Jimbo

got a windows xp theme on mine.

The aero desktop feature is superb !!

I've got the 6280 too, don't mind it at all, Nokia n95 would be my number 1 choice.

Nokia ya block off

Done his posterior Crusiate ligament according to talksport.

Good job Sam Allardyce hasn't adopted this approach to signing players.

alt.binaries.tv.shagging.pensioners tbh

http://reg.imageshack.us/content.php?page=extension Cheers dude.

I installed it this morning, loving it so far, just got to reinstall everything.

anyone got a link to the imageshack addon ???

The Who - Won't get fooled again

I wonder if his dad will get to see him play against full ham.

Martin Jol's brothers are called Cock and Dick.

I sincerly hope he's managing an under 15's team by then !

TRANSFER RUMOURS Portsmouth's bid to sign Fulham midfielder Papa Bouba Diop on loan was thwarted because of work permit problems. (Daily Mirror) Birmingham boss Steve Bruce believes the sale of defender Matthew Upson to West Ham, which could be worth up to £9m, may have put his club's promotion prospects at risk. (Various) Fulham midfielder Tomasz Radzinski fears he may not have a future at the club after boss Chris Coleman splashed out on Alexei Smertin, Simon Davies and Clint Dempsey. (The Sun) Southampton defender Gareth Bale snubbed a £10m move to Tottenham in order to join Manchester United in the summer. (Daily Mirror) Wigan have signed Blackburn defender Andy Todd. (Daily Star) Back to top Heard a transfer rumour? Let us know ... OTHER GOSSIP Chelsea fear defender Ashley Cole could be sidelined for the rest of the season after suffering a knee injury against Blackburn. (Various) Real Madrid defender Jonathan Woodgate, who is on loan to Middlesbrough, has played down his chances of being picked for England's match against Spain on 7 February, despite his run of good form. (Daily Mirror) Micah Richards believes his Manchester City team-mate Joey Barton will join him in the England squad. (Various) American tycoon George Gillett is set to buy Liverpool after Dubai International Capital withdrew their offer. (Various) Newcastle could be the next target for Dubai International Capital. (Daily Mail) Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has pledged to keep faith with the youngsters who have steered the club to the Carling Cup final when they face Chelsea in the battle for the trophy on 25 February. (Various) Liverpool striker Peter Crouch believes the Anfield club have reactivated a Premiership title race that had seemed set to become a straight battle between Manchester United and Chelsea. (Daily Express) Sheffield United's Jon Stead wants to reward boss Neil Warnock's faith in him after the striker arrived at Bramall Lane from Sunderland for an initial £750,000 on 11 January. (Various) Back to top AND FINALLY... Blackburn