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Listed below are comments made by jonny on the ball between Thursday, 19th November 2009 and Monday, 7th December 2009.

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The luck of the draw means Europe's time has come 2:36pm on 07 Dec 2009 Some well known teams appear to have a good group and "should qualify".

However there is bound to be many twists and turns throughout the tournament.

That's why we all love the game!

Bring it on. I'm on countdown already. Only 185 days to go!

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/
The cup that runneth over 09:14am on 04 Dec 2009 I agree with your comment about Arsene Wenger. He should have just shook Mark Hughes hand. Give respect the other team and management. Then he can go in the changing room an throw a tantrum, if he wants to.

No-one has the devine right to win.

Sir Alex is also no angel and should respect others more.

Again, what is this telling others including children who look up to these people as role models?

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/2009/05/sports-heroes-best-role-models.html

p.s. Any team is only as good as their next game.
The cup that runneth over 5:50pm on 03 Dec 2009 I agree with your comment about Arsene Wenger. He should have just shook Mark Hughes hand. Give respect the other team and management. Then he can go in the changing room an throw a tantrum, if he wants to.

No-one has the devine right to win.

Sir Alex is also no angel and should respect others more.

Again, what is this telling others including children who look up to these people as role models?

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/2009/05/sports-heroes-best-role-models.html

p.s. Any team is only as good as their next game!
Quotes of the week 2:05pm on 03 Dec 2009 If you want some more sporting quotes please follow my link below....

Happy reading and don't be afraid to leave a comment !

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/2009/10/sporting-quotes.html
Quotes of the week 4:42pm on 25 Nov 2009 I have done some sporting quotes make sense and some that don't!

See my blog link below.

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/2009/10/sporting-quotes.html
Critics should lay off Thierry Henry 2:50pm on 25 Nov 2009 I like many football supporters the other night watched "the match", nothing unusual about that fact. The difference being that I watched the match in France, where I live with the French supporters and I’m English.

When this incident happened with “Thierrygate” Henry keeping the ball in play during extra time the mood changed after they celebrated the to the realization that it was handball, to shock! They were happy that France won obviously, but as I discussed with the locals they agreed that this was very bad for the game as he must have known that there are so many cameras in the ground that it would have been picked up later. Would this have been different if it had happened to England instead of France, in the English pub?

What is this telling our children. It’s hard enough coaching as it is without this happening. It will happen again until the TV replay system is brought into play. Rugby & cricket to mention two sports use it and football at the moment has a bizarre fact that my mum can watch a replay of the incident with seconds but the referee who makes the decision knows nothing about it.

There was a quote saying “Don’t blame Henry”. Don’t make me laugh, who’s fault is it then?

Both sets of fans, clubs, teams, players, management want the correct decisions at the end of the day so use the technology.

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/
Will South Africa 2010 produce a new Pele? 09:55am on 24 Nov 2009 Interestingly enough Tim, I did an article on Pele a while ago.

If you would like to read my blog click on the link below:-

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/2009/07/pele-spotlight-on-great-player.html
That was horrid, Henry 6:23pm on 19 Nov 2009 Thanks ... 376... "followingborohurts"

Perhaps you would like to read the other quotes.

Click on my Blog link below, if you dare!

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/2009/10/sporting-quotes.html
That was horrid, Henry 6:09pm on 19 Nov 2009 I like many football supporters last night watched the match, nothing unusual about that fact. The difference being that I watched the match in France, where I live with the French supporters and I'm English.

When this incident happened with "Thierrygate" Henry keeping the ball in play during extra time the mood changed after they celebrated the to the realization that it was handball, to shock! They were happy that France won obviously, but as I discussed with the locals they agreed that this was very bad for the game as he must have known that there are so many cameras in the ground that it would have been picked up later. Would this have been different if it had happened to England instead of France, in the English pub?

What is this telling our children. It's hard enough coaching as it is without this happening. It will happen again until the TV replay system is brought into play. Rugby & cricket to mention two sports use it and football at the moment has a bizarre fact that my mum can watch a replay of the incident with seconds but the referee who makes the decision knows nothing about it.

There was a quote saying "Don't blame Henry". Don't make me laugh who's fault is it then?

Both sets of fans, clubs, teams, players, management want the correct decisions at the end of the day so use the technology.

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/
That was horrid, Henry 5:22pm on 19 Nov 2009 I like many football supporters last night watched the match, nothing unusual about that fact. The difference being that I watched the match in France, where I live with the French supporters and I'm English.

When this incident happened with "Thierrygate" Henry keeping the ball in play during extra time the mood changed after they celebrated the to the realization that it was handball, to shock! They were happy that France won obviously, but as I discussed with the locals they agreed that this was very bad for the game as he must have known that there are so many cameras in the ground that it would have been picked up later. Would this have been different if it had happened to England instead of France, in the English pub?

What is this telling our children. It's hard enough coaching as it is without this happening. It will happen again until the TV replay system is brought into play. Rugby & cricket to mention two sports use it and football at the moment has a bizarre fact that my mum can watch a replay of the incident with seconds but the referee who makes the decision knows nothing about it.

There was a quote saying "Don't blame Henry". Don't make me laugh who's fault is it then?

Both sets of fans, clubs, teams, players, management want the correct decisions at the end of the day so use the technology.

http://jonnyontheball.blogspot.com/

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