Keano still hurt by his exit from United

Originally Posted by jem

never unselfish enough to control his temper or recognise his own limitations (and the false modesty ain't fooling no one), should have learnt to accommodate veron and certainly not cut out for management.

He could have learned a thing or two from Danny Murphy.

Originally Posted by Zorg

He could have learned a thing or two from Danny Murphy.

and Zoltan Hound of Dracula.

Originally Posted by jem

thank god he never signed for arsenal or blackburn.

"Nobody does this to Kenny Dalglish!"

Originally Posted by andyroo

"Nobody does this to Kenny Dalglish!"

"'you wee bastard'"

Six in the morning he got that call. Could imagine King Kenny being up all night pacing the landing and fuming, £#%&!ing fuming ala RAWK.

met the guy in 2003.

for a midget he's £#%&!ing intimidating.

legend.

Originally Posted by andyroo

"Nobody does this to Kenny Dalglish!"

Originally Posted by Pop

"'you wee bastard'"

Six in the morning he got that call. Could imagine King Kenny being up all night pacing the landing and fuming, £#%&!ing fuming ala RAWK.

what's this?

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

what's this?

Keane revealed that's when he told Dalglish he was going to United he phoned him and said 'You wee bastard, no-one does this to Kenny Dalglish'.

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

what's this?

dalglish wanted to sign him when at blackburn, thought the deal was done but keano came here. he wasnt best pleased.

try reading his book.

Originally Posted by Ginners

dalglish wanted to sign him when at blackburn, thought the deal was done but keano came here. he wasnt best pleased.

try reading his book.

classic

Originally Posted by Billy Baroo

classic

it was good, but no Bravo Two Zero; which incidentally, gets better with every read.

Imagine saying that in real life about yourself.

Nobody does this to Kenny Daglish and gets away with it. Watch your back, there's a pain train a-coming achoo cho... *hangs up.*

Originally Posted by Zorg

Keane revealed that's when he told Dalglish he was going to United he phoned him and said 'You wee bastard, no-one does this to Kenny Dalglish'.

i've not heard that before.

almost as funny as the craig bellamy one. everton wanted to sign him a few years ago and david moyes phoned him up:

moyes: "how would you like to come and play for the best manager in the premier league?"

bellers: "i didn't know man u ( ) wanted me"

Originally Posted by Ginners

try reading his book.

Duckers is still ploughing through 'Tangerines Are Not The Only Fruit' by Iain Holloway.

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

i've not heard that before.

almost as funny as the craig bellamy one. everton wanted to sign him a few years ago and david moyes phoned him up:

moyes: "how would you like to come and play for the best manager in the premier league?"

bellers: "i didn't know man u ( ) wanted me"

shankly

Originally Posted by carlosartorial

Duckers is still ploughing through 'Tangerines Are Not The Only Fruit' by Iain Holloway.

it's ian, or ollie to his fans.

Originally Posted by Billy Baroo

shankly

bless you.

Fergie eh

I went in at 9 and was out at 10 past 9



Maureen my £#%&!ing arse!

Originally Posted by elhombre

it was good, but no Bravo Two Zero; which incidentally, gets better with every read.

You know when you watch a film and its at a bit of a dull bit, you just stick with it because you know a good bit is coming don't you. Does it not piss you off reading a book twice when you might have to read for up to two days before you get to that good bit

Reading a book twice = cUcKOo

Originally Posted by ReligiousRed

You know when you watch a film and its at a bit of a dull bit, you just stick with it because you know a good bit is coming don't you. Does it not piss you off reading a book twice when you might have to read for up to two days before you get to that good bit

Reading a book twice cUcKOo

read better books

i read my favorite book again every couple of years and always find something new and brilliant about it

Originally Posted by ReligiousRed

You know when you watch a film and its at a bit of a dull bit, you just stick with it because you know a good bit is coming don't you. Does it not piss you off reading a book twice when you might have to read for up to two days before you get to that good bit

Reading a book twice = cUcKOo

i love the anticipation...