no it's not... your problem is you only come on to wind people up!!

Pot...Kettle...Black?

Johnson's challenge is completely irrelevant in the debate about Chris Morgan so there is no need to comment on that.


Thank you!... This is what I'm trying to point out to the piggies but without any luck. :rolleyes:

Erm, you weren't though, were you?

ermmmm YES i was cant you read :huh::huh:

the main response to that would be that it would add up to both trespass and premeditated assault, thing...

I'd liken it more to perhaps me wheeling my 'leccy' chair down Fargate, past W.H.Smiths door, and you collide with me as you walk out of Smiths, neither of us entirely watching where we were going. Something along the lines of me running over your foot and breaking a bone, or fetching you a whack on the ankle with the metal footplate, and doing your ankle a mischief.

You weren't expecting me to be pootling my way past the door, I wasn't expecting you to be coming out of the door...

Thankyou for proving my point regarding women and football

No I am far from Stupid Tinything trust me.
The point is he could easily have put Naughton in Intensive care.
So come on then Einstein show me where I am making a prat of myself on a forum thats for debates and banter ...Is that because i disagree with some Pigs who are posting about a challenge they saw on a video and on TV ?
You piggies need to get back to worrying about your takeover and the mess you call a football club and let the FA worry about Morgan because seems only the piggies are going on and on about it

Arrr so you don't like it when we jump in on Blades related threads now when you've been on and started numerous threads on the Owls. It's all part of the banter you know otherwise this Football Forum would be about as active as the Badminton Forum!

I played football from 8 years old till i was 38 and i never elbowed a player in the face before the ball came to me!!!

You're a Wednesday fan though Thingy, whiter than white you see.....your lot never attacked the family stand at Stockport, never had players jailed for fixing matches, never had a player banned for 6 matches for attacking a ref, never attacked families walking away from the derby match this year, never killed a Blade at Wembley and never had an ex Chairman who is now a Sir who openly admited you lot fiddled the tax bill a few times before he took over at the club......whiter than white you see, Wednesday or their fans never do anything wrong, its always someone else's fault which is why you're all entitled to pass comment on something that really has nothing to do with you!!

what you on about stockers, no owl would deny any of those things and di canio did the time for his crime, hopefully morgan will for his. i agree this thread should be closed aswell:thumbsup:

You're a Wednesday fan though Thingy, whiter than white you see.....your lot never attacked the family stand at Stockport, never had players jailed for fixing matches, never had a player banned for 6 matches for attacking a ref, never attacked families walking away from the derby match this year, never killed a Blade at Wembley and never had an ex Chairman who is now a Sir who openly admited you lot fiddled the tax bill a few times before he took over at the club......whiter than white you see, Wednesday or their fans never do anything wrong, its always someone else's fault which is why you're all entitled to pass comment on something that really has nothing to do with you!!

See my signature for a not so whiter than white.

The only team to be involved in a replay because of a dodgy goal

At the opposition managers request.

a match abandoned due to too many cheating players being sent off

Evidence that our players were cheating please...

suing for being relegated

It's not quite that simple now, is it...

However, I will say that Sheff Utd's legal action; despite my feelings that West Ham did in fact break the rules and should have received harsher punishment; sets a dangerous precedent in football.

having opposition players dressing rooms robbed

I'm sure that was planned at boardroom level too.

At the opposition managers request.



Evidence that our players were cheating please...



It's not quite that simple now, is it...

However, I will say that Sheff Utd's legal action; despite my feelings that West Ham did in fact break the rules and should have received harsher punishment; sets a dangerous precedent in football.



I'm sure that was planned at boardroom level too.

Well put, the match reply is a very poor effort by Frank.

Interesting, are you saying Arsenal didn't do us an injustice that match, and wasn't it Wenger who offered the match to be replayed?

Well put, the match reply is a very poor effort by Frank.

Interesting, are you saying Arsenal didn't do us an injustice that match, and wasn't it Wenger who offered the match to be replayed?

Only after you made a big song and dance about what was, at the end of the day, a perfectly legal goal. By the way, I think you'll find that Dave Richards was cleared over the allegations about the tax stuff.

This thread's about Chris Morgan anyway, not the chip on your shoulder about Wednesday. We could come out with a big list about the blades less than savoury incidents, but this isn't the time or the place.

Only after you made a big song and dance about what was, at the end of the day, a perfectly legal goal.

