BALL SIGNSPremiership Manchester City by Tricky_Trev - In Bobby Manc we trust (U2781505) 12 July 2007 Manchester City can confirm that Michael Ball has signed a new two-year deal with the Blues. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
comment by
BLUE FOREVER (U3044669) posted Jul 12, 2007 another typical rag who got lost on the forum page, lets hope next time ball snaps his ankle and he has to retire, any comments?
comment by
Can't Spell - Don't Care (U8715659) posted Jul 12, 2007 onlyOneRonaldo(and hes $h!t)
comment by
UrbanSpaceman (U7830103) posted Jul 12, 2007 Bally's going to get you! And so's Joey.
comment by
No.1 Football Don (U7418858) posted Jul 12, 2007 absolutly delighted! favourite non chelsea player! brilliant stamping ability!!!
comment by
KEANEUTDLEGEND (U4876217) posted Jul 12, 2007 Ball is crap, Ronaldo could take him anyday!
comment by
laura-ctid (U8680092)
comment by
wonderpearson (U8964494) posted Jul 13, 2007 Ball is such a bad player! can't tackle anyone without taking them out!!
comment by
hudsonquay (U6541929) posted Jul 14, 2007 Forgive me if my memory is a little hazy but didn't Ball give away a penalty that day for chopping down Ronaldo? I seem to remember he was given the run around all game, thats usually the case when frustration turns to anger. Ball was unprofessional for stamping on Ronaldo and 9/10 would have been red carded, which would have not benefited the team. I would rather have a good hard tackling professional left back who is able to keep his cool, someone like Wayne Bridge.
comment by
i-am-dr-dre (U5511278) posted Jul 14, 2007 If Ball is banned for two games then the first game he's available for is vs. Manchester United. Should be a laugh...hopefully Ball will be left out and will apologise post-match, but probably not.
comment by
BLUE FOREVER (U3044669) posted Jul 15, 2007 comment by onlyOneRonaldo Comment on this article
Sorry, you can only contribute to 606 during opening hours. These are 0900-2300 UK time, seven days a week, but may vary to accommodate sporting events and UK public holidays.
|