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Sports => Football => Topic started by: Small Magician aka Wazza on May 04, 2008, 06:45:51 AM
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NEED A STREAM! lol
1336: LINE-UPS
Southampton: Richard Wright, Jermaine Wright, Powell, Perry, Surman, Viafara, Safri, Idiakez, Euell, Saganowski, John.
Sheff Utd: Kenny, Geary, Kilgallon, Naysmith, Halls, Cotterill, Speed, Tonge, Quinn, Hulse, Sharp.
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1-0 down. Look trouble.
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>:( Come on Stern!
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always rated this tonge fella but he did nothing last season in d epl. i must admit i backing sheffield 4 this 1. jan michael williams could be in the post 4 them next season
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I was looking at some championship statistics the other day and realised smething strange. Stern was in the top 4 goalscorers without even being in the top 20 shot takers. It would suggest two things. He throwing away a lot less than people usually accuse him of and Southampton has a team isn't creating that many scoring chances for him.
He had all of one shot in the last game. 30 minutes gone and he hasn't got one off yet.
I really hope that he is able to help them stay up.
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1-1 now. Saganowski. Still need Leicester to lose.
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always rated this tonge fella but he did nothing last season in d epl.
yes. And some of we remember the 'help' you give men at the beginning of the fantasy season concerning him
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1-1 now. Saganowski. Still need Leicester to lose.
Southampton has to win and Leciester can draw and Southampton will be safe
Here is a live table:
http://www.sportinglife.com/football/live/tables/cc_champ.html
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Stern score! 2-1!
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always rated this tonge fella but he did nothing last season in d epl.
yes. And some of we remember the 'help' you give men at the beginning of the fantasy season concerning him
:rotfl: :rotfl: but d fella good man
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STERN JOHNNNNNNNN
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Get a chupid yellow card for taking off his shirt though. Is good ting he doh tackle or nuttin.
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52:45 GOAL - Stern John
Southampton 2 - Sheff Utd 1Goal by Stern John (Southampton) left-footed (top-left of goal) from left side of penalty area (12 yards).Southampton 2-1 Sheff Utd. Assist (cross) by Marek Saganowski (Southampton) from left channel.
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Steups. 2-2 now. Back in relegation zone.
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STERNNNNNNNN f**kINGGGG JOHNNNNNNN
KEANOOOO ARE YA LISTENING!? YOU SHOULD HAVE KEPT STERN..NOW HE'S GRINNING..HE GETS THE BALL AND SCORES THEM ALL..WALKING IN A STERN JOHN WONDERLANDDD!
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Oh God! Stern again! 3-2! Ah wish ah coulda see this game.
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Big Up Stern John :beermug:..De man bound to score!
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Oh God! Stern again! 3-2! Ah wish ah coulda see this game.
me too :-\
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Once they win they will stay up. They on 51
Because other than leicester who on 51, Sheff. Wed. on 52, Coventry and blackpool on 53.
With a win they will be on 54.
Coventry losing 3-1
Blackpool drawn 1-1
Leicester 0-0
Come on Southhampton hold on for the win.
Troy 8)
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Big player step up in Big matches.I'm blind to you haters. Stern John in yuh rukungkutungkun.
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Oh God! Stern again! 3-2! Ah wish ah coulda see this game.
The man putting the team on he back
Go Stern
Troy 8)
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Talk about nail biter! Ah getting T&T-Guatemala flashbacks yes. Go Bravo!
68:06 GOAL - Stern John
Southampton 3 - Sheff Utd 2Goal by Stern John (Southampton) right-footed (bottom-left of goal) from right side of penalty area (12 yards).Southampton 3-2 Sheff Utd. Assist (cross) by Jhon Viafara (Southampton) from left channel.
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More like T&T-Mexico. Last game. Underdog. Must win. Stern on de rampage.
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Stern score more goal than Kenwayne last year for Southampton.
Keane i am sure he will come back if try to buy him
Troy 8)
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Stern sent off with 10 mins to go.
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Oops. Stern get send off. Second yellow.
Southampton defend like shit whole season. This is their damn chance to redeem themselves.
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Oops. Stern get send off. Second yellow.
Fight for yuh side Stern.
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Oops. Stern get send off. Second yellow.
