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Shanks65
20-08-06, 02:17 PM
FFS Just woke up thinking scum kick off at 14:00. Put on the tv to take a look at the team sheets and they are 4-0 up from their 13:30 kick off!!

FOR FUCK SAKE. Sundays are shit. Utd are tearing them apart.

:rant:
Shanks65
20-08-06, 02:18 PM
4-1.

Come on!



:sigh:
FowlerLeftFoot
20-08-06, 02:20 PM
who are they playing
rubyred
20-08-06, 02:20 PM
And that's without van Nistelroy!

Never mind, there's always Chelseas game this afternoon to look forward to!:grr:
FowlerLeftFoot
20-08-06, 02:22 PM
fulham are going to be relegated.
Shanks65
20-08-06, 02:27 PM
And that's without van Nistelroy!

Never mind, there's always Chelseas game this afternoon to look forward to!:grr:


Hamann will do a job!:rock:
FowlerLeftFoot
20-08-06, 02:45 PM
FT manc?
kurtangle01
20-08-06, 02:59 PM
FFS Just woke up thinking scum kick off at 14:00. Put on the tv to take a look at the team sheets and they are 4-0 up from their 13:30 kick off!!

FOR FUCK SAKE. Sundays are shit. Utd are tearing them apart.

:rant:

Lets be honest Fulham at home is an easier opening day fixture than Sheffield United away. We beat fulham 5-1 at home last year and probably could do again this year. If they had our opening day fixyure then they would probably have struggled as well.
univofchicago
20-08-06, 03:00 PM
5-1 now...

What a horrible game...
Shanks65
20-08-06, 03:02 PM
FT manc?

still 20 mins left mate:(

5-1
kurtangle01
20-08-06, 03:08 PM
still 20 mins left mate:(

5-1

I wouldn't worry about them. It's only Fulham afterall!!!
FowlerLeftFoot
20-08-06, 03:21 PM
cant worry too much about the other teams, just need to focus on ourselves
ferg
20-08-06, 03:22 PM
fulham are going down.
univofchicago
20-08-06, 03:26 PM
Why can't Fulham play like Sheffield United???

Urgh.............

I've still not recovered from yesterday's shocker...still feeling rather depressed...
kurtangle01
20-08-06, 03:47 PM
Why can't Fulham play like Sheffield United???

Urgh.............

I've still not recovered from yesterday's shocker...still feeling rather depressed...

Because Sheffield United were playing the biggest game in their recent history yestarday. It was their first game in the top flight for 12 years against the 2005 European Cup winners and 2006 F.A.Cup winners. They wanted to prove that they belong in the top flight and as much as I hate Neil Warnock you have to admire him because he makes his team work for every second of every match.

Fulham on the other hand are used to the Premiership with nothing to prove. Games agaisnt big sides are almost taken for granted.

That's the difference.:handshake:
univofchicago
20-08-06, 04:08 PM
Because Sheffield United were playing the biggest game in their recent history yestarday. It was their first game in the top flight for 12 years against the 2005 European Cup winners and 2006 F.A.Cup winners. They wanted to prove that they belong in the top flight and as much as I hate Neil Warnock you have to admire him because he makes his team work for every second of every match.

Fulham on the other hand are used to the Premiership with nothing to prove. Games agaisnt big sides are almost taken for granted.



I just hope that United also gives the 'other' big three a real physical battering....
Dhav
20-08-06, 04:14 PM
University of Chicago FACTS

74 Nobel Laureates associated with the University as faculty members, students, or researchers - second only to Cambridge.

Seven Nobel Laureates are currently members of the faculty:

James Heckman (Economics), Robert Lucas Jnr (Economics), Robert Fogel (Economics), Gary Becker (Economics), Ronald Coase (Economics), James Cronin (Physics), Milton Friedman (Economics)

What's the big deal about the University of Chicago?
Redlife
20-08-06, 04:25 PM
Because Sheffield United were playing the biggest game in their recent history yestarday. It was their first game in the top flight for 12 years against the 2005 European Cup winners and 2006 F.A.Cup winners. They wanted to prove that they belong in the top flight and as much as I hate Neil Warnock you have to admire him because he makes his team work for every second of every match.

Fulham on the other hand are used to the Premiership with nothing to prove. Games agaisnt big sides are almost taken for granted.

That's the difference.:handshake:



Plus, last season Fulham didn't win an away game until April. :haha:
rubyred
20-08-06, 04:37 PM
Just to make me even more peed off Chelsea are now winning 2-0 after 30 mins.

I SOoooo wanted to see them get beaten today, but by the way they're playing it's not going to happen.

I just really wish we had started the season with a win yesterday.:grr:
FowlerLeftFoot
20-08-06, 05:35 PM
next week couldnt come soon enough
Charlie_B
20-08-06, 11:43 PM
ful;ham were always gonong to be one of the first names to go down

they are a shower of shiote, and thererw is potentiasl for soem of the romoted sides o stay up again.
kurtangle01
21-08-06, 12:23 AM
Did anyone see that horrible twat Essien pulling Corradi's hair? What a horrible, horrible man! He's always putting dirty tackles in all over the pitch yet when he gets a hard tackle himself he can't take it. Actions like that just go to show what a horrible club they are. Tey're rotten to the core.

And those manc twats...words cannot describe how horrible they are!
Shanks65
21-08-06, 10:50 AM
Did anyone see that horrible twat Essien pulling Corradi's hair? What a horrible, horrible man! He's always putting dirty tackles in all over the pitch yet when he gets a hard tackle himself he can't take it. Actions like that just go to show what a horrible club they are. Tey're rotten to the core.

And those manc twats...words cannot describe how horrible they are!

Yeah saw that mate. Disgusting.