Oh do shut up Partridge, you are getting quite boring now.
A perfectly legal goal Yes but not very honourable was it as Wenger admitted and agreed the match should be replayed.
That was a (masked swearing) trick what Kanu did and even the wednesdayites on here should agree that, that match should have been replayed but you well :gag::suspect::rant::huh::help:

See my signature for a not so whiter than white.

cant go to wendy away games but comments on uniteds. priceless.

The only team to be involved in a replay because of a dodgy goal,
no were not.. arsenal were also involved:thumbsup:


a match abandoned due to too many cheating players being sent off,
the last one was stretchered off not sent off so wrong again :thumbsup:


sueing for being relegated,
no sueing a team for not playing by the rules :thumbsup:


having opposition players dressing rooms robbed.
nobody put me up to it (allegedly) :thumbsup:


Wherever there's filth and crap, there's the blades.
never fixed matches, begged in the streets, sacked an hero at christmas
so wrong again whippy head :thumbsup:

Oh do shut up Partridge, you are getting quite boring now.


Touched a nerve, intriguing.

So now we're back to the old insults from you, after your spending the day on here looking increasingly desperate with your ever more ridiculous statements about Morgan/JJ and unable to offer any cohesive argument without your bitterness seeping out. Same old same old.

Said it before, BB is the most bitter, biased blade on here and even he admits Morgan should have seen red, but I think he's got a strong challenger for his Mr Blinkered title in you. Even a thread about a United player is full of you talking irrelevantly about how a Wednesday player did this and Wednesday did that. I even know at least two Unitedites on here who are cringeing at some of your comments in this thread.

[QUOTE=al_partridge;4309038]Touched a nerve, intriguing.


Said it before, BB is the most bitter, biased blade on here and even he admits Morgan should have seen red, but I think he's got a strong challenger for his Mr Blinkered title in you. QUOTE]


oooo you know how to hurt cp.

off topic but good luck to kell brook tonight blademan fighting for welterweight title tonight in glasgow. sky sports1 10 bells.

Ive spoke to Kell a few time's in recent times, sounds like he kicked arse tonight, against a decent opponent in Macintyre,he's not a bad fella for a blade.
he's the report if any1s interested,

Match: Kell Brook Beat Kevin McIntyre
Date: 14-11-2008 Title: British Welterweight Title
Weight: Welterweight
Venue: Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Prediction: Brook Points win

RESULT - Kell Brook - 1st Round TKO

Showing incredible cool - and a wicked right hand - Kell Brook needed just two minutes to retain his British welterweight title in Glasgow.

Brook had challenger Kevin McIntyre on the floor three times and didn't take a shot himself, much to the disappointment of a partisan crowd.

But even the most biased among them must have had a grudging admiration for Brook, who announced himself as, if not a major talent, then a man worth watching.

The build up to the fight itself had plenty of needle, with McIntyre feeling that he should have been defending the title, not Brook.

In the summer, after twice withdrawing from fights with Brook with back problems, McIntyre was stripped by the Board of Control, allowing Brook to beat Barrie Jones to lift the vacant crown.

Furious with the decision, he complained bitterly to the press and with Brook fanning the flames, there was acrimony aplenty.

But Sheffield's Brook comprehensively proved his point, going into the Lion's Den to do so.

After a cautious opening, Brook stiffened McIntyre's legs with a jab, then landed a perfect right hand counter.

McIntyre went down heavily, got up too soon and was almost immediately down again, this time from a much harder right hand, delivered just as precisely.

Up he got - although I wouldn't have complained had referee Victor Loughlin had stopped it there and then - but he was only staving off the inevitable defeat.

A left jab sent McIntyre sprawling down again, and it was fight over.

The champion danced a jig of delight on the ring post, and he deserved his celebration.

Boxing out of Brendan Ingle's Wincobank gym, Brook isn't dissimilar to Naseem Hamed in style and looks, and the comparisons will continue after this win.

Although the fight was over all too quickly, he looked a class above McIntyre, although the Scotsman will say he was caught cold.

At just 22, and with only 18 fights on his record - 11 early stoppages - Brook has more to learn, but looks promising.

For the last couple of years the word coming out of the Yorkshire gyms has been that Brook is a major talent - and now he is beginning to translate that form in the ring.

