Matty

As long as it's fixed by the 10th of December when I see Maximo Park then I'm happy!

Yes, but is Viana a defensive midfilelder???

Ah right. Usually where I go out bottles tend to be cheaper, or certain bars have certain promotions on drinks, so you usually just drink the cheapest one if your tight... 58920[/snapback] The Apartment is so 'cool' they don't do drinks promotions 58921[/snapback] I see. Proper cernts bar tbh.

Ah right. Usually where I go out bottles tend to be cheaper, or certain bars have certain promotions on drinks, so you usually just drink the cheapest one if your tight...

Have a bottle then...?

Well done pal! Try and play it safe for 2 years now though.... really not worth getting a ticket and getting 6 points! Well done though!

Pakistan's Shahid Afridi has been banned for one Test and two one-day internationals for deliberately damaging the pitch on the second day of the second Test against England. The all-rounder has been deemed guilty of a level three breach of the ICC code of conduct. He was shown by television pictures scraping his spikes into the pitch during a break in play caused by the explosion of a pitch-side gas cannister. The 25-year-old was left out of the first Test in Multan but blasted a thrilling 92 from 85 balls - including six sixes - in Pakistan's first innings in Faisalabad. The decision by match referee Roshan Mahanama means Afridi will miss the final Test against England and the first two of the five matches in the ODI series to follow, all of which take place in Lahore. The disciplinary hearing was attended by Afridi, Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq and coach Bob Woolmer. Afridi's actions in scuffing up the pitch were presumably intended to rough it up to help Pakistan's bowlers. Mahanama said: "This ban should serve as a message to players that this type of behaviour is not allowed. "Mr Afridi apologised for his conduct and said he was very disappointed with himself for acting in that way. "However, a player of his calibre and experience is a role model and he should set a good example. "A lot of people not only in Pakistan but around the world look up to him. He has let them down with his actions today."

? 58596[/snapback] Unintentional tbh 58599[/snapback] They're usually the best ones!

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If you post your problem on that forum someone there might have an idea of what you could do.

You sir, are a legend! Bit of a kick in the cunt as my 01/02 doesn't like patch .98 and refuses to work properly 99% of the time. It's still playable but it crashes occasionally and the screen flashes whenever I continue. 58442[/snapback] Just make sure you set the game to save every week or something like that... Tried re-installing?

The Crespo one is spot on!

It's because it has mainly involved the more mature people talking.... Cock head.

Phil K, is that you? 58436[/snapback] Don't swear at me!

Ah, isn't it nice to see 2 people discussing an arguement without resorting to name calling or childishness.... You wanker, I'm right!

Or he could just dance!

I can't remember us showing any huge intrest in him when SBR was in charge. I'd have sued the club if I was made to look like a complete prat. 58284[/snapback] To be fair he did most of that himself... I won't lie, some of my best times supporting NUFC were when Robson was in charge, but the whole "I'm black and white through and through" just doesn't fool me... 58335[/snapback] So it was Robson's fault that Shepherd publically undermined him by telling the press that it would be his last season in charge and sacking him four games in when the league had barely got going? Wasn't it Shepherd that wanted to 'keep the powder dry' when we really need one or two more world class players to become serious title contenders and then blamed SBR for taking us backwards? Robson may have said one or two daft things and made one or two dodgy decisions on the pitch (e.g. an out of form Jenas playing every minute of every game, no subs until 79 minutes etc.) but you've got to admit that his last few months at the club were painful to watch. He does love this club which is the reason he didn't walk away when he was being used as a door mat by Fat Fred. 58414[/snapback] I do understand what you're saying but, on his previous buys would you trust Robson with even more money... After Cort, Cardone, Quinn, O'Brien, Bassedas, Gavilan, Viana, I think the chairman's patience was starting to wear thin. I think most people agree that Robson should have went before the start of last season after we had finished 5th. And the whole falling out with Nobby because he wanted to represent his country, then himself wanting to manage England part time did it for me...

What do you call an Irish spider...? Paddy long legs! Sorry, I'm bored...

When I leave my flat around 9am-ish tomorrow it's meant to be -2! And the conditions are described as "frozen fog".... eh!?

Her "live" singing was about as real as her tits...

http://www.thedugout.tv/community/showthread.php?t=6855 A great place for all the must-have downloads, for the best CM game ever! Good update from September there, with all the latest transfers... Owen,etc.

I can't remember us showing any huge intrest in him when SBR was in charge. I'd have sued the club if I was made to look like a complete prat. 58284[/snapback] To be fair he did most of that himself... I won't lie, some of my best times supporting NUFC were when Robson was in charge, but the whole "I'm black and white through and through" just doesn't fool me...

1. Owen 2. Taylor 3. Shearer What?

What does that have to do with anything? The recent Robson bashing from some people (NUFC.com included) is pathetic. 58251[/snapback] totally agree 58266[/snapback] The man who is sueing, "the club he loves..."?

Guerrero was clean for a few years. 58196[/snapback] Yeah... from the ages of 10-14...