Jimbo

Janes addiction - Superhero

Roeder has pulled an ace from the pack with the loan of Ched Evans from Man City, this kid looks like a star of the future.

To get this to work after the update copy the same files from the download and over write the ones in the 802 folder inside data/updates/update-802/db

Goldfrapp - Strict Machine

I don't really agree. I love the guy but he came here at the end of his career and never played for us. Keegan and Shearer gave more of their prime to us. He brought us Brilliant football and awesome league displays finishes etc, champions league. He done a lot of good and is a local personality however that doesn't warrant a statue outside St.James's. A statue for the North East perhaps? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2130373.stm

? It only goes black when retards put their finger over the flash, best camera I've seen on a phone tbh. Agreed, its almost more of a camera than it is a phone !

Jumper Liked it but didn't love it, could have been very good but was a missed oportunity.

IS it just me or has the second coming of Kevin Keegan at Newcastle got the look of disaster about it? Special K, King Kev or whatever else you want to call Mighty Mouse, turned 57 this week. But it was hardly a birthday to celebrate as Newcastle start to sink into the mire. His record since returning to St James’ Park reads: Won 0, Drawn 2, Lost 3, Goals for 2, Goals against 11. Granted two of these games were against Arsenal. Yet it was more the second-half capitulation against Aston Villa last week that should have set alarm bells ringing in Geordieland. Keegan went whiter as the game went on and was unable to do anything about it. Some are already wondering whether Mike Ashley was hasty in sacking Sam Allardyce. I am convinced of it. While Allardyce is a manager for the time Keegan is a manager behind the times — from a distant, if exciting, past. Cutting edge People only had to witness the way Keegan’s Manchester City team played in his final season to realise the magic had gone. In the three years since he quietly departed Eastlands he claimed he had not watched a match. Hardly preparation for one of the high-pressured jobs in football. Mere knowledge of what this special club and area was all about was enough, he claimed. So why did he allow the appointment of Dennis Wise? Allardyce proved at Bolton he was at the cutting edge of what was new in football. He used the latest technology and methods to get the best from his players. He was trying to do the same and needed time for the team to adjust. But it wasn’t the football of Keegan’s era we were told so it wasn’t good enough. But this nonsense about preferring to lose 4-3 rather than win 1-0 is just that. I’ve not met a Newcastle fan who came away from Anfield happy at having lost 4-3 in 1996. I have met plenty of fans happy at having won a game 1-0. When Keegan was appointed people who were still mastering Subbuteo the last time he was at St James’ told us it was the best thing for the club. Why, how, what! If he was that good England would have won Euro 2000 and Manchester City would have challenged for the Premiership on the back of his £50million spending spree. The point is he was the right man for a certain time at St James’ but that time has gone. Dreams are just that. This one is turning into a nightmare. Next game up is Manchester United at home. Good luck!

Shoot'em up. So terrible it was good

That's the one I've got, Craig's got it too, fantastic machine.

http://www.eztv.it

Public Enemy - Bring the noise

I'm sure I've just seen Martin Samuel's boobs on there......

Bolton 1 - 0 Atletico Madrid

I hope its better than the last two movies.

http://www.play.com/Music/MP3-Download/6-/DigitalHome.html

Online retailer Play.com has launched a music download service offering unprotected songs from major record company EMI and independent labels. The PlayDigital service will allow customers to download individual tracks and albums free from DRM (digital rights management) copy protection. While DRM tracks can only be played on a limited number of MP3 players, there are no limits with unprotected songs. Fellow online retailer Amazon has a similar DRM-free service in the US. 'Further deals' Apple's iTunes, the market leader, also started selling DRM-free songs from EMI's back catalogue last year, under the banner iTunes Plus. This now runs alongside the main iTunes service, which continues to encrypt songs with DRM. Play.com says tracks will be available from 65 pence and albums from £4.95, cheaper than iTunes. The company added that it anticipated that deals would be brokered with other record labels in the next six months. The music industry had relied on DRM to safeguard against illegal downloading, but labels are now offering tracks without the restrictions as they try to increase digital sales.

Poor fucker, my Mrs used to babysit his kids.

http://www.nufc-finances.org.uk/

fyp Wolfy........please tell me you thought Jimbo was serious when he said jazz movies?!

Exactly and thats what I've been reminding the "Alan Partidge" types that I work with.

Norwich now only 4 points off the play offs, unbeaten in 13, Norwich looked dead and burried before Roeder took over and he's had no money to spend. Credit where credit is due, he's done a great job.

That site might as well be titled "look at me, look at me".