Van Gaal's Reason For United's Loss Yesterday

[LeTallecWiz]

 

[iffythebiffy]

I don't get it, but a cracking picture nonetheless!

 

[the count]

I don't get it, but a cracking picture nonetheless!

Danny Murphy's law!

 

[Hyena]

Murphy's law?

 

[iffythebiffy]

Oh FFS! (Slaps head in frustration!)

 

[Jack D Rips]

The situation is getting serious. He's going to be sacked. I hope they beat Shrewsbury.

 

[gkmacca]

"The Law of Murphy". It sounds like a crap Hollywood movie, starring Colin Farrell as a hard-drinking Boston cop, distracted by complications regarding visitation rights following the collapse of his marriage and the loss of contact with his 8 year old son. When a notorious drug baron, Van Gaal (Steven Berkoff), kills Murphy's ex-cop father-in-law, O'Callaghan (Martin Sheen), the troubled maverick is plunged into a complex and dangerous case that could lead to salvation or, just as easily, death.

 

[LeTallecWiz]

It's nice seeing everyone wearing black boots!

 

[Hyena]

It's nice seeing everyone wearing black boots!

I'm pretty sure that then, as now, the players wore whatever the sponsors told them to ..

 

[ILD]

"The Law of Murphy". It sounds like a crap Hollywood movie, starring Colin Farrell as a hard-drinking Boston cop, distracted by complications regarding visitation rights following the collapse of his marriage and the loss of contact with his 8 year old son. When a notorious drug baron, Van Gaal (Steven Berkoff), kills Murphy's ex-cop father-in-law, O'Callaghan (Martin Sheen), the troubled maverick is plunged into a complex and dangerous case that could lead to salvation or, just as easily, death.

We could just tweak the plot summary for the film Pride and Glory or make a sequel.
*Rings Hollywood*

Ray Tierney (Edward Norton) comes from a family full of New York cops, including his father (Jon Voight), brother Francis (Noah Emmerich) and bad-boy brother-in-law Jimmy (Colin Farrell). When a failed drug bust results in the deaths of four of Francis' men, the Tierney patriarch pulls Ray into leading the investigation. But Jimmy launches his own investigation, compromising Ray's team. Jimmy's actions soon catch Ray between duty as a police officer and loyalty to his family.

 

[hmmmmm1]

I thought it was good bit of distraction to cover a poor result.

 

[Frogfish]

"The Law of Murphy". It sounds like a crap Hollywood movie, starring Colin Farrell as a hard-drinking Boston cop, distracted by complications regarding visitation rights following the collapse of his marriage and the loss of contact with his 8 year old son. When a notorious drug baron, Van Gaal (Steven Berkoff), kills Murphy's ex-cop father-in-law, O'Callaghan (Martin Sheen), the troubled maverick is plunged into a complex and dangerous case that could lead to salvation or, just as easily, death.

I'd watch it - when's it due for release ?

 

[Frogfish]

We could just tweak the plot summary for the film Pride and Glory or make a sequel.
*Rings Hollywood*

Ray Tierney (Edward Norton) comes from a family full of New York cops, including his father (Jon Voight), brother Francis (Noah Emmerich) and bad-boy brother-in-law Jimmy (Colin Farrell). When a failed drug bust results in the deaths of four of Francis' men, the Tierney patriarch pulls Ray into leading the investigation. But Jimmy launches his own investigation, compromising Ray's team. Jimmy's actions soon catch Ray between duty as a police officer and loyalty to his family.

Why do sequels never live up to the original ? *disappointed at having wasted my money*

 

[cloggypop]

 

[Hansern]

My Utd supporting mates are going crazy as there is talk of Utd wanting to give the job to Giggs and not Mourinho.

 

[the count]

My Utd supporting mates are going crazy as there is talk of Utd wanting to give the job to Giggs and not Mourinho.

There is so much wrong and so much right with that sentence.