O'Neill suffers with Henry heroics

Sat, 11 Feb 18:32:00 2012

Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill was unhappy Thierry Henry had the opportunity to fire Arsenal to a last-gasp 2-1 victory.

But O'Neill saluted the veteran French striker's enduring potency after he stabbed home Andrey Arshavin's injury-time cross.

He said: "He's been a terrific player in his time here - and he hasn't done too badly second time around as well.

"But he shouldn't really be able to score from a couple of yards out when it is kind of lobbed into our penalty area."

James McClean fired the Black Cats ahead but substitute Aaron Ramsey levelled to set up a dramatic finish which saw Henry net the winner on his final Premier League game back on loan from the New York Red Bulls.

 

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  1. You're right Joseph, I couldn't possibly be a­ barrister, far too much time on my hands. Ha ha,­ brilliant.

    From Beefy, on Tue 14 Feb 22:13
  2. Oh Bob, OK, I'll come clean and not bother with the­ gaff !! Had you hook line and sinker there !!

    From Joseph, on Tue 14 Feb 20:58
  3. Joseph. How were you getting back into the game? You­ were 3-0 down and Carroll was clean through and about­ to make it 4 when Bramble hauled him down and was­ rightly sent off. We haven't seen so much of Beefy­ lately. Probably too busy with all the work he gets­ defending your players and racist scum fans!

    From Bob R, on Tue 14 Feb 19:04
  4. Bob R, Another lie from you ,I didnt think you were­ lucky when you HAMMERED us 5-1, I just said we were­ unfortunate to have Titus sent off when we were just­ getting back into the game !!
    How would you know what I­ thought ? and if I have an allotment (which I dont) !­ Delusions you see !
    Blobby, BAY 4-kin CITY 4kin ROLLERS­ !!! Id rather be a mag !! (sorry disregard that ).­ Stones, the Who
    Led Zep, Free, Rory,Gallagher,Thin­ Lizzy, Deep Purple,Springsteen, etc all good 60s/70s­ rock !!
    Blobby, 53, Beefy a barrister ? must have a lot­ of time on his hands as he posts during the day when he­ should either be in court or working not effing about­ on some silly sports forum !
    Same goes for Educated­ Bob, and his ageist comments !!

    From Joseph, on Tue 14 Feb 18:49
  5. julian. You seem a decent bloke but calling me­ "bitchy" and claiming Joseph hit a nerve with­ his comment is a bit sad coming from a chap who wrote­ with reference to our many European campaigns­ .."Making up the numbers hardly constitutes­ European success you sad deluded Geordies". Now I­ congratulate you on being one of the few mackems who­ can spell Geordies but that has to be one of the most­ bitter and BITCHY comments ever made on these boards,­ with the possible exception of every comment Joseph­ makes after a Toon win. He even thought we were lucky­ when we humiliated you 5-1!
    Joseph. I do apologise for­ incorrectly spelling leek. I know you allotment chaps­ get a bit touchy about the growing of large vege, marra­ or should that be marrow?

    From Bob R, on Tue 14 Feb 17:01
  6. Dr Hook,Wizard,Mudd,Slade and the mighty­ Lindisfarne--more of the seventies type of bands. Do­ you remember the Co. Durham band Prefab Sprout ? One of­ my faves . I remember you could hear Springsteen in­ Sunderland when he played Newcastle years ago. The­ best gig I never saw was U2 at the Gateshead stadium­ supporting The Police in '82 -but seen them 5 times­ since.

    From julian, on Tue 14 Feb 6:49
  7. Jonny
    I reckon the best good - shyte band was­ Whitesnake. Painfully cheesy but great to listen to.
    In­ a similar way Sunderloaned are the best good - shyte­ team, they play horrendous football but manage to stay­ in the top flight.

    From Tony, on Tue 14 Feb 5:50
  8. Tony, even the shyte was good way back then, remember­ Smokie. I hardly know who's in the charts today,­ there are a few talented people around like Adele but­ they're far and few between, what happened, how did­ it get so bad mate!!!!

