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Trasimaco wrote:Ne zalim se. Iako je fan Liverpoola, odlicno radi posao.

Ryan Babel is facing the possibility of disciplinary action from the Football Association after responding to Liverpool's 1-0 defeat at Old Trafford by posting a mocked-up photo on his Twitter site of the referee Howard Webb wearing a Manchester United shirt.

Webb had incensed Liverpool by awarding a first-minute penalty when Dimitar Berbatov went to ground after a slight touch from Daniel Agger and then sending off Steven Gerrard for a dangerous challenge on Michael Carrick.

Kenny Dalglish, returning as Liverpool manager, called the penalty "a joke" and Babel posted the picture of Webb with the message: "And they call him one of the best referees? That's a joke. SMH."

"SMH" is the abbreviation for "shaking my head" and Babel's attack will almost certainly lead to the FA intervening on the basis that he is alleging bias on the part of the man who refereed the World Cup final and was made an MBE in the Queen's New Year honours list. An FA spokesman has confirmed they are aware of the incident and are looking into it.

Babel later tweeted: "Sorry Howard Webb. My apology if they take my posted pic seriously. This is just an emotional reaction after losing an important game."

Dalglish's son, Paul, also vented his feelings on Twitter, posting a mocked-up picture of Sir Alex Ferguson with his arm around Webb, again in a United shirt.

Dalglish junior wrote: "Howard Webb MBE. Manc of the Busby Era. I am not normally bitter, as you know, but it is different rules against them." In a separate tweet he added: "Fergie has his puppet Howard Webb on a piece of string.

Trasimaco wrote: United je s tim igracem manje jos uvijek imao pozitivan rezultat koji ih je vodio dalje. Velika razlika. Tek su nakon gola Robbena poceli napadati, a prije toga su bile kontre.

Teufik wrote:SKY SPORTS BREAKING NEWS:
Howard Webb's kids have denied their Dad is a secret Man Utd fan.
"He is totally unbiased" Alex, George, Bobby, Matt and Cristiano stated.

Meanwhile, Blackpool boss Ian Holloway claims he would have quit football and gone into selling chicken coops were it not for the intervention of Kenny Dalglish.

The new Liverpool manager’s first league fixture back in charge sees him up against Holloway’s men at Bloomfield Road tomorrow night.

But Holloway, who keeps chickens, ducks and turkeys at his home in Lancashire, doubts he would still be in the game had Dalglish not talked him out of packing it in after he was sacked as Leicester boss in 2008.

translater wrote:da malo uletim na poluvremenu i pohvalim se da ovi moji vode sa 1:0 na poluvremenu protiv Birminghama u polufinalu "manjeg kupa"

Wembley spremi se za "chekichanje"


"forever blowing bubbles.."

Djokej wrote:Ovaj Foster il`brani sve zivo il` je debil teski..

Ridjobrki wrote:Ja uvijek govorim kako trebamo biti zadovoljni rezultatima koje Arsenal postiže i politikom AW ali ovo je sad stvarno poglu. Pa bar su ovaj trofejčić ne mogli nego MORALI uzeti. Svaka čast Wengeru ali rupe u njegovoj politici su više nego očite a on umjesto da izvrši samo par korekcija pokušava ubijediti cio svijet da je u krivu i da je jedino on pametan.

alternativni wrote:T........ - Manchester,
odlicna utakmica, Tottenham pokazao da ima kreativniji vezni red. Manchester pokazao da ima najjacu odbranu na otoku, cime su ocuvali niz bez poraza.
Sudija pokazao da Manchester nema nikakve privilegije, koliko god im to prigovarali.

cyprus wrote:

alternativni wrote:T........ - Manchester,
odlicna utakmica, Tottenham pokazao da ima kreativniji vezni red. Manchester pokazao da ima najjacu odbranu na otoku, cime su ocuvali niz bez poraza.
Sudija pokazao da Manchester nema nikakve privilegije, koliko god im to prigovarali.

Čuj odlična utakmica , ja zaspo