Cahill in the Grauniad

tsubaki · October 16, 2010

Apologies if this has already been posted:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/oct/16/tim-cahill-everton-liverpool

kenada_blue · October 16, 2010

The Grauniad?

Than some Arabian newspaper?

Jamo Martinez · October 16, 2010

Read that this morning. Don't you just love him

Dylan · October 16, 2010

I believe it is an old reference to them running the paper with their name mis-spelled. As in the nice title on the front page in the fancy font spelled wrong.

bluebloodinmyveins · October 16, 2010

He's right, but the kopites wont like it or admit it. Rafael had no money given to him they reckon.

Clint Planet · October 16, 2010

Dylan said:
I believe it is an old reference to them running the paper with their name mis-spelled. As in the nice title on the front page in the fancy font spelled wrong.

The Grauniad never got their banner wrong but it did used to have notoriously sloppy typesetters who were even capable of misspelling their own publication's name in articles. The readership in general loved this and still affectionately refer to it as the Grauniad.

peteblue · October 16, 2010

bluebloodinmyveins said:
He's right, but the kopites wont like it or admit it. Rafael had no money given to him they reckon.

Rafael was a saint, didn't spend any money, worked purely with the juniors to develop their talent in order to ensure that the club had no debts and were winning the prem every other year...............in Rafael we trust..........

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.....deluded barstewards

Matt Damon · October 16, 2010

peteblue said:
Rafael was a saint, didn't spend any money, worked purely with the juniors to develop their talent in order to ensure that the club had no debts and were winning the prem every other year...............in Rafael we trust..........

"It woz Chelsea" ... "and all dem Yanks fault"

njligernj · October 16, 2010

from the article ...

This week they lost 16-year-old Ross Barkley, a midfielder of immense promise who starred in England's Under-17 European Championship victory in May, to a triple leg fracture.

Triple fracture now? Bloody hell it started as a double -- our physios really are [Poor language removed] if they've managed to break his leg again while trying to fix it.