Jimbo

yes I do, hes only young (depending on who you believe) and with a decent coach and working alongside own (should he stay) I think martin could become world class as has been said already, his goals have effectively kept us up this season and we have had an absolute fucking shocker hopefully we can keep him and he will grow into the striker alot of us want (and I trust him more than I trust fucking owen, who is gonna do one at the first possible chance) oh and I bought a new shirt with his name on the back I'm hoping a good blast with a hairdryer and the letters might peel off.

I can still buy you an Emre shirt if you want... Can your finances stretch to Carr and Babayaro shirts too ?

It's all my fault......

The myself and the other cast members are quite disapointed in the negative views of the show

EXCLUSIVE: STARS FIGHT FOR CASH By Simon Mullock 20/05/2007 A GANG of seven players stand to lose more than £600,000 from Leeds United's financial collapse. The Sunday Mirror has a list of creditors who have been contacted by accountancy firm KPMG, the administrators for the troubled club. It reveals money is owed to former Elland Road stars such as Danny Mills, Eirik Bakke and Steve Stone. Advertisement Mills, the popular right back and former England international, is owed more than £216,000, while Michael Ricketts, who endured a miserable time in Yorkshire club before being loaned to a succession of clubs, is owed £117,500. Along with other Leeds creditors, they have been offered one penny for every pound owed to them. The Professional Footballers' Association is representing the players, one of whom said: "It is a worrying time for us and all the other creditors. But we'll fight tooth and nail for what we're owed. "The players' union are dealing with things on our behalf. They've explained we need to stick together - and they'll look after all the players' interests." Leeds chairman Ken Bates announced the club had gone into administration with just one day of the Championship campaign left. The club was virtually doomed to relegation and accepted a 10-point penalty to seal their drop into League One rather than have a punishment inflicted from the start of the next campaign. It was opportunistic - but legal. Another former Leeds player said: "We feared something like this might happen because there had been rumours bouncing around the club and the city of Leeds for a few weeks that something might be on the cards. "Perhaps we shouldn't be shocked, but the official announcement that the club had gone into administration did come as a major blow." The biggest creditors are the companies that chairman Bates (below) introduced as investors. The exact ownership of these businesses - based in Switzerland and the West Indies - has never been revealed. When clubs went under in the past, football's authorities have guaranteed outstanding cash to players and managers but that will not be the case this time. The Leeds players are outside the umbrella of football employees because they signed compromise agreements to settle debts with Leeds United FC - the company that has not gone out of business. PLAYERS ON CREDITORS LIST DANNY MILLS £216,667 MICHAEL RICKETTS £117,500 STEVE STONE £71,429 ERIK BAKKE £76,000 PAUL BUTLER £65,000 JERMAINE WRIGHT £45,000 SEAN GREGAN £40,000 TOTAL £631,596

Leeds players agree wage deferral All but four of Leeds United's players have agreed to a request to defer their wages, reports BBC Radio Leeds. The club's administrators KPMG liaised with the Professional Footballers Association and the Football League before entering a deed of deferral. Thirty two of the 36-strong squad have agreed in order to help secure the long-term future for the club. Leeds, who have been relegated to League One, went into administration before the end of the season. The wages of the players who have agreed to the deferral will be paid after the approval of the CVA at a meeting of the creditors next month. The administrators will pay those who did not sign the deed of deferral. Chairman Ken Bates is hoping to buy back the club, who are £35m in debt, on 1 June when their creditors who are owed money are expected to be offered one penny in the pound.

The former Brazilian striker Romario scored what he says is the 1,000th goal of his career in a match in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday. The only other player to have secured this record is Brazilian legend Pele. But the 41-year-old admits his tally includes goals scored in youth, friendly and testimonial games. Romario's 1,000th goal came from a penalty kick in the game between Vasco da Gama and Sport of Recife in the Brazilian national championship. The fact that it was a penalty did not diminish the joy of his team-mates and the player was immediately mobbed. Surrounded by television crews, Romario dedicated the goal to his family and children and said it marked an extraordinary moment in his life. His wife and children were among those who came onto the pitch and it took 16 minutes before the game could be restarted. Despite the hype, there is controversy surrounding the achievement as Romario's tally is not recognised by football's international governing body, Fifa, which says it only counts goals scored in official tournaments. However, given his long and highly successful career, there will be few who begrudge the player his night of glory.

Linkin Park - Minutes to midnight

Choon !

And Patrokles

Great, isn't it? Aye, I've had it for a few weeks and not listened to it, but its great, very mellow.

1, Playing FM2007 (just started a game as Valencia) 2, I'm listening to the Garden State Soundtrack 3, Just finished a coffee and I can't make up my mind if I want another one 4, All the kids are in bed and there is peace in the house 5, Fuck it, I'm putting the kettle on.

Maroon 5 - It won't be soon before long Incredibly the album is worse than its title.

I thought the ending was brilliant. Did anybody else watch "The Boys from Brazil" last night? Talk about a headfuck... Seen it before, but agreed.

Glory fan syndrome "who's that? he doesn't play for us...BOOOOOO" wankers I thought that was despicable, typical manUre scum. Wasn't just ex Liverpool players, Spurs players also were booed and I heard a few boos amongst the cheers for Man Utd players from Chelsea fans. Even Everton legend Neville Southall was booed - dunno why or by who though. I think the only player to be applauded by everyone was Mark Hughes, as he played for both clubs! As you say, despicable. Aye, Leeds too which is not so surprising, and even William got booed too.

Glory fan syndrome "who's that? he doesn't play for us...BOOOOOO" wankers I thought that was despicable, typical manUre scum.

There's a good local one down here, called Len 'n McCartney, not sure if they'd travel that far but one of them is a Geordie.

You mean she's a fella? Well, when it comes to a blowjob, lips are lips !

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Again...it's already in your gut though? Eat some, and tell us if you become ill. Are you advocating that I eat shit and die? That hurts deep. With your encyclopedic knowledge of filth I'd have thought you were well schooled in the art of devouring a poo. Scatman Jim. Well, now you mention it, I do have several Japanese shit-eating movies, although I'm not sure how much of the excrement is actually ingested, as the final scene in all these films is a kind of vomit Bukkake where the participants spew all over each other.

Again...it's already in your gut though? Eat some, and tell us if you become ill.

Aye, I remember that. Anyone remember Tyke Tyler...that little twat who couldn't smile cos some business man had bought it off him? 'Silas' was good summer watching as well fwiw. Wasn't that a badly dubbed German show ? Aye. I'll bet you've seen some badly dubbed German shows since then mind. Swedish mainly

Aye, I remember that. Anyone remember Tyke Tyler...that little twat who couldn't smile cos some business man had bought it off him? 'Silas' was good summer watching as well fwiw. Wasn't that a badly dubbed German show ?

Anyone remember Chocky ? Scared me shitless at times.