Jimbo

The picture speaks a thousand words....

Linkage?? http://www.true-faith.co.uk/html/Features/souness_guilty.htm

G I Jane and Black Hawk Down were shite.

Is it worth hanging back on this until the fixtures are out before making any solid plans ?

Are Liverpool subsidising that in some way? I sincerely hope so. It's still a loan deal isn't it ?

Harry Kewell ffs

The Telegraph

I'd be up for that weekend too, especially if there is a match that weekend, if I'm going to drive all that way up I'd rather be seeing a game as well as meeting all you good people again.

You've changed your tune. Have I?

I'm gutted there' isn't a Tim Krul shirt. "Unbelievable"

The Last Detail Hugely underrated Jack Nicholson movie that slips under most peoples radar. The Last Boy Scout OK not exactly high-brow but in my opinion its better than some of the Die Hard movies.

TheMags got a treat, texted me this morning saying SSN were breaking the news that Keane had quit at Sunderland, I flew out of bed and stuck the TV on..... Bastard

Paul Anka Sings Smells Like Teen Spirit

Couldn't trap a bag of cement

That's what I thought too, I thought the The Second Renaissance part was very good, it gave more detail to the backstory but as you say was too under produced to get excited about, a missed opportunity.

Have you seen the Animatrix ?

Newcastle chairman Chris Mort says manager Kevin Keegan has finally got his team 'playing again'. Mort has praised Keegan for the way he has arrested the club's slide down the Premier League table and guided them to safety with back-to-back victories. The 2-0 win over Fulham was Keegan's first since his return to St James' Park and his side followed it up with an impressive 4-1 thrashing of Tottenham at White Hart Lane on Sunday. That result came to the obvious delight of watching owner Mike Ashley, who was clearly pleased with the manner of Newcastle's performance. Nervous Keegan had noted a nervousness in his defence and responded by fielding three strikers to take the pressure off needing a clean sheet - the type of attacking philosophy his reputation has been built on. "We had a good start to the season up to October. Since then, we've had to fight for everything we've got," said chairman Chris Mort in the Newcastle Evening Chronicle. "The results haven't really come. The football went a bit awry, but Kevin's got them playing again, and we saw that." It has not been all-out attack, though, as Keegan has used Michael Owen as a support striker in the past three games. At times Owen, England's top goalscorer among current players, has been as deep as his midfield team-mates.

Well I guess it depends on what text you have put on the shirt under the picture I was tempted to get a Martins shirt with "Shit first touch" writen across it.

FM-Tastic !

Agreed !

I did raise a smile when on the BBC news our win was described as a Thrashing.

Can we blame Alan Smith for this ?

Even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day..... Nah seriously he's been impressive in the last two matches, long may it continue.