DSI Stern...apparently it was a stupid call.... hold on Southampton.. the king is off for a while
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3 mins extra time!
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Game done. Southampton safe. Stern to the rescue.
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Game over....STERN LEGEND 14 JOHN!
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Stoke- Leicester draw 0-0. Sternampton survive relegation!
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THEY PULL IT OFF
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Nothing in the world could make me believe Chopra and that Scandinavian dude more useful than Stern John.
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Nothing in the world could make me believe Chopra and that Scandinavian dude more useful than Stern John.
I think age is a big deal to Keane. He give up on Connolly too, his best striker last year. Both him and Stern bout de same age.
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Nothing in the world could make me believe Chopra and that Scandinavian dude more useful than Stern John.
All together now:
KEANOOOO ARE YA LISTENING!? YOU SHOULD HAVE KEPT STERN..NOW HE'S GRINNING..HE GETS THE BALL AND SCORES THEM ALL..WALKING IN A STERN JOHN WONDERLANDDD!
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Half Slab does it again !!!!
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Stern is much more clinical in front of goal than Jones...When Birmingham was in de Prem with Stern, how many goals did Stern score....
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Stern is much more clinical in front of goal than Jones...When Birmingham was in de Prem with Stern, how many goals did Stern score....
about 8
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Any highlights?
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WELL DONE STERN :beermug: :beermug: :beermug:
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standing ovation for the greatest goalscorer tnt has ever produced...
:applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause:
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Nothing in the world could make me believe Chopra and that Scandinavian dude more useful than Stern John.
Stern is and has always been a clutch player, and a damn good one at that. He has proven it again today :salute:
However I not too sure wwhy men feel they have to bring down other men to big up Stern. I doh know much about Prica, but in all fairness Lars Lagerback considered him good enough to get call up for Sweden.
You could say what you want about Chopra but Stern won't be playing right midfield anytime soon.
Is Stern a better striker. Of course he is. Would he have fit better into Keane's plans than Chopra? I not sure. In any case the man you need to be comparing Stern with is the one that replace him in the team.
All that aside, some here would be surprised to know it, but Chopra has already scored more goals in a season at both Championship and Premier league level than Stern, and his overall league goals per game average is actually higher. And he's 7 years younger.
Triniman, Stern scored 5 Prem goals in the first season with Birmingham and 4 in the second. In all he scored 9 goals in 58 prem appearances plus 4 in cup play.
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Southampton 3-2 Sheffield United
Saganowski 42, John 53, 69 | Quinn 23, Stead 65
Pat Symes at St Mary's Stadium
guardian.co.uk, Sunday May 4 2008
Southampton and Nigel Pearson added another dramatic survival to their rich history of final-day escapes by beating Sheffield United and clawing their way out of the Championship's relegation zone.
Southampton stayed up at the last gasp four times in the Premier League heyday of Matt Le Tissier before failing at the fifth attempt, and old habits die hard at St Mary's.
Pearson, Southampton's manager, has his own tale to tell having been in charge of Carlisle when their goalkeeper, Jimmy Glass, scored to save them from dropping out of the league but he was a little over 20 minutes away from heartbreak today.
After 65 minutes, as other scores stood, Southampton were heading for League One and two meetings next season with the likes of Hereford. After 69 minutes and Stern John's second goal, they were back in the mix. They survived the final nine minutes with 10 men after John was sent off for a second bookable offence.
"I could not bear to watch the last stages of the game and I hid away hoping the lads would hold on," said John. "I feel I let them down because I should never have got myself sent off."
Without his burly presence in attack and with three minutes added for stoppages, Southampton had to survive a barrage of Gary Speed-inspired Sheffield attacks, leaving only the tiny substitute Adam Lallana up front to make the best use of panic-driven clearances. Somehow they held out.
United went into the match still nursing play-off ambitions but the loss of the former Southampton striker James Beattie and the tough mainstay of their defence Chris Morgan was too much to overcome. They enjoyed long spells of dominance, not least those last tense few minutes, but John was always a problem.
The Trinidadian came to Southampton as a makeweight in the early-season deal that took Kenwyne Jones to Sunderland. Without his 19 goals, Southampton would surely have joined Colchester and Sc**thorpe as relegation certainties long ago.
