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Listed below are comments made by Imbwayablair between Monday, 4th May 2009 and Tuesday, 13th October 2009.

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England cannot replace Rooney 10:36pm on 13 Oct 2009 8 System J

Well said mate!!!
Drogba inflicts pain on Liverpool 1:43pm on 05 Oct 2009 Liverpool lacked creativity in the middle of the park. Starting with Yossi would have helped for them. Torres is a striker who likes the ball at his feet and running at defenders. The way Liverpool played did not suit his strength's
Chelsea will suffer if transfer ban stands 8:52pm on 03 Sep 2009 Fantastic decision. Chelsea have been doing this consistently (Cashley Cole anyone). And this issue about UEFA and FIFA having something against English clubs, weren't Roma and FC Scion hit by the same sanction? And to those saying this is a chance for Chelsea's youngsters, well there's an oxymoron if I ever heard one.
Benitez and O'Neill on the offensive 5:53pm on 26 Aug 2009 "Apart from Gerrard and Torres, what Liverpool players would get into Chelsea or Man Utd's squad?"

I'm pretty sure Mascherano, Carragher and Glen Johnson could get in fairly easily.

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Reina is better than Foster at Man Utd and just as good as Cech. and if Owen and Valencia can get into the Utd squad, so can Kuyt, Babel, Bennayoun or Riera
Best moments of Berlin 00:35am on 25 Aug 2009 No contest, the star of the show was Berlino!!
The men who witnessed sporting history 06:53am on 22 Aug 2009 Rudi was just eight in 1936

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Doesn't add up
Berlino the Bear - love him or loathe him? 06:51am on 22 Aug 2009 Berlino is Awesome
Burnley high on emotion 10:40am on 20 Aug 2009 Just how much truth is there to the much chanted statement by Man Utd fans that they always start slowly. Can someone actually provide evidence of this? Or is this simply another way of bending the truth. Maybe Phil you can assist with providing some hard evidence (if there is any).
South Africa's white knight 1:39pm on 08 Aug 2009 14. At 2:01pm on 06 Aug 2009, monaco4theworldcup wrote:

12. At 1:23pm on 06 Aug 2009, KeepitReal wrote:
South Africa certainly has a lot to learn about racial harmony, surely the UK and USA serves as enlightened countries from who the poor blighted by apartheid South Africans can learn.

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This is a joke right? The BNP, Ku Klux Klan, Stephen Lawrence etc etc.

Every indicator shows whites in the UK and US get preferential treatment in jobs, heasthcare, education and so on.

The US especially is behind South Africa in equality and harmony, and inflicted its own apartheid until the 1960s.

Hopefully Obama's election is a sign of things finally moving in the right direction but it's too early to tell.

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There is more to race issues than statistical measures. I've had exposure to the USA, UK and SA and whites in those environments and without a doubt SA whites look and treat black people very much like second class citizens. South Africa comparatively is a far more racist society compared to the UK and the USA
Can Wenger fill the gap? 9:46pm on 04 May 2009 lot of Man Utd fans on here who are convinced that last weeks performance by Arsenal was so poor that it is an impossibility that Arsenal can improve sufficiently to beat them on Tuesday. I should remind them that Arsenal did just that earlier this season. A late goal (82 minutes I think) was Uniteds only response to Arsenal that day.
United have managed only a draw at Chelsea this year, against top four opposition on the road. Ferguson is no genius when it comes to euro ties, and if, as he think he will, he throws all guns out in the first 15minutes to try and get the away goal, Arsenal can counter.
If Arsenal score first then I think United will wobble....do they turn the heat up further to get the tie killing away goal, and risk more from Arsenal, or do they play the long game and try to steal one by letting Arsenal press??
Its intriguing, and anyone who writes Arsenal off, is doing it out of partisanship not football knowledge.
Its been pointed out that Rooney is on a yellow. Its a very good bet that he gets one on Tuesday, and is out. I can see Gazza tears!

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sorry but u are just an idiot. fergie is no genius in european games? so who is the genius. benitez? oh dont be stupid. fact is united have become rediculously good in europe especially away from home for the past 2years or so. your comment is really silly im afraid to say.

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Instead of calling the guy names why don't you deal with the issues raised in his post. And by the way even if United "have become rediculously (sic) good in europe" away from home there is nothing conclusive about this to suggest that they cannot be beaten this tuesday and losing the tie on aggregate. There's still a lot of football to be played and a little humility is in order

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