The Barclays Premier League Thread 2014/2015

[FLiam]

What a woeful game of football this is.

The first 5mins had me hopeful of a good game. Maybe that cracking header from Hernandez will liven things up.

This needs Alex Song's silky skills to turn it round for West Ham.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP_vsouTuxw

[Baddar]

What an effort!

[FLiam]

Jesus! What a strike.

[TCO]

Major pet peeve, players having their first names or full names on the back of their shirts. It just looks silly and it annoys me. Seen it happening more and more recently. Abel .H, Alberto .M, Ravel, Ander Herrera, Marcus Rojo etc. Just stop being a bunch of tits and use your surname like everybody else.

[Baddar]

Generally though, foreign players have about 12 names on top of what we know about. A quick search tells me Ander Herrera's surname is "Aguera".

Herrera would have sufficed, but meh, no big deal.

[Lineker]

FUCKING HELL ENNER VALENCIA!

[Baddar]

What the fuck.

[Ant]

Fuck. Me.

[FLiam]

Wow!

Holy Jesus.

[Summers]

was about to go to bed.

not anymore. holyfuck.

[Rafael]

It doesn't get better than that. What a cracker.

[FLiam]

Out of absolutely nothing. What an absolute thunderbastard that was.

So much power out of nowhere.

[Summers]

I need Hull 2 - 1 or a West Ham win to win some money.

[Nerf]

Major pet peeve, players having their first names or full names on the back of their shirts. It just looks silly and it annoys me. Seen it happening more and more recently. Abel .H, Alberto .M, Ravel, Ander Herrera, Marcus Rojo etc. Just stop being a bunch of tits and use your surname like everybody else.

You know that naming patterns aren't the same all over the world, right?

[FLiam]

Gervinho should definitely have stuck with Yao Koassi on his back.

[TCO]

Generally though, foreign players have about 12 names on top of what we know about. A quick search tells me Ander Herrera's surname is "Aguera".

Herrera would have sufficed, but meh, no big deal.

That's Spanish naming customs, his name is Ander Herrera. Generally on their birth cert the father's name and given surname goes first and then their mothers afterwards, which isn't used officially.

[FLiam]

I still think it's just the name on the back of a shirt at the end of the day.

[Baddar]

Generally though, foreign players have about 12 names on top of what we know about. A quick search tells me Ander Herrera's surname is "Aguera".

Herrera would have sufficed, but meh, no big deal.

That's Spanish naming customs, his name is Ander Herrera. Generally on their birth cert the father's name and given surname goes first and then their mothers afterwards, which isn't used officially.

Yawn.

[Lineker]

I sense another stupid debate is about to break out and rumble on.

[FLiam]

Diame.

2-1.

So, so sloppy from West Ham.