John's contrition came as the result of a first offence of taking off his shirt to celebrate his opening goal and even then he only got a yellow card on the advice of the fourth official.
There was no doubt about his second yellow card for a clumsy late tackle on Derek Geary, leaving the referee no option but to proffer an almost apologetic red card. With Marek Saganowski already replaced, Southampton had no attacking outlet and a draw would still have left them in trouble.
Sheffield United were ahead in the 24th minute when a centre from the right by Billy Sharp found Stephen Quinn unmarked at the far post and with plenty of time to plant a firm header wide of the unprotected Richard Wright.
There were chances at both ends before a double incident in the 42nd minute proved to be a turning point. Matt Kilgallon had a fierce header blocked on the line by Wright and Southampton went straight up the other end for Saganowski to score his first goal since October 2.
John scored his first goal in the 54th minute, converting a pass from Saganowski, but United refused to lie down and accept the inevitable.
Jon Stead, on for the ineffective Rob Hulse, took eight minutes to make his mark, turning in a low centre from Luton Shelton on the right.
At that stage Southampton were going down, but four minutes later John turned sharply in the United area on to a pass from Jhon Viafara before scoring with a low right-foot shot.
Southampton's manager still fears for his job in a takeover planned for next week which will see the return as chairman of the controversial Rupert Lowe.
Pearson said: "I want to be here for the long haul but I am not naive and I know how football can work. Ultimately I want what is best for the club but I have no idea what will happen. At the moment my emotion is one of overriding relief.
"The worse part was before the match knowing that the whole situation was out of our hands. We were relying on others to slip up and there was not option but to win our game."
United's manager, Kevin Blackwell, admitted the task was always going to be difficult without important players. I think we gave a good account of ourselves and we were pressing for an equaliser deep into stoppage time. I have to be pleased with the effort but it is hard to take after such a long season."
Man of the match: Stern John (Southampton)
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2008/may/04/championship.southampton?gusrc=rss&feed=sport
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Southampton won 3-2 and stayed up. Stern scored 2 goals and received a red card in the 80th min for a second bookable offense...the first one for celebrating his first goal!
STERN is ah bosssssss....BRACEMAN ...
Tallman ya good wid dat? ;)
but that first yellow is really CRAP.......tarnishes the beautiful game.....in my opinion
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Well done Stern John! Big performance from a big player yes.
On the first yellow, every player knows the penalty for taking off your shirt. Stern coulda just run and pump he fist.
Disgruntled where yuh?
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is jus something about backing yuh shirt when u score ah big goal its almost ah reflex action
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Midknight, those stats are a bit skewed. It is true that he has only 9 premierleague goals in about 58 appearances, but tell me, how may of those games he played as a sub?
In Stern's final season with birmingham, he was the league leader in substitute appearances with 22 sub apps in one season, many of them with 5-10 minutes to go.
He scored 9 goals in his first season, 5 in the prem (including birmingham's first ever goal in the premier league) and 4 in cups, and ended up the clubs's top scorer that season.
I agree with your points about not comparing him to chopra, cause it ent have no way that stern could hold down that position on the left the way that chopra did.
It would be nice though, if one of the promoted clubs gave him ah shot in the premier league.
ah love it!!
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Stern was wearing some sort of Tribute jersey...Maybe Trottman? So i guess he already had made up his mind he was willing to take card cuz he had on the shirt
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Legend 14..well 31 for Southampton lol
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Fans afterwards
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Stern was wearing some sort of Tribute jersey...Maybe Trottman? So i guess he already had made up his mind he was willing to take card cuz he had on the shirt
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Fans afterwards
look at people :o
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Niceness ;D
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Nothing in the world could make me believe Chopra and that Scandinavian dude more useful than Stern John.
All together now:
KEANOOOO ARE YA LISTENING!? YOU SHOULD HAVE KEPT STERN..NOW HE'S GRINNING..HE GETS THE BALL AND SCORES THEM ALL..WALKING IN A STERN JOHN WONDERLANDDD!
How was he supposed to get Kenwyne if he had kept Stern?
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Matt Le Tissier watch as Saints beat the drop
Courtesy 101 Great Goals.
