Millar nobody asked for your autobiography.While you were at it you might as well of recited War and Peace.How do you feel knowing that the Shermanator (that hurts Millar) is the only person who can make your misses look AND feel beautiful?Steve Millar said:Nice KNVB, imagine I'm the only one that pays for my pints, and I'm Scottish. The next time you need a ride home at 3 o'clock, remember to keep your wits about you, because I still have one arm free. Now, I've been a long time lurker on this site, and I have to say that I think Regs had a brilliant idea to get this site going. I never knew he had any brilliance in him. I've had many a chuckle on this site, even from that red headed Sedin look-a-like twat. But when you make a million posts, you're bound to be funny a couple of times. Just like his touch, that's why I'm happy I have a season with him, I'm bound to see one good one. And without this site, who would have known that Ballbaby had a sense of humour. The only glimpse of one from him before was the fact he still plays football. Although it's twisted to make us watch that, nevertheless it is sense of humour.
Like I said earlier, I've lurked here for quite a while, but the only time I felt the need to post was when Dom passed. Hence, I'm not using a nickname. However, I find myself posting twice this weekend to reply to a couple of posts.
Firstly, Johnny P. I've been this league for 17 full years, and gone up against Joe Billy, Wevers, Donald, and other hard nosed players, and if you ask them or you ask me, we'll
tell you that we've had many hard physical battles, but we've always known that we were going to be able to go to work the next day. And there was always some sort of respect there. And if anybody has played with me or reffed me, they have heard me say that on the park. We all have to be able to work the next day. Secondly, Senior, you come on this thread, and state so matter-of-factly that I've had the League office look after me. This is not to slag you or anything, I've been in this league going on my 18th year and have only had 3 red cards. My first red card coming when I was 19 for taking down a friend of mine on the other team, when I was last man back in an Imperial cup game. The second red card I received was for the regrettable incident with Graeme. The third red card being last season for a tackle against Sulentic that to this day I do not believe should have been called a foul. In my 18 years I've not once been suspended for too many yellow cards in one season and in fact I've only had 2 yellow cards in the last 4 years. One being Friday night. So, with 1 red card every six years, Senior please tell me where I would have needed help from the league. Just so you know, the only time I have known anybody on the panel for the hearings was for the red card I received against Surrey and that was the late Alec Bell. And by the way Johnny P. was not on my team when the Graeme incident occured. Like I stated earlier, before you come on here and post "facts" please know the facts. This is not intended as a shot at you, because truly I don't know you, just as you don't really know me. There is only one time in my career that I have regretted something I have physically done, and that is the Graeme incident. This is because although I didn't intend to hurt Graeme as I did, I did intentionally throw the elbow. In all the years we've played together Notty, I'm sure you would be hard pressed to think of any other situations. True? Now, Graeme and I have talked a few times, and he has accepted it as much as can be expected. So HOS let it go, because the only person that matters in that case is Graeme and he's moved on. There is no humour in bringing up that regrettable incident over and over. Sorry for such a long winded post, but when you share a dressing room with KNVB, or Ken Hodgey, or whatever his name is, you don't get a word in edgewise. He monopolizes the conversation there just like he does here on TTP.
Softhead, if I wanted The Shermanator to come on here and defend me I'd call you. Until then quit calling me and camping outside my house, you're freaking my family out. To Coach, Shamrock, and Ballbaby, thanks for the kind words in my defense, the incident on Friday night was not intentional. I believe you're right about my integrity towards the game, and I appreciate you guys going to bat for me.
Again, I send my sincerest best wishes to the number 9 from Metro Ford. I do hope you're doing alright. There was no intention to injure you.
Now, please get back to taking the piss and slagging KNVB., and giving some scores.
For the record I only camped outside Millars house once.Don't worry Stevie I will not step down as Pres. of Millar Nation.However this is your first warning.