havent seen carew score many recently, i just think he is a bit over-rated

I will see if i think he is good by the end of the season

he has been injured for the first 3 games


last season he was injured alot but still got 15 goals

Everton definately 16th.

And Agbonlahor isnt as good as carew but if he has a good game he usually has a great game so quick aswell..

Agbonlahor doesnt usually have games dont know what your watching ben :tongue:

inconsistant as ****

I think some games he plays great.
Start of last season he was amazing.

Just see if he can do it again.
Hes about as consistant as walcott..

Hopefully Big john can get 20 goals this season then

Without Agbonlahor last season you wouldnt have got 6th, been like 9th or worse..

lol at the Celtic player diving..

Mowbray saying ref wouldnt have given it normally, but he probably would as it was more obvious.

Lol, Saying how he wasnt trying to change play, well he was he was aiming for a foul.


Thing is did euardo get up shouting his mouth off at the ref asking for a penalty??? no.

Ban all divers from now on, stamp it out completely

[rquote=2502364&tid=133229&author=Nathan]Ban all divers from now on, stamp it out completely[/rquote]

I agree. its cheating.

Mcgeady should be charged as well

Celtic's Italian midfielder Massimo Donati has returned home after agreeing a four-year deal with Bari.

The 28-year-old, who moved to Glasgow for £3m in 2007, has been a regular under new Celtic manager Tony Mowbray.

Mowbray told BBC Scotland that the move had been completed, but suggested that any income made would not necessarily be used to bolster his squad.

"The club are looking to get a few quid back in, so the money is not openly there to go and spend," said Mowbray.

Donati admitted in April that he would welcome a return to Atalanta, where he began his career and was on loan before joining Celtic from AC Milan in 2007.

But after falling out of favour under Gordon Strachan, he has been a regular starter this season under Mowbray.

Rooney too.
Raul aslwell.

Its so hard to punish due to you dont know the reasons.. etc, this will be hell for fifa and the uefa.

2 match ban, could come every week.

Ukrainian international Dmytro Chygrynskiy has arrived in Barcelona to undergo a medical ahead of completing a£22m move from Shakhtar Donetsk.

The 22-year-old defender has agreed a five-year deal and will be officially presented by the club on Monday.

Chygrynskiy played has last game for Shakhtar on Friday, when they lost 1-0 to Barcelona in the European Super Cup.

He joins former Inter Milan pair Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Maxwell as new summer arrivals at the Nou Camp.

Chygrynskiy arrives with a burgeoning reputation, having won 19 caps for his country.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is to get an apology from referees chief Keith Hackett over his dismissal during the Gunners' 2-1 loss to Manchester United.

Wenger was sent to the stands by ref Mike Dean in the dying moments of Saturday's match at Old Trafford.

Fourth official Lee Probert advised Dean after Wenger kicked a water bottle following a disallowed Arsenal goal.

League Managers Association chief Richard Bevan has been told by Hackett that Wenger will receive an apology.

"I've spoken to Keith Hackett and he fully recognises the situation was an error and an apology will follow to Arsene Wenger," said Bevan.

"Lee Probert totally failed to manage the situation and created a needless pressure point taking the focus away from the pitch in a big event with only a minute to go."

"Although correct in 'law', the decision was completely out of context in the game and it was followed by the nonsense which followed over where Arsene Wenger should sit."