One of the big stories on the final day of the Championship season was Southampton beating the drop by beating Sheffield United 3-2 in a ding-dong battle which left nerves dangling on edge. This was displayed most publicly through Sky Sports News pundit and former Saints legend Matt Le Tisser, who lived every moment of the fight for survival while commentating on the game live on air.
See Le Tisser’s roller-coaster of emotions here.
Get in there!!! Get in !!! :wavetowel:
http://101greatgoals.magnify.net/item/GB48LLQC2KQL8HG1
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Matt Le Tissier watch as Saints beat the drop
Courtesy 101 Great Goals.
One of the big stories on the final day of the Championship season was Southampton beating the drop by beating Sheffield United 3-2 in a ding-dong battle which left nerves dangling on edge. This was displayed most publicly through Sky Sports News pundit and former Saints legend Matt Le Tisser, who lived every moment of the fight for survival while commentating on the game live on air.
See Le Tisser’s roller-coaster of emotions here.
Get in there!!! Get in !!! :wavetowel:
http://101greatgoals.magnify.net/item/GB48LLQC2KQL8HG1
get facking in there :wavetowel: :wavetowel: :wavetowel:
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I Cant believe Skysports didnt show the highlights!! >:( >:( >:(
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I Cant believe Skysports didnt show the highlights!! >:( >:( >:(
Cyah find nutten! >:(
Saints FC
Stern's hat trick ;)
Stern John kept Saints in the Coca-Cola championship with an unusual hat trick.
The striker scored a crucial double to cap a fantastic season and repay a quirky debt to Lee Hoos.
John was upset to discover he had lost his lucky Ohio State University baseball cap a few weeks ago.
When the club's chief executive learned of that, he arranged for his parents to bring over a new one when they visited from the States.
John was thrilled to have it replaced a fortnight ago - and was told it would cost him two goals.
He duly delivered against Sheffield United as Saints pulled off a thrilling 3-2 win to secure safety at the expense of Leicester.
John said: "Lee saw me without my usual baseball cap and asked what had happened to it so I told him I had lost it.
"It was a really nice gesture for him to get another one brought across so I was happy I could repay him.
"My goals had dried up a bit so he told me he expected two in return. I had not scored in the last couple of games so this was my last chance.
"I think it was a fair exchange! It was a fantastic day and it is a great feeling to have stayed up like this."
American Hoos explained: "Stern always wore a Buckeyes hat from Ohio State because that's where he went to university.
"My parents when were due to fly over to visit so I called them and asked them to bring a new lucky hat for him and told him it would cost him two goals.
"I would say he has paid the debt in full. It was a real nerve-wracking day but it feels almost as though we have won a trophy.
"It was a fantastic feeling when the full-time whistle sounded and we had survived. It has been a great day!"
http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/?page_id=10104
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Stern John was thrilled to be the hero not the villain as Saints won their final-day survival battle.
The Trinidad and Tobago striker scored twice as Southampton beat Sheffield United 3-2 in an unbearably tense war of nerves at St Mary's.
But he had to suffer along with the fans after being sent off 10 minutes from time for a second bookable offence.
His sliding tackle on Derek Geary was a clear yellow card - and he had to go after being cautioned for taking off his shirt to celebrate his first goal.
John ended up watching the closing stages on the television in the dressing room and was as relieved as any of the supporters when the final whistle sounded.
He said: "It was very hard. I watched the closing stages on my knees in the dressing room. I was just praying we would hold out.
"It was probably my first tackle of the season - and that's what happened! It was a real striker's tackle, a silly one.
"I took my shirt off after I scored just through the sheer emotion. I was just so full of joy to score such an important goal.
"I think it is a bit of a silly rule but it is the law and I broke it so it was a booking. I don't think the referee saw but the linesman pointed it out.
"He called the referee over and he booked me and said to be careful or I could end up getting sent off.
"Their lad played for the tackle quite well. He saw me coming and lured me into the tackle. I am just so glad it did not cost us.
"It was hard watching it on television. I was very emotional but so glad we came through."
John took most of the plaudits for his double which took his tally for the season to 19.
But he was quick to share the praise among the rest of the team who have worked so hard this season.
He said: It is not about me. We are all in together. There is no I in team.
"We play together and win together. I might have got 19 goals but it was a team effort.
"Strikers are judged on goals and I am paid to score them - that's my job. But everyone contributed to this.