    From JONNY, on Tue 14 Feb 5:33
  9. Well chaps we are now on my favourite subject.
    Queen,­ thin lizzy, foreigner, bad company, ELO it's all­ good lads but what about the mighty Aerosmith, Led Zep,­ Deep Purple, Van Halen, ACDC, Guns n Roses the list­ goes on.
    My personal favourite artist of all time has­ to be Springsteen. He's playing over here this­ summer so unfortunately I'm gonna have to set foot­ in Sunderland for the 2nd time in 12 months. I'll­ have a good bath afterward.

    From Tony, on Tue 14 Feb 5:10
  10. What about The Bay City Rollers, I can just see Joseph­ singing Shang a lang as he ran with his gang in his­ tartan pants and three star jumper ha ha ha
    B-A-Y,­ B-A-Y, B-A-Y, C-I-T-Y, With an R-O-double-L, E-R-S, Bay­ City Rollers are the best!

    From JONNY, on Tue 14 Feb 4:40
  11. Definitely The Cult's "She sells­ sanctuary" or Killing Joke's "Love like­ blood" to get the hairs on the back of the neck­ going!

    From julian, on Tue 14 Feb 3:59
  12. Hold the line there, what about Queen and dare I go as­ far back as Bad Company, Free and Thin Lizzy, I can see­ us running out to 'the boys are back in town'­ in the derby game!!

    From JONNY, on Tue 14 Feb 3:26
  13. Pray silence for the mighty ELO
    Tony-80's was the­ best musical era going,probably not a day goes by when­ I don't listen to something from then. I leant more­ towards the alternative early 80's side of things­ but can you imagine a team running out to­ Foreigner's 'I wanna know what love­ is'-thats what I'm talking about.

    From julian, on Tue 14 Feb 3:16
  14. Julian, you may be many many many things but you aint a­ coward. We know who's doing it and that's who­ those comments are for, you can ignore those­ ones.
    Tony, you know, I had more than a feelin you­ would be in to good music!!

    From JONNY, on Tue 14 Feb 3:15
  15. I can assure you it's not me doing the thumbing­ down-Shaun the sheep and Ark royal yes -but the bona­ fide geordies ,no.

    From julian, on Tue 14 Feb 3:05
  16. Julian
    I don't know if you're taking the p.1ss­ but I actually do listen to REO Speedwagon.....and­ Toto, and Kansas, and Journey, and Boston.
    If you­ ain't into melodic 70s/80s rock then you don't­ know what you're missing.

    From Tony, on Tue 14 Feb 3:04
  17. julian, maybe Joseph is just a master wind up merchant­ and he's been having us all on for a couple of­ years but now someone has actually come along and­ spotted it ha ha ha!!!

    From JONNY, on Tue 14 Feb 2:52
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    I'm beginning to understand more and more all this­ thumbing down without reply, you can't argue with­ the truth and so hide it in the hope it will go away­ and not show you up for the horrible lttle yellow sp u,­ nk stains you most certainly are!!

    From JONNY, on Tue 14 Feb 2:49
  19. Well well well-the so-called Geordie big hitters on the­ ropes by Joseph.
    Every time the 5-0 thrashing is­ brought up the schoolyard bullyboy tactics surface-Tony­ #47 you're sounding genuinely excited, I can just­ imagine the crumbs from your chocolate digestive­ raining down on the keyboard as REO Speedwagon plays in­ the background: Jonny, I know there is a profound­ ,multi-dimensional character there somewhere ,but like­ your psycological masterclass -I'm still waiting to­ see evidence.
    Bob-Joseph hit a nerve with you #52 -­ definitely hit a nerve..also your reply had a distinct­ "bitchy" tone to it.

    From julian, on Tue 14 Feb 2:48
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    Why is it when Bob says he has a well paid job he's­ lying? Why is it Beefy can't possibly be a­ barrister? I was told on remembrance Sunday that­ I'm not ex forces, how disrespectful is that??
    I­ think the problem is, some of you mackems don't­ come across decent, upstanding and hard working people­ too often!!!

    From JONNY, on Tue 14 Feb 2:29
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