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I went to an iriash pub, they said R MI HARTIES!!!!!!!!!!! WHERES MY POTATOES!?????????????///

ANY WAY stevie gerrad won the game for liverpool !!!!1!! the best club ever, Kewell went off ealry think he is injur and shity. YER STECVIE G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YESB.

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I went to an iriash pub, they said R MI HARTIES!!!!!!!!!!! WHERES MY POTATOES!?????????????///

ANY WAY stevie gerrad won the game for liverpool !!!!1!! the best club ever, Kewell went off ealry think he is injur and shity. YER STECVIE G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YESB.

!!!!

A classic game don't know about those Irish pirates though.

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Went to Cardiff on Saturday to see a mate and ended up watching this. Over 150,000 extra people in the city, it was immense. I dont like either team but it was the best FA Cup Final I have ever seen as there is nothing worse than a whitewash.

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