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Good point!

obviously looking to follow his mate to LFC. Cant blame him either

Dont think it was his choice. This is not a defence of the rape-tastic cunt in any way!

Had one difficult chance (on the spin) but fluffed it. apart from that he was dreadful. Mind he was no worse than any other of our strikers on show.

I've tried to stay calm but fuck it! What a fucking spineless performance tonight. Only Nolan and Colo came out of that game with any credit for me. Best, Shola and Dutty were fuckin terrible. Best's touch is fucking hopeless. He aint no premier league striker, he aint even a championship striker on that performance. A relegation battle will now ensue. FUCK!!!!!!!!

Ive just scared myself by typing my postcode in

Tell me something I dont know!

not really fussed. im sure someone will tell me who won later.

So many similarities. Has he punched John McStay yet?

I've always described Carroll as the new Duncan Ferguson. Thats where i rate him.

My Chemical Romance - Black Parade

Pipkins - Hartley Hare was da boy!!!

I cant believe people are giving Carroll stick. He's obviously sick to death of the owners (the sacking of Hughton etc.) and wanted out and, quite frankly i cant blame him for that. If I had a shit spineless boss who was quite obviously just a puppet of an imbecilic owner AND THEN i was offered more money to be elsewhere you'd obviously not see me for dust. What making me jumpy is how far into the squad does this feeling go? Has Barton signed his new contract yet? Is Enrique going to sign a new deal? Or are most of the squad as sick of the clowns in charge as we are and merely running down their contracts? Food for thought.

Someone on twitter saying Nelson Valdez to NUFC. no idea who this fella is. can anyone confirm/blow this out of the water?

"Feck you, you norvern monkeys. Its my wonga now you meeeeeeeeeeeergs!" I hate the twat with a passion

Dont think theres any PM's knocking about. I havent got one yet (*hint*)

Can someone pass this inflamatory information here aswell please. Ta!

you're having a laugh are'nt you? clever guy that you are NJS, that view is unbelievably naive.

Gig tonight. Gig tommorow. Watch telly and drink beer sunday night whilst wor lass gently snores her head off on the sofa!

Orange and Barclaycard waving phones for contactless payment this summer Forget fumbling for change or worrying about the weirdo behind you seeing your PIN -- this summer, you'll be able to pay for things with just an airy wave of your mobile phone. Orange and Barclaycard have teamed up to finally make contactless mobile phone payments a reality. After Orange kicks things off, contactless payments will be available to customers of Everything Everywhere, the network formed by the merger of Orange and T-Mobile. You may already be familiar with contactless payment, as there are 11.6 million contactless debit and credit cards in circulation. Have a look at your bank card -- if it's got a little Wi-Fi-style logo on it, you can use it to pay for small transactions without the need to type in a PIN. The readers and point of sale technology are supplied by MasterCard PayPass. Everywhat Everywhen and Barclaycard are also working together on an Orange Cash pre-paid contactless card. Phone payments will be available in 40,000 stores by early summer of 2011. To make payments, you'll need a Barclaycard or Orange credit card account and a phone with an NFC chip. Everyhey Everyhoo says your SIM card will ensure transactions are secure. NFC makes an appearance in Android 2.3 Gingerbread and is built into the Google Nexus S. There are also rumours afoot that the next versions of the Apple iPhone and Apple iPad may have NFC goodness baked-in. Apart from that though, there are very few existing phones that this will be compatible with. Waving your phone in shops has been talked about for years, so we'll believe it when we see it. O2 has been talking about combining Oyster card, Barclaycard and phone into an 'O2 Wallet' since 2007. Not everyone's keen. But a chap from Everywhich Everyway said "very soon, using your mobile to buy a sandwich, a cinema ticket or in time, even something bigger like a computer will simply be the norm". Are you looking forward to this brave new future, or is phone-based payment the worst idea you've ever heard? Read more: http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/orange-and.../#ixzz1CHR2PyeE

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Been mooted for ages. I think most mobile phone makers are incorporating this technology into their next gen of phones and I know that the next android release (2.3) will have the code in place for this kind of stuff. Time will tell how sucessfully it'll take off tho.

RIP