On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 17:17:40 +0100, Phony
That is clearly untrue.
Liverpool success frustrated Gilberto 3751On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 23:32:59 +0100, Phony Thank you for proving my point! LOL You brought it up! God you're stupid! *You* you thick twat, that's what! Not all, merely being factual. You're...
LOL. He still can't see it!
Wrong again. I posted the 'bitter twat' remark at 13.25, I didn't join in the questions 'game' I thought you were trying to play until 2 posts later at 14.54.
Chalk it up!
Oh dear you're making things up now. You didn't say 'the manager elects who is worth the money', what you said was 'The reason Rafa did not sign anyone is he refused to pay more for their services than their perceived worth'. You didn't specify who would be doing the 'preceiving'. In the absence of anything specific from you we would have to buttume we are talking about their perceived value in the eyes of supporters and the sports press etc, and that by all accounts is that he wasn't worth £7m. This is backed by the fact that Rafa refused to pay the asking price for a long time until he realised he wouldn't get the player unless he paid £7m.
This in effect proves your statement as total bollocks. Oh and please keep your hands off my chalk, you haven't proved yourself worthy of using it yet!
Bernie The Bolt - 'In those days players weren't as highly paid as now, so most of us had part time jobs. Jimmy Case was a bouncer at the She Club, Tommy Smith used to open supermarkets as a Charles Bronson look-alike and Everton's Alan Ball and I were the voices of Pinky & Perky on TV.'
