Jimbo

Hard-fi - Can't get along

U2 - All I Want Is You

Mido has branded fans who chanted that he was carrying a bomb "ridiculous" and "drunk". The Egyptian striker was livid when Newcastle fans sang "Mido, he's got a bomb, Mido" in a reference to his Arab Muslim background. They also chanted "Mido is a paedo" to wind him up during the Tyne-Tees derby on Sunday. The 24-year-old was booked by ref Mike Dean for gestures Newcastle fans say included several V-signs to the away end, with officials saying the player had jeopardised "security". Mido (right) is becoming a cult hero among Boro fans for his all-action battling displays since signing for £6million a fortnight ago. Advertisement He said: "I am used to it from opposition fans. I just think it was ridiculous. They were taking the p***. Maybe some of them were drunk or something, I don't know. "But how should you react? It made me want to score more goals. I was very delighted to have scored once and I wanted another. But I heard it. It was very clear and I understood what they were saying. "When the ref gave me a yellow card I was really frustrated. I just don't understand why I got booked. I was told it was for security reasons but I don't see how that is possible. I just put my finger to my mouth to say quiet. "I don't think I deserved a booking but that is football I suppose and you just have to get on with it." Mido reckons Gareth Southgate's squad are ready to prove the doubters wrong this season, and they showed some bright attacking play to scrap back level twice against their Geordie rivals. He added: "We have so much quality. We have a lot of young players who are hungry and desperate to do well. "The fact that we came back twice shows a lot of character and underlines where this club is going. "The crowd have been fantastic to me and the staff, and I feel really settled. "It was an amazing reception from the home fans, I really appreciated it. The fans do appreciate players who fight and they see that I am fighting for the club."

nope, I'm using Office 2007.

When I tried listening to the top 40 a few weeks back I found this to be a particularly dreary track by a dull dull performer. I did like the first 4 seconds though. It didn't do much for me either, I just noticed his album was number 1, was curious to see if he was any good.

Newton Faulkner - Dream Catch Me

I highly recommend The Bourne Ultimatum, superb movie.

I'm expecting Chomsky to post in the "most regretable thing you've done when pissed" thread regarding statements about grammar regarding North American mammals.

Coming on, in what sense ? Are you needing Tampax ?

as is "Thanks for sharing, but what the fuck"?

Even funnier.

Boskic you've just reminded me of that Noel Whelan story

last summers "summer piss up" Sandy talked me into selling my belt to a complete stranger in Gotham Town for £5.

Should have just asked Sandy he would have given you his No, he'd have sold you mine for a fiver

The Spanish correspondent ont Talksport said he had reportedly fainted on several occasions recently, but clearly they had either not done any cardiac tests or not detected anything.

A Chinese girl has arrived in Beijing after running more than 3,550km (2,200 miles) from the southern province of Hainan in less than two months. Zhang Huimin, eight, rose each day at 0230 and ran about 1.5 marathons (64km, 40 miles), Xinhua news agency said. Her father accompanied her on a bicycle. He said the feat was aimed at drawing attention to her Olympic potential ahead of the Beijing games next year. He denied forcing her to run, but some experts have said it amounted to abuse. The girl arrived in the Chinese capital on Sunday after starting out in Hainan on 3 July. Zhang Huimin, who is 1.22m (4ft) tall and weighs 21kg (46lb), is too young to compete in the 2008 Olympics but her father, Zhang Jianmin, believes she can compete in the 2016 games, when she will be 17. Domestic media and some experts have accused her father of abuse, saying running such long distances could damage the girl's body and affect her growth. "I make the training fun for her. I don't push her," Mr Zhang told the Beijing News. "She loves to run. Many people don't understand us," he said. Zhang and his wife have separated, mainly because she opposed his way of training their daughter, the newspaper reported. "Whether people oppose it or not, we will soldier on," Mr Zhang said.

Talksport's Spanish correspondent has just said his condition is deteriorating, Doctors claim he has suffered 9 heart attacks since his colapse on the pitch. Hope the poor fucker pulls through.

This one looks good, saw it on demo in GameStation last week Blazing angels

N'Zogbia - http://www.super-goal.info/vdo_clips.php?c...=20&id=2207 Mido - http://www.super-goal.info/vdo_clips.php?c...=20&id=2208 Viduka - http://www.super-goal.info/vdo_clips.php?c...=20&id=2209 Arca - http://www.super-goal.info/vdo_clips.php?c...=20&id=2210

Agreed, Cacapa and Rozenhal are just what the club have been missing.