wait until db10 sees those tranniesI Hate Hleb wrote:
Having been a former player you'd have thought that he'd pull a better looking lot of transexuals than those?
After all, I've seen - in the name of research for the onlinegooner, you understand
- some absolutely cracking looking ones on xhamster.com!!! ( not sure if I should finish with an
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lol PSG is the funniest Club in the worldbrazilianGOONER wrote:not that i'm an expert in this matter, (you should ask flash)Vince wrote:Do you know Vampeta brazilian??
this guy was a legend at PSG
Is he really gay?
and he was a good midfielder, that i remember as well!!
well, they did steal ronaldinho from my local team (grêmio) for an excellent priceVince wrote: lol PSG is the funniest Club in the world
In 2000 they had sold Dalmat to Inter Milan, and in the deal they could get Adriano or Vampeta ... of course they decided to get Vampeta!
An the guy was embarrassing the fans, not only because he was a poor footballer (compared to Okocha)
he didn't stay much longer.
but PSG decided to sign Reinaldo instead of Kaka aswell ..
They refused to sign players like Roberto Carlos or Trezeguet because they thought they weren't good enough.
Anyway, this Club is a joke
those fuckers. i can see it was the only decent piece of business they ever did! 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... l?ITO=1490Sol Campbell can clinch an England recall, says his former team-mate Martin Keown
EXCLUSIVE By Martin Keown
I think this is a great move for Sol and Arsenal. Clearly they have been training with him for some weeks - an ideal time to have a close look at him to see if he is at the right level and still hungry.
Having spoken to him in the summer, I’m sure he is. I think he is perfect for the squad. He is a great professional, a good lad to have around and he will be bringing experience to the dressing room.
There is maybe a shortage of that sort of player at Arsenal, people who have won a championship. You need people around you who have done it before, to help you over the finishing line. He was always the type of player who led by example, a role model on the pitch. Very quickly, people follow suit.
Sol has always been an incredibly fast player but it will be interesting to see how quickly he can change direction and turn now. There is no question about there being a problem with his fitness or his pace - the club will have seen that first hand. He has been working with Tony Colbert, the Arsenal fitness coach, and if he wasn’t able to work with him and shine, they certainly would not be signing him.
You have got to have at least three top central defenders to win the Premier League. If you have four you are very lucky and, with Sol and Mikael Silvestre, they now have four.
Central defence is not a dissimilar position to goalkeeper. You often get better as you mature. You see the whole game from that position and you grow into it. There comes a time when the athleticism and the reading of the game meet in harmony. I don’t know whether Sol is the other side of that — I don’t think so.
I was still playing when I was 37 in the team that went unbeaten and I’m quite proud of playing at that age. Arsene Wenger has been around the likes of me, Steve Bould and Tony Adams, who all played to a ripe old age. He won’t be frightened by Sol’s age.
Going back to the club you love is great. You just feel so rejuvenated. What’s been great for Sol is that he has been training there for a bit, so it won’t feel as strange. That hurdle has been overcome.
When I went back, it was like a fairy tale. I’d imagined myself going back there at some point and for it to happen was great. I found the first six months a bit surreal.
Nothing had really changed and it felt odd going back to Highbury. It was rather like a time capsule. But, of course, Sol will now be playing at the Emirates.
I’m sure Sol will be absolutely buzzing now and will want to get on that pitch as soon as possible. He is the sort of player who you will have a job to shift from the team if he gets in.
He will be back-up to Gallas and Vermaelen in the first instance but he will be a more-than-able deputy and, if he plays well enough, it could be difficult to dislodge him. That is the calibre you are talking about. I think it’s an excellent move.
Sol will want to get into the side and then try to break into the England team. He’ll want to prove he is the best in his position.
Usually if you make it into the Arsenal, Manchester United or Chelsea team, you’re very close to breaking into the England squad.
you should write a column in a daily newspaper about that.TeeCee wrote:Well I'd say we have one top CB, one decent CB, one 'unknown' and one completely shite CB!!You have got to have at least three top central defenders to win the Premier League. If you have four you are very lucky and, with Sol and Mikael Silvestre, they now have four.
.... I'm a big PSG fanVince wrote:lol PSG is the funniest Club in the worldbrazilianGOONER wrote:not that i'm an expert in this matter, (you should ask flash)Vince wrote:Do you know Vampeta brazilian??
this guy was a legend at PSG
Is he really gay?
and he was a good midfielder, that i remember as well!!
In 2000 they had sold Dalmat to Inter Milan, and in the deal they could get Adriano or Vampeta ... of course they decided to get Vampeta!
An the guy was embarrassing the fans, not only because he was a poor footballer (compared to Okocha)
he didn't stay much longer.
but PSG decided to sign Reinaldo instead of Kaka aswell ..
They refused to sign players like Roberto Carlos or Trezeguet because they thought they weren't good enough.
Anyway, this Club is a joke
Born in Paris, only real football team in Fr... yeah I can't even say that with a straight face. Still, it's my team. lol imagine that! they only way we would win is if it was a sunny day and it was reflecting off both of their heads into strikers eyes.Carw2005 wrote:Happy with this. We need experience, and Sol can be an influence in the dressing room and give the fans a lift.
A Campbell-Silvestre partnership is terrifying though..lol