"The other lads and the manager deserve a lot of respect. It was tough when we went behind but we showed great character and resilience.
"We have not won many games after going behind but we kept cool and kept going.
"The manager was superb at half-time even though we were still at the bottom three at that time. He kept us all calm.
"We knew we needed to win but we stayed focused and kept playing well.We battered them early on but they scored against the run of play.
"It was all about the timing of the goals. Marek equalised just before the break and then I managed to put us in front. It was a real blow when they levelled again but we got back in front and held out.
"The fans were superb and drove us on and I was delighted for them that we won it and stayed up. This was for them."
http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/?page_id=10105
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I thought a player gets booked for taking off the shirt only if there is no undershirt beneath? I find is a dotish rule too...yes there are standards of professionalism but at its basic element is still a sport with heart and passion
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I thought a player gets booked for taking off the shirt only if there is no undershirt beneath?
If I understood correctly, once the shirt goes over your head it falls into the "excessive celebration" category. The undershirt thing also makes it too easy to pass political and religious messages and the like. I believe this rule was first brought into effect during a world cup to make the game less susceptible to offend audiences in muslim countries, though that might be ole talk or a memory mix up. I do agree that its stupid though.
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Get a chupid yellow card for taking off his shirt though. Is good ting he doh tackle or nuttin.
oh lord look trouble. Just so, Dry So, yuh tryin to buss meh stitches or what...
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Nothing in the world could make me believe Chopra and that Scandinavian dude more useful than Stern John.
All together now:
KEANOOOO ARE YA LISTENING!? YOU SHOULD HAVE KEPT STERN..NOW HE'S GRINNING..HE GETS THE BALL AND SCORES THEM ALL..WALKING IN A STERN JOHN WONDERLANDDD!
How was he supposed to get Kenwyne if he had kept Stern?
especially when it have dat international player law thing. Yorke probably past dat scene but carlos, kenwayne and probably stern are all internationals. Isnt de cap 4 internationals in yuh team. TnT would have really locked down their internationals spot. I think
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4 internationals in yuh team? where u here that? ??? ??? ???
Fulham, Arsenal, Liverpool etc all have more than four internationals in their team............
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4 internationals in yuh team? where u here that? ??? ??? ???
Fulham, Arsenal, Liverpool etc all have more than four internationals in their team............
ah guess... Ah dont know de cap but there is a cap isnt there? how many are you allowed?
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as far as i know there is a cap on non EU players, not internationals.. so trinidadian players would fall into that bracket.
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4 internationals in yuh team? where u here that? ??? ??? ???
Fulham, Arsenal, Liverpool etc all have more than four internationals in their team............
ah guess... Ah dont know de cap but there is a cap isnt there? how many are you allowed?
no cap exist, just look at Arsenal team ah bunch Greasy head foreigners :devil:
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is really sad a fella with this kinda talent would come back and play for his country with no heart!
it go get ppls vex..but d man is really look like his ego get the better of him when he come down here
and to hear how he doin in southampton...worse yet
glad for his success...but damn jed...gettin service or not...show effort
fight like a dog like how kenwyne is do it
hope dey all comin back for the games in june against jamaica and bahamas too
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is really sad a fella with this kinda talent would come back and play for his country with no heart!
it go get ppls vex..but d man is really look like his ego get the better of him when he come down here
and to hear how he doin in southampton...worse yet
glad for his success...but damn jed...gettin service or not...show effort
fight like a dog like how kenwyne is do it
hope dey all comin back for the games in june against jamaica and bahamas too
He doh play no different for club or country. Same ting men complaining bout here is de same ting fans of his clubs complain about. Den he score and de complaints get quieter. Den louder til he score some more.
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fleckin emotional roler coaster if yuh ask me :-\
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Get a chupid yellow card for taking off his shirt though. Is good ting he doh tackle or nuttin.
oh lord look trouble. Just so, Dry So, yuh tryin to buss meh stitches or what...
Ah lie? Look how he try a ting and land up in de dressin room.
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azzuri..ah eh get yuh dey at all....
well done Mr John..
funny ting..i paly a cricket fete match in Stern old school today El Do...and meh mind was just going over a young stern...god bless...
