Cisse
Respect to him for making sure the Sunderland supporter in the wheel chair got his shirt 
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He a nutter but always had a soft spot for him, his heart is in the right place just not his head at times
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He's a nice guy, Cisse, despite being French.
And he'd look like a pimp in a bright coloured suit.Comment
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Frustrated the hell out of me but he is eminently likeable and will do a great job for the likes of Sunderland. Not a striker out of the top drawer but about as good as you'd get for a mid-level Prem side.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Originally posted by liverpool View PostHe a nutter but always had a soft spot for him, his heart is in the right place just not his head at times
Cisse
I always liked him, and I am quite dissapointed he diden't make it with us.
I think he will score 15-20 goals for Sunderland, so he will make a good impact.Comment
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Legend must be the most overused words in the English language, anyones a legend these days it seems
Nice guy, yes, legend, definitely not.Comment
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Althought ive just remembered my mate was in the same hotel as the team when we played in that comp in Japan and him and Cisse was in the lift and he asked for a autograph and he just ignored him.
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fowler did the same thing to me and my cousin the evening of his hattrick vrs arsenal (not the 3 min one) - we were only about 14 at the time and waited for all the players to come out of the lounge. I had a shirt signed by most players and fowler just walked past the two of us without even acknowledging people who were asking for his autograph......Originally posted by liverpool View PostAlthought ive just remembered my mate was in the same hotel as the team when we played in that comp in Japan and him and Cisse was in the lift and he asked for a autograph and he just ignored him.
kinda ruined the whole "god" ****e for me to be honest...... thought he was a bit of a ******....
also, fowler was only around 23 then..... john barnes stayed for about half an hour talking to the fans, posing for pics, etc..... true LEGENDComment
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Originally posted by JohnDoe View Post
Typical from an english tan cunt no doubt..... is it a wonder the whole world ****in hate yee ya tan prick.....Comment
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Well pointed out, your a legend for doing so..Originally posted by pablo1981 View PostLegend must be the most overused words in the English language, anyones a legend these days it seems
Nice guy, yes, legend, definitely not.
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Originally posted by Gordon Brown
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His niceness is legendary.Originally posted by pablo1981 View PostLegend must be the most overused words in the English language, anyones a legend these days it seems
Nice guy, yes, legend, definitely not.
Actually I struggle with this apparent campaign to restrict the meaning of the word 'legend'. Quite apart from the fact that people are free to categorize people how they wish, there is also the issue of the textbook definition. Among other definitions for 'legend' from Dictionary.com:
There are plenty of stories about Cissé which show him in an admirable light. Just because he isn't admired for his football, it doesn't mean he's not admirable in other respects. So why can't he be a legend?6. a collection of stories about an admirable person.
7. a person who is the center of such stories: She became a legend in her own lifetime.
I think you're confusing 'legend' with the term 'great player'.
What do you think?.
Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.
May the Lord bless this post.Comment
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