Ive spoke to Kell a few time's in recent times, sounds like he kicked arse tonight, against a decent opponent in Macintyre,he's not a bad fella for a blade.
he's the report if any1s interested,

Match: Kell Brook Beat Kevin McIntyre
Date: 14-11-2008 Title: British Welterweight Title
Weight: Welterweight
Venue: Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Prediction: Brook Points win

RESULT - Kell Brook - 1st Round TKO

Showing incredible cool - and a wicked right hand - Kell Brook needed just two minutes to retain his British welterweight title in Glasgow.

Brook had challenger Kevin McIntyre on the floor three times and didn't take a shot himself, much to the disappointment of a partisan crowd.

But even the most biased among them must have had a grudging admiration for Brook, who announced himself as, if not a major talent, then a man worth watching.

The build up to the fight itself had plenty of needle, with McIntyre feeling that he should have been defending the title, not Brook.

In the summer, after twice withdrawing from fights with Brook with back problems, McIntyre was stripped by the Board of Control, allowing Brook to beat Barrie Jones to lift the vacant crown.

Furious with the decision, he complained bitterly to the press and with Brook fanning the flames, there was acrimony aplenty.

But Sheffield's Brook comprehensively proved his point, going into the Lion's Den to do so.

After a cautious opening, Brook stiffened McIntyre's legs with a jab, then landed a perfect right hand counter.

McIntyre went down heavily, got up too soon and was almost immediately down again, this time from a much harder right hand, delivered just as precisely.

Up he got - although I wouldn't have complained had referee Victor Loughlin had stopped it there and then - but he was only staving off the inevitable defeat.

A left jab sent McIntyre sprawling down again, and it was fight over.

The champion danced a jig of delight on the ring post, and he deserved his celebration.

Boxing out of Brendan Ingle's Wincobank gym, Brook isn't dissimilar to Naseem Hamed in style and looks, and the comparisons will continue after this win.

Although the fight was over all too quickly, he looked a class above McIntyre, although the Scotsman will say he was caught cold.

At just 22, and with only 18 fights on his record - 11 early stoppages - Brook has more to learn, but looks promising.

For the last couple of years the word coming out of the Yorkshire gyms has been that Brook is a major talent - and now he is beginning to translate that form in the ring.

kell is going to be the man take it from bladebloke.
tonights star says he came back from magaluf in july in not best of shape. now i cant take full credit for that but believe me he can drink with the big boys. kell your the man. were all blades arnt we .

I'm gonna start moving any posts that are thread spoiling into here.

As some threads are just being ruined and going waaaaay off topic

cant go to wendy away games but comments on uniteds. priceless.

I was at Wednesday's last away game.

Are you telling me I can't comment on what I want on this open forum?

You'll be having a go at unregistered next.


The only team to be involved in a replay because of a dodgy goal,
no were not.. arsenal were also involved

If you'd paid attention at school, you'd realise the sentence I wrote is about an accumulation of actions. United being common to them all. Therefore united are the only team to have been involved in all those distasteful events. :thumbsup:


a match abandoned due to too many cheating players being sent off,
the last one was stretchered off not sent off so wrong again

He was told to go down. Cheat. :thumbsup:


sueing for being relegated,
no sueing a team for not playing by the rules

...which ended up with you spitting your dummies out because you were relegated. If you hadn't been, you wouldn't sue. :thumbsup:


having opposition players dressing rooms robbed.
nobody put me up to it (allegedly)

If you're not crying in the car parks, you're in each others (and anyone elses) pockets. :thumbsup:


Wherever there's filth and crap, there's the blades.
never fixed matches, begged in the streets, sacked an hero at christmas
so wrong again whippy head

Wherever there's filth and crap, there's the blades. Too easy bj. :thumbsup:

You're a Wednesday fan though Thingy, whiter than white you see.....your lot never attacked the family stand at Stockport, never had players jailed for fixing matches, never had a player banned for 6 matches for attacking a ref, never attacked families walking away from the derby match this year, never killed a Blade at Wembley and never had an ex Chairman who is now a Sir who openly admited you lot fiddled the tax bill a few times before he took over at the club......whiter than white you see, Wednesday or their fans never do anything wrong, its always someone else's fault which is why you're all entitled to pass comment on something that really has nothing to do with you!!

Im a football fan as well as an Owl which means i have every right to comment
And as for it's always somones else's fault.........tevez!!!