Record Equalled

Post by Oso
Henrik Larsson has scored 158 SPL goals (Source, SPL)
At the end of the 2008-2009 Season, Kris Boyd had scored 150 SPL goals.
(Source: Soccerbase)
Kris Boyd's goal yesterday was his 8th SPL of the season therefore
equalling Henrik Larsson's record. The next goal is the record. (BTW
Liam, don't get arsey because KB took longer to do it or HLs leg break.
Those facts are irrelevant, a record is a record!)

And the ironic thing is that people will always remember Henrik long after
Kris's names been forgotten.He may have the record but he will never be in
the same class player wise as HL was.

Oso

2009-11-22 23:27:43 UTC

Post by Jonbhoy

And the ironic thing is that people will always remember Henrik long after
Kris's names been forgotten.He may have the record but he will never be in
the same class player wise as HL was.

The first bite and it was a good 'un!

Jonbhoy

2009-11-23 00:05:40 UTC

Post by Jonbhoy

And the ironic thing is that people will always remember Henrik long
after Kris's names been forgotten.He may have the record but he will
never be in the same class player wise as HL was.

The first bite and it was a good 'un!

Just stating facts to go with your troll.

Jonathan Bryce

2009-11-23 00:04:30 UTC

Post by Oso
Henrik Larsson has scored 158 SPL goals (Source, SPL)
At the end of the 2008-2009 Season, Kris Boyd had scored 150 SPL goals.
(Source: Soccerbase)
Kris Boyd's goal yesterday was his 8th SPL of the season therefore equalling
Henrik Larsson's record. The next goal is the record. (BTW Liam, don't get
arsey because KB took longer to do it or HLs leg break. Those facts are
irrelevant, a record is a record!)

On 8th November, the Daily Record has him at 149 goals following the St
Mirren match. He got another one this week against Kilmarnock bringing him
to 150 goals as of now, so he needs another 9 goals to beat the record. As
he is putting in one goal pretty much every week, he should manage it, but
he isn't there yet.

Oso

2009-11-23 18:05:26 UTC

Post by Oso
Henrik Larsson has scored 158 SPL goals (Source, SPL)
At the end of the 2008-2009 Season, Kris Boyd had scored 150 SPL goals.
(Source: Soccerbase)
Kris Boyd's goal yesterday was his 8th SPL of the season therefore equalling
Henrik Larsson's record. The next goal is the record. (BTW Liam, don't get
arsey because KB took longer to do it or HLs leg break. Those facts are
irrelevant, a record is a record!)

On 8th November, the Daily Record has him at 149 goals following the St
Mirren match. He got another one this week against Kilmarnock bringing him
to 150 goals as of now, so he needs another 9 goals to beat the record.
As
he is putting in one goal pretty much every week, he should manage it, but
he isn't there yet.

You expect the Daily Retard to get anything correct?

Oso

2009-11-23 20:54:55 UTC

Post by Oso
Henrik Larsson has scored 158 SPL goals (Source, SPL)
At the end of the 2008-2009 Season, Kris Boyd had scored 150 SPL goals.
(Source: Soccerbase)
Kris Boyd's goal yesterday was his 8th SPL of the season therefore equalling
Henrik Larsson's record. The next goal is the record. (BTW Liam, don't get
arsey because KB took longer to do it or HLs leg break. Those facts are
irrelevant, a record is a record!)

On 8th November, the Daily Record has him at 149 goals following the St
Mirren match. He got another one this week against Kilmarnock bringing him
to 150 goals as of now, so he needs another 9 goals to beat the record.
As
he is putting in one goal pretty much every week, he should manage it, but
he isn't there yet.

You expect the Daily Retard to get anything correct?

This is an official retraction. Even then the retard gets it wrong. Boyd
is on 149 goals. 9 to equal, 10 to beat.