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is really sad a fella with this kinda talent would come back and play for his country with no heart!
it go get ppls vex..but d man is really look like his ego get the better of him when he come down here
and to hear how he doin in southampton...worse yet
glad for his success...but damn jed...gettin service or not...show effort
fight like a dog like how kenwyne is do it
hope dey all comin back for the games in june against jamaica and bahamas too
He doh play no different for club or country. Same ting men complaining bout here is de same ting fans of his clubs complain about. Den he score and de complaints get quieter. Den louder til he score some more.
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Highlights: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXJYBM-9Lrc
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Highlights: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXJYBM-9Lrc
tank yuh tank yuh
stern...hmm...wa ah go say bout u...hmm...well done well done two nicely taken goals...sa 2010...we comin
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Stern John dread, you must be de biggest enigma football ever produce.
Nobody else woulda score that first goal on such a tight angle. Chances are that if the shot had been cleaner the keeper would've end up saying it. Haters go say you was lucky, but that second goal, talk about placement...had no way anybody was expecting you to aim for that side.
And then, "the man with no tackle" get the mad ass idea to slide tackle a man on de wing in de man own half when he already carrying a yellow....pressure
God doh like ugly dread, you know if they had come back to score, everybody woulda blame it on you.
Football's greatest enigma.
And we wouldn't like it any other way... :beermug:
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Allyuh see dat demon that fly offa Stern left foot?
Oh geed, de keeper dive de wrong way all kinda ting.
And de chest pass to start the 1-2!
Stern is a boss player!
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That second goal was the greatest. The defender on his back and the goalkeeper had no time or chance to react. Ball done in back of net. Weeeyy sah!!.
Now THAT is a striker.....hmmmmmm, Kenwyne could do that? Regularly?
Theres only one Stern "bound to score " John.
Airight...enough ah dat......wait till yuh playing fuh we...de amount ah cuss.............
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That second goal was the greatest. The defender on his back and the goalkeeper had no time or chance to react. Ball done in back of net. Weeeyy sah!!.
Now THAT is a striker.....hmmmmmm, Kenwyne could do that? Regularly?
Theres only one Stern "bound to score " John.
Airight...enough ah dat......wait till yuh playing fuh we...de amount ah cuss.............
people will always find reasons to argue... but honestly when i look it all over as senisibly as i can... really can't say yuh wrong.
ah wanna see de actual goal though... anyone have ah link?
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that 2nd goal was the difference between Stern and Kenwyne and was shouting for that thread about us lacking clinical strikers on our national team.
Kenwyne cannot score a goal like that at this stage in his career.
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that 2nd goal was the difference between Stern and Kenwyne and was shouting for that thread about us lacking clinical strikers on our national team.
Kenwyne cannot score a goal like that at this stage in his career.
er, and what happened to that first prem goal he scored cuz that was pretty ridiculously clinical.
i think yuh mean tuh say on a consistent basis.
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that 2nd goal was the difference between Stern and Kenwyne and was shouting for that thread about us lacking clinical strikers on our national team.
Kenwyne cannot score a goal like that at this stage in his career.
er, and what happened to that first prem goal he scored cuz that was pretty ridiculously clinical.
i think yuh mean tuh say on a consistent basis.
nah..
that first goal kenwyne scored, he leave out the defender with the first touch and then had time to tee it up and unleash a left foot bullet in the lower corner...
that goal stern score, he just basically chest down one and swing at it in a split second.
Kenwyne eh show me yet he could execute that in similiar speed; he does always look like he need some 'tee it up' time.
its one aspect of his game i think he needs to work on.
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that 2nd goal was the difference between Stern and Kenwyne and was shouting for that thread about us lacking clinical strikers on our national team.
Kenwyne cannot score a goal like that at this stage in his career.
er, and what happened to that first prem goal he scored cuz that was pretty ridiculously clinical.
i think yuh mean tuh say on a consistent basis.
nah..
that first goal kenwyne scored, he leave out the defender with the first touch and then had time to tee it up and unleash a left foot bullet in the lower corner...
that goal stern score, he just basically chest down one and swing at it in a split second.
Kenwyne eh show me yet he could execute that in similiar speed; he does always look like he need some 'tee it up' time.
its one aspect of his game i think he needs to work on.
mm, good point.
