Jimbo

He's not Shola Ameobi, thats enough for some people.

Its just been on, doesn't sound like the deal is 100% yet.

I don't think Shepherd staying on means too much in the long run, after all, Ken Bates was retained as chairman of Chelsea initially when Abramovic took over, but wasn't around for long, I see this going a similar way.

Agreed ! and I'm hoping Laura's tits make an appearance soon ! You are joking aren't you? I'm as serious as cancer. Tits is tits.

and people say I have a problem ................. My only problem is do I have another one ! Do it Pour me one while you're at it please - I'm finished in about half an hour No problem, I'll leave it on the table, you might need to throw some stones up at the bedroom window when you've driven down though.

Sounds like Benny Hill in reverse.

and people say I have a problem ................. My only problem is do I have another one !

1, Just got home from work 2, I'm pissed off 3, Spent all night under a machine ripping out a gearbox and clutch 4, Having a pint of Stella for breakfast 5, I'm so knackerd even my hair aches.

Faith No More - A Small Victory

This is worth a look too, he was scolded for his comments but to be fair, when you listen he could have been talking about Newcastle ! (almosts sounds intelligent too)

I thought he was an arrogant prick of the highest order, but kudos for making a great show even though it was the same tired gags every week.

TIM QUITS SOCCER AM By Mirror.co.uk 05/06/2007 SKY TV today confirmed Tim Lovejoy has quit as presenter of its sports show Soccer AM. The 39-year-old is reported to have left the popular Saturday morning football programme in order to front a new celebrity TV show for former Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller's 19 TV production company. Lovejoy’s decision brings to an end one of TV’s most popular double acts, having spent 10 years presenting the show with co-host Helen Chamberlain. A Sky Sports spokesman revealed that the programme would be back for the start of the 2007-08 football season with Chamberlain and a new co-presenter. "Tim goes with our best wishes and we'd like to thank him for his work on Soccer AM. We understand that he wants a change of direction," the spokesman added.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Lovejoy It was announced on 5th June, 2007 that Lovejoy would be leaving Soccer AM after over 10 years.

Don't believe it until I see it on Jimbos TV... Sorry, was watching the MTV Movie Awards on SKY+......

How much you pay for yours? I felt ripped off at £12, but once I decided I wanted it I had to have it. Mine was £14, but it's money well spent, always has been my favourite, I was gutted when I had to chuck my old one away.

I only trust your telly. Very Wise too.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/check/p...am=1&nbwm=1

BBC don't usually report anything unless its nailed on.

Agreed ! and I'm hoping Laura's tits make an appearance soon !

http://www.toontastic.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=14018

To be fair there is no telling what players choose to donate to the charities of their choice anyway, but thanks to this some will be branded as being heartless.

I totally agree.

www.maydayfornurses.com Mayday for Nurses is the campaign to get Premiership footballers to donate one day's wages to a nurses’ hardship fund, here is the list of clubs and players that have sacrificed a days wage: Premiership Players: Arsenal – 3 players Theo Walcott, Thierry Henry, and Justin Hoyte Aston Villa – 2 players Steven Davis, Ashley Young Blackburn - 23 players including David Bentley and Morten Gamst Pedersen Bolton - 22 players including Nicky Hunt and Kevin Nolan Celtic – 1 player Neil Lennon Charlton – 8 players Matt Holland, Luke Young, Hermann Hreidarsson, Ben Thatcher, Darren Ambrose, Darren Bent, Marcus Bent, Scott Carson Chelsea - 0 players, donation from club to Mayday for Nurses Hardship fund Everton - 8 players on board including Alan Stubbs Fulham – 28 players, the entire first team squad Carlos Bocanegra, Michael Brown, Jimmy Bullard, Philippe Christanval, Simon Davies, Clint Dempsey, Papa Bouba Diop, Simon Elliott, Ahmad Elrich, Adam Federici, Heiðar Helguson, Claus Jensen, Collins John, Zat Knight, Jan Laštuvka, Brian McBride, Robert Milsom, Vincenzo Montella, Antti Niemi, Elliot Omozusi, Ian Pearce, Mark Pembridge, Franck Queudrue, Tomasz Radzinski, Liam Rosenior, Wayne Routledge, Alexey Smertin, Moritz Volz Liverpool - 12 players Craig Bellamy, Jamie Carragher, Peter Crouch, Robbie Fowler, Steven Gerrard, Mark Gonzalez, Harry Kewell, Dirk Kuyt, Jermaine Pennant, Pepe Reina, John Arne Riise, Bolo Zenden Man City – 6 players Michael Ball, Joey Barton, Richard Dunne, Georgios Samaras, Nicky Weaver and Micah Richards Man Utd – 2 players Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs Middlesborough - 0 players, manager Gareth Southgate on board Newcastle - 12 players Titus Bramble, Celestine Babayaro, Pavel Srnicek, Nicky Butt, Stephen Carr, Damien Duff, Shay Given, Stephen Harper, James Milner, Scott Parker, Peter Ramage, Nolberto Solano Portsmouth – 1 player David James Rangers – 2 players Gavin Rae and Barry Ferguson Reading – 27 players, the entire first team squad Mikkel Anderson, Alan Bennett, Andre Bikey, Oliver Bozanic, Aaron Brown, Bobby Convey, Ulises de la Cruz, Kevin Doyle, Michael Duberry, Brynjar Gunnarsson, Marcus Hahnemann, Greg Halford, John Halls, James Harper, Stephen Hunt, Ívar Ingimarsson, Seol Ki-Hyeon, Dave Kitson, Leroy Lita, Glen Little, Shane Long, Péter Máté, Graeme Murty, John Oster, Nicky Shorey, Steve Sidwell, Ibrahima Sonko Sheffield – 23 players Tottenham – 20 players including Paul Robinson and Jermaine Defoe Watford – 28 players, the entire first team squad including Malky Mackay West Ham - 26 players, the entire first team squad including Nigel Reo Coker Wigan – 1 player Arjan de Zeeuw Additional Supporters: (Those whose playing days are over, and other footie type people who have also commited their cash and got our thanks.) Steve McClaren, Aidy Boothroyd, Gareth Southgate, Terry Venables, Chris Coleman, Sir Alex Ferguson, Martin O'Neill, Sam Allardyce, Glenn Roeder, Gianluca Vialli, Freddy Shephard, Graeme le Saux, Jamie Redknapp, Andy Gray, Clive Tyldesley, Adrian Chiles, Geoff Shreeves, Tim Lovejoy, Ramon Vega, Terry Byrne, Alastair Campbell, Craig Cohon, Mohammed Al Fayed, Mike Forde, and the agents and advisors Sky Andrews, Tony Finnigan and Rob Segal.