Jonbhoy

2009-11-23 20:58:42 UTC

Post by Oso
Henrik Larsson has scored 158 SPL goals (Source, SPL)
At the end of the 2008-2009 Season, Kris Boyd had scored 150 SPL goals.
(Source: Soccerbase)
Kris Boyd's goal yesterday was his 8th SPL of the season therefore equalling
Henrik Larsson's record. The next goal is the record. (BTW Liam,
don't
get
arsey because KB took longer to do it or HLs leg break. Those facts are
irrelevant, a record is a record!)

On 8th November, the Daily Record has him at 149 goals following the St
Mirren match. He got another one this week against Kilmarnock bringing him
to 150 goals as of now, so he needs another 9 goals to beat the record.
As
he is putting in one goal pretty much every week, he should manage it, but
he isn't there yet.

You expect the Daily Retard to get anything correct?

This is an official retraction. Even then the retard gets it wrong. Boyd
is on 149 goals. 9 to equal, 10 to beat.

So you are the daily retard when it comes to facts.

Oso

2009-11-23 22:14:00 UTC

Post by Jonbhoy

Post by Oso
Henrik Larsson has scored 158 SPL goals (Source, SPL)
At the end of the 2008-2009 Season, Kris Boyd had scored 150 SPL goals.
(Source: Soccerbase)
Kris Boyd's goal yesterday was his 8th SPL of the season therefore equalling
Henrik Larsson's record. The next goal is the record. (BTW Liam,
don't
get
arsey because KB took longer to do it or HLs leg break. Those facts are
irrelevant, a record is a record!)

On 8th November, the Daily Record has him at 149 goals following the St
Mirren match. He got another one this week against Kilmarnock bringing him
to 150 goals as of now, so he needs another 9 goals to beat the record.
As
he is putting in one goal pretty much every week, he should manage it, but
he isn't there yet.

You expect the Daily Retard to get anything correct?

This is an official retraction. Even then the retard gets it wrong.
Boyd is on 149 goals. 9 to equal, 10 to beat.

So you are the daily retard when it comes to facts.

I acknowledged that I made a mistake and even then the retard still gets it
wrong.

Oso

2009-11-23 18:40:11 UTC

Post by Oso
Henrik Larsson has scored 158 SPL goals (Source, SPL)
At the end of the 2008-2009 Season, Kris Boyd had scored 150 SPL goals.
(Source: Soccerbase)
Kris Boyd's goal yesterday was his 8th SPL of the season therefore equalling
Henrik Larsson's record. The next goal is the record. (BTW Liam, don't get
arsey because KB took longer to do it or HLs leg break. Those facts are
irrelevant, a record is a record!)

On 8th November, the Daily Record has him at 149 goals following the St
Mirren match. He got another one this week against Kilmarnock bringing him
to 150 goals as of now, so he needs another 9 goals to beat the record.
As
he is putting in one goal pretty much every week, he should manage it, but
he isn't there yet.

From Soccerbase

2000-2001Scored 0 Running Total 0
2001-2002 Scored 4 Running Total 4
2002-2003 Scored 12 Running Total 16
2003-2004 Scored 15 Running Total 31
2004-2005 Scored 17 Running Total 48
2005-2006 Scored 32 Running Total 80
2006-2007 Scored 20 Running Total 100
2007-2008 Scored 22 Running Total 122
2008-2009 Scored 28 Running Total 150
2009-2010 Scored 8 Running Total 158

Oso

2009-11-23 20:56:30 UTC

Post by Oso
From Soccerbase
2000-2001Scored 0 Running Total 0
2001-2002 Scored 4 Running Total 4
2002-2003 Scored 12 Running Total 16
2003-2004 Scored 15 Running Total 31
2004-2005 Scored 17 Running Total 48
2005-2006 Scored 32 Running Total 80
2006-2007 Scored 20 Running Total 100
2007-2008 Scored 14 Running Total 114
2008-2009 Scored 27 Running Total 141
2009-2010 Scored 8 Running Total 149

liam*

2009-11-24 22:11:30 UTC