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is really sad a fella with this kinda talent would come back and play for his country with no heart!
it go get ppls vex..but d man is really look like his ego get the better of him when he come down hereand to hear how he doin in southampton...worse yet
glad for his success...but damn jed...gettin service or not...show effort
fight like a dog like how kenwyne is do it
hope dey all comin back for the games in june against jamaica and bahamas too
ASSNESS TUH HIGHEST DEGREE !!!! :bs: :bs: :bs:
Is haters like all yuh who have #14 seriously thinking bout not playing for the national team again.All yuh wud never be satisfied and would always find a way tuh put down de man even when he have a brilliant day on the pitch. Talking ah pack ah assness bout'fighting like ah dog like how KJ is do it''. Remind meh how much goals KJ score for TnT while 'fighting like ah dog'. Is like some ah all yuh learn bout football watching 2 facking pit bull fight and have no clue bout skill,touches, and natural goal scoring ability.As of to day #14 accomplishments for teams and country are miles ahead of KJ in every aspect of the game .......oh sorry,except for 'fighting like ah dog',according tuh someone who eh have ah idea bout the game .
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4 internationals in yuh team? where u here that? ??? ??? ???
Fulham, Arsenal, Liverpool etc all have more than four internationals in their team............
ah guess... Ah dont know de cap but there is a cap isnt there? how many are you allowed?
no cap exist, just look at Arsenal team ah bunch Greasy head foreigners :devil:
What ah way to discribe ppl!! yuh know when yankee do it to we , ppl does take big offence like with the roger tussuant incident. some of allyuh really need ah long spell in foriegn to learn how to respect ppl yes.
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Omar , yuh know yuh real controvesal bredder!! they are two differant players. forinstance , stern knows how to poach and get into tight spaces and score on the drop of a hat.
kenwyn has problems in that regard , but stern doh leap 9ft high and bang goals in with his head like kewynn does, KJ had 7 goals this season, and 5 were very difficult headers, goals that stern or anyone else would not have scored.
in my book they're both exceptional players with differant goal scoring abilities. one is an arial player and the other is a poacher, and the two of them together will give teams nightmares. positive.
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Omar , yuh know yuh real controvesal bredder!! they are two differant players. forinstance , stern knows how to poach and get into tight spaces and score on the drop of a hat.
kenwyn has problems in that regard , but stern doh leap 9ft high and bang goals in with his head like kewynn does, KJ had 7 goals this season, and 5 were very difficult headers, goals that stern or anyone else would not have scored.
in my book they're both exceptional players with differant goal scoring abilities. one is an arial player and the other is a poacher, and the two of them together will give teams nightmares. positive.
JC ...Stern is an excellent header of the ball something which he learnt from David Platt when he was at Nottingham Forest.KJ is taller and can jump better than him but to say Stern or anyone else 'would not have scored' dem type of goals ,imo is not correct,so we go have tuh agree tuh disagree on that point.
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''in my book they're both exceptional players with differant goal scoring abilities. one is an arial player and the other is a poacher, and the two of them together will give teams nightmares.'' positive.
:applause: :applause: :applause: Well said we cud bun ah spliff on that .......positive ;D :beermug:
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Omar , yuh know yuh real controvesal bredder!! they are two differant players. forinstance , stern knows how to poach and get into tight spaces and score on the drop of a hat.
kenwyn has problems in that regard , but stern doh leap 9ft high and bang goals in with his head like kewynn does, KJ had 7 goals this season, and 5 were very difficult headers, goals that stern or anyone else would not have scored.
in my book they're both exceptional players with differant goal scoring abilities. one is an arial player and the other is a poacher, and the two of them together will give teams nightmares. positive.
JC ...Stern is an excellent header of the ball something which he learnt from David Platt when he was at Nottingham Forest.KJ is taller and can jump better than him but to say Stern or anyone else 'would not have scored' dem type of goals ,imo is not correct,so we go have tuh agree tuh disagree on that point.
BUT
''in my book they're both exceptional players with differant goal scoring abilities. one is an arial player and the other is a poacher, and the two of them together will give teams nightmares.'' positive.
:applause: :applause: :applause: Well said we cud bun ah spliff on that .......positive ;D :beermug:
Yuh promise! is ah long time i eh smoke ah nice columbian santa marta. positive.