Can't believe Hamann wasn't there to sort that twat out!
univofchicago
21-08-06, 11:29 AM
What's the big deal about the University of Chicago?

The big deal is that I am a proud alumni of the University of Chicago. ;)
Dhav
21-08-06, 11:48 AM
The big deal is that I am a proud alumni of the University of Chicago. ;)

OK - your dedication to your alma mater is impressive.

It has inspired me to change my username to University College London.

Mods - change my name please.

Changed the avatar too :)
univofchicago
21-08-06, 02:58 PM
It has inspired me to change my username to University College London.

Mods - change my name please.

Changed the avatar too :)

:haha:

I know UCL is one of the best schools in the UK. Cambridge, Oxford, LSE, Imperial, UCL, Edinburgh...

Am I right? ;)
Dhav
21-08-06, 06:46 PM
:haha:

I know UCL is one of the best schools in the UK. Cambridge, Oxford, LSE, Imperial, UCL, Edinburgh...

Am I right? ;)

Indeed. One of the best multidiscipline universities in the UK - and I am truly proud to have attended it.

I must research how many Nobel Laureates are associated with UCL - I do know that Gandhi studied at the Faculty of Laws that I attended.
Mumsafan
21-08-06, 07:25 PM
Someone always gets a good doing over the first game This year's berks are Fulham
univofchicago
22-08-06, 09:56 AM
I must research how many Nobel Laureates are associated with UCL - I do know that Gandhi studied at the Faculty of Laws that I attended.

You talking about the legendary Gandhi? or the politician Gandhi?

I know UCL because I did consider applying to a school in the UK and our career adviser gave us a rundown of the best schools there; UCL was in the list. I ended up applying to LSE only but I do remember UCL was quite a popular choice amongst the Uni-prospies in our year.
Dhav
22-08-06, 03:51 PM
You talking about the legendary Gandhi? or the politician Gandhi?

I know UCL because I did consider applying to a school in the UK and our career adviser gave us a rundown of the best schools there; UCL was in the list. I ended up applying to LSE only but I do remember UCL was quite a popular choice amongst the Uni-prospies in our year.

THE legendary Gandhi studied law there in my old faculty.

Yep, in London you really cant go wrong with UCL, LSE or Imperial.

To be honest, LSE was always my first choice - I dreamed of going there, I got onto the waiting list, but in the end never got in.

In the end UCL was not a bad 2nd choice - still proud I went there.

Dont know much about US universities apart from the ones everyone has heard of like Harvard. Is Chicago an Ivy League school (plus what does Ivy League actually mean)?
univofchicago
22-08-06, 04:27 PM
Dont know much about US universities apart from the ones everyone has heard of like Harvard. Is Chicago an Ivy League school (plus what does Ivy League actually mean)?



I got a conditional offer from LSE for Economics. :p

Chicago is not an Ivy! Ivy League is technically an athletic conference consisting of eight schools (Harvard, Yale, Brown, Cornell, U.Penn, Columbia, Dartmouth and Princeton). But with time, it has developed into a loose term to describe the top schools in the States.

Below is a recently released rankings of the top US universities by US News Report. These rankings are very controversial, but still important enough to make national news:

As you can see, Chicago always makes the top 10! :D

BEST UNIVERSITIES

1. Princeton University(NJ)
2. Harvard University(MA)
3. Yale University(CT)
4. California Institute of Technology
4. Stanford University(CA)
4. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Duke University(NC)
9. Columbia University(NY)
9. University of Chicago
9. Dartmouth College(NH)

BEST BUSINESS SCHOOLS

1. Harvard University (MA)
2. Stanford University (CA)
3. University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
5. Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL)
6. Columbia University (NY)
6. University of Chicago
8. University of California – Berkeley (Haas)
9. Dartmouth College (Tuck) (NH)
10. University of Michigan Ann Arbor

BEST LAW SCHOOLS

1. Yale University (CT)
2. Harvard University (MA)
3. Stanford University (CA)
4. Columbia University (NY)
5. New York University
6. University of Chicago
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
8. University of Virginia
10. Northwestern University (IL)

BEST ECONOMICS PH.D PROGRAMS

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1. University of Chicago
3. Harvard University (MA)
3. Princeton University (NJ)
3. Stanford University (CA)
3. University of California Berkeley
7. Yale University (CT)
8. Northwestern University (IL)
9. University of Pennsylvania
10. University of California San Diego
univofchicago
22-08-06, 04:28 PM
THE legendary Gandhi studied law there in my old faculty.



You studied law?

Are you a lawyer?
Dhav
22-08-06, 05:25 PM
You studied law?

Are you a lawyer?

Yeah, trainee solicitor.

Used to be a teacher - it sucked.
Dhav
22-08-06, 05:26 PM
I got a conditional offer from LSE for Economics. :p



On Koptalk we used to have a great smiley for such an occasion, it used to go something like this -

:upyours:

;)
univofchicago
22-08-06, 05:31 PM
Yeah, trainee solicitor.

Used to be a teacher - it sucked.

You know, a blog called Insider-Insider is looking for a lawyer...

Any interest in helping them out? :D
Dhav
23-08-06, 03:15 PM
You know, a blog called Insider-Insider is looking for a lawyer...

Any interest in helping them out? :D]

Erm, not sure how much help I can be.

My experience has been mainly in commercial property. :sigh:
univofchicago
24-08-06, 10:04 AM
Erm, not sure how much help I can be.

My experience has been mainly in commercial property. :sigh:

Excellent! That is just what the blog needed :D

Take a look at this: Koptalk Swan Avenue (http://koptalkinsider.wordpress.com/2006/08/22/swanning-it-in-cardiff-or-swanning-it-on-swan-avenue/)

I am sure one of the contributors will welcome your expertise ;)

Now get rid of that shed!! :haha: