marinersman
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MattSimon said:
Fair question Matty and you cited some good examples. Will be interesting, won't it?
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Fair question Matty and you cited some good examples. Will be interesting, won't it?
1) u shutup you good for nothing tosser! do sopemthing worthwhile with ur time!Bearinator said:
2) see previous point!Bearinator said:
I am amazed someone with the low level of intelligence such as yourself is able to use a keyboard!
You know what the sad thing is abouit such a moron like you??? people like Serious...they actually right partially though out comments that comprises of mainly an argument with the addition of an insult occasionally...
You? dont even bother- u repeatedly have 1 liner insults towards me...grow up- u may think insults make u big but it doesnt- it just makes you a coward!
Harry's Message To Unhappy Leeds Fans
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HARRY Kewell has hit back at Leeds United fans unhappy with his decision to join Turkish champions Galatasaray.
Kewell was part of the Leeds United which played the Turks in the UEFA Cup semi-final in 2000. Two Leeds fans were killed in Istanbul before the game, leaving some Leeds fans incensed at Kewell's decision to join the club.
The Socceroos skipper has issued a statement to put across his side of the story.
His statement in full is as follows:
To all Leeds Utd Football Club supporters,
My love and respect for Leeds Utd FC and what the club has done for me will never change, no matter what anyone says about me and whatever their motives are.
My sense of sorrow and sympathy for the families and friends of Christopher Loftus and Kevin Speight will always be with me. I chose the number 19 team shirt when I signed for Galatasary as a sign of respect for Leeds because that was the number I got when I became a regular member of the Leeds Utd starting 11.
I felt that it might be a way to demonstrate that I had not forgotten where it all started and I was hoping that in a small way it would help the healing process of the tragedy that occurred on 5th April 2000.
For me, sport should first and foremost be about the love of your game. But equally important is the respect for not only your teammates but all those who you compete against. For this reason I have always objected to any form of discrimination in any sport and football in particular, as that is the sport that is the most near and dear to me.
To blame the Galatasaray club for the tragedy in Istanbul is simply wrong and discriminatory. This is a club founded in 1905 that has a proud history of striving for sporting excellence and it should be given the same respect as any other football club.
I respect everyones right to have their own opinion on whatever they like but that does not make their opinion right. No-one has to agree with my views or my choices but I think its only fair and reasonable to allow me and my family to enjoy the same democratic rights as demanded by those that have been attacking me over the last few days.
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Staff Writer
Jul 7 2008 21:15
Get more on: kewell | galatasaray | leeds
HARRY Kewell has hit back at Leeds United fans unhappy with his decision to join Turkish champions Galatasaray.
Kewell was part of the Leeds United which played the Turks in the UEFA Cup semi-final in 2000. Two Leeds fans were killed in Istanbul before the game, leaving some Leeds fans incensed at Kewell's decision to join the club.
The Socceroos skipper has issued a statement to put across his side of the story.
His statement in full is as follows:
To all Leeds Utd Football Club supporters,
My love and respect for Leeds Utd FC and what the club has done for me will never change, no matter what anyone says about me and whatever their motives are.
My sense of sorrow and sympathy for the families and friends of Christopher Loftus and Kevin Speight will always be with me. I chose the number 19 team shirt when I signed for Galatasary as a sign of respect for Leeds because that was the number I got when I became a regular member of the Leeds Utd starting 11.
I felt that it might be a way to demonstrate that I had not forgotten where it all started and I was hoping that in a small way it would help the healing process of the tragedy that occurred on 5th April 2000.
For me, sport should first and foremost be about the love of your game. But equally important is the respect for not only your teammates but all those who you compete against. For this reason I have always objected to any form of discrimination in any sport and football in particular, as that is the sport that is the most near and dear to me.
To blame the Galatasaray club for the tragedy in Istanbul is simply wrong and discriminatory. This is a club founded in 1905 that has a proud history of striving for sporting excellence and it should be given the same respect as any other football club.
I respect everyones right to have their own opinion on whatever they like but that does not make their opinion right. No-one has to agree with my views or my choices but I think its only fair and reasonable to allow me and my family to enjoy the same democratic rights as demanded by those that have been attacking me over the last few days.
Bear
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Kareem said:
Kareem said:
You, on a regular basis, call people who are grown adults losers, tossers, idiots, and stupid, yet you bag out my stabbs at you :-\ Its quite clear you live in a fantasy world, where everyone elses opinion means nothing to you anyway, so when you come up with classic pieces of wisdom such as the quote above, I dont care what you say, you deserve all the shit you obviously get off people on here
Every time you come on here, its dribble, followed by more dribble, about how what you said was better than what someone else said, and how your right, and everyone else is wrong. Bag out my 1 liners that are directed at you, but is there really anything else that needs to be said about you other than lol?
northernspirit
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nice gesture but i cant see it changing their opinion of him, i dont agree with them for the record
marinermick
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Warning to all:
Stick to the facts and arguments. Years of life experience has taught me that if anyone has to resort to name calling then they are obviously losing the debate and not intelligent to articulate their thoughts adequately.
This thread has degenerated and subsequently the next person who makes a personal attack with spend some time on the sidelines.
Stick to the facts and arguments. Years of life experience has taught me that if anyone has to resort to name calling then they are obviously losing the debate and not intelligent to articulate their thoughts adequately.
This thread has degenerated and subsequently the next person who makes a personal attack with spend some time on the sidelines.
northernspirit
Well-Known Member
anyone fancy a red card? 
clarence
Well-Known Member
I like Kewell's open letter to Leeds fans, but I doubt it will soften any thoughts folks have of him there.
One good fact about him signing for a Turkish club is that he gets to play in hot conditions more regularly and is closer to Asia when National Duty calls. And quite close to Uzbekistan!
I can understand Leeds' fans being upset over his decision to join Galatasaray, but he is a professional player and unless Leeds themselves were prepared to offer him a better or equal deal, then they can't say too much about his decision to continue his career at a top level. He's been away from Leeds for how long?
One good fact about him signing for a Turkish club is that he gets to play in hot conditions more regularly and is closer to Asia when National Duty calls. And quite close to Uzbekistan!
I can understand Leeds' fans being upset over his decision to join Galatasaray, but he is a professional player and unless Leeds themselves were prepared to offer him a better or equal deal, then they can't say too much about his decision to continue his career at a top level. He's been away from Leeds for how long?
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soccersensei
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Fantastic letter. Nice to see his agent earning his crust
But seriously, a big classy well done to Harry is deserved I think.
But seriously, a big classy well done to Harry is deserved I think.
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