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To be fair we did bring in 9 first team players in the summer. Unfortunately only two of them have had any sort of positive effect.

To be fair I've said myself that he deserves a run of games up front to show what he can do, he's now had that run and is still absolutely shite. Give Carroll a start ahead of him.

Yet again contributed absolutely nothing today, not even managing to pick up his usual yellow card which I'm sure he'll be disappointed about. I'd play Ameobi before that waste of space.

Taking off our most creative player today for Geremi?

Fantastic strike from Rooney, the cunt.

Never a penalty though.

Two half full Coke bottles thrown on the pitch, fucking dickheads.

Oh dear.

Three yellow cards for us. And N'Zogbia is not a left back.

Fuck sticks. 0-1. Rooney.

Shout for a pen on Owen, was Ferdinand's hand on Owen's back?

Enrique not even making the bench? FFS, there must be a serious problem with the lad's attitude or performances in training. Still, no Geremi in the XI.

Aye it was a terrible tackle but to say that Taylor shouldn't play again is absolute shite.

Before this season I could understand why your mate thought he was shite, you could see that he had flashes of talent but was just too 'lightweight' and blew hot and cold. I agree with you in that it would be a big risk for that sort of money, look at Shaun Maloney as well, won Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year up there, came down to the PL and looked absolutely shite (thought he has looked better recently). The list goes on: Petrov, Ferguson and Liam Miller all looked like good midfielder in the SPL but couldn't cut it down south. I haven't seen much from Mc Geady to suggest that he'd be any different from the rest of these players.

Years of research, but the only true way of telling is if you lift em up and have a neb under each one for her scars, of course the restraining order might follow. Get up to date, Ellie! The current method is to cut around the areoli (sp) and insert the implants through there. So I believe, anyway Like this http://img24.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=lo..._122_1066lo.jpg Anyways, fake!

Lupe Fiasco feat. Unkle - Hello/Goodbye Essentially just Unkle's song Chemistry with him rapping over the top, he improves it though.

I thought he sold his shares in Umbro? Lonsdale however...

The name won't change will it? The deal will most likely be unaffected for the remainder of our contract with them unless both sides can agree to an early termination. Wasn't there something about them having paid a fair whack of the money up front or Freddy having already spent a fair bit of it anyway?

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/1702_newcastle.shtml

Stelling loving it.

Not forgetting Robbie on Rudebox....

Aye, you can add Tricky to that list (obviously there are links with him and MA), though he'd need to get his finger out and start putting out something new.

Hello Nasty '98 Things Fall Apart '99 Labour Days '01 Run Come Save Me '01 Phrenology '02 Madvillainy '04 The Mouse and the Mask '05 Game Theory '06 Fishscale '06 Mostly There is plenty of good rap music out there, it's just about finding it. Like pretty much all genres really. Well I'd say more so with rap really as most of the decent stuff is based in America and rarely picked up by the media over here. You say that because you're into rap though. My point was that with nearly any genre, especially one that has crossed into the mainstream/pop world, you have to dig a bit deeper. I don't think rap is particularly unique in that regard. I'm not trying to say it's unique, what I'm saying is that decent rap isn't well catered for in Britain, of course there are other genres that share this problem and the fact that there is little decent homegrown rap music doesn't help. I suppose it's really the way in that the genre is nearly completed Americanised that is the problem (and again I'm not saying that rap is unique in this respect). Apart from Roots Manuva, Dizzee Rascal, Wiley, Sway, M.I.A, Scroobius Pip.......... I did say little, though a few of those on your list haven't convinced me otherwise.

Hello Nasty '98 Things Fall Apart '99 Labour Days '01 Run Come Save Me '01 Phrenology '02 Madvillainy '04 The Mouse and the Mask '05 Game Theory '06 Fishscale '06 Mostly There is plenty of good rap music out there, it's just about finding it. Like pretty much all genres really. Well I'd say more so with rap really as most of the decent stuff is based in America and rarely picked up by the media over here. You say that because you're into rap though. My point was that with nearly any genre, especially one that has crossed into the mainstream/pop world, you have to dig a bit deeper. I don't think rap is particularly unique in that regard. I'm not trying to say it's unique, what I'm saying is that decent rap isn't well catered for in Britain, of course there are other genres that share this problem and the fact that there is little decent homegrown rap music doesn't help. I suppose it's really the way in that the genre is nearly completed Americanised that is the problem (and again I'm not saying that rap is unique in this respect).

Hello Nasty '98 Things Fall Apart '99 Labour Days '01 Run Come Save Me '01 Phrenology '02 Madvillainy '04 The Mouse and the Mask '05 Game Theory '06 Fishscale '06 Mostly There is plenty of good rap music out there, it's just about finding it. Like pretty much all genres really. Well I'd say more so with rap really as most of the decent stuff is based in America and rarely picked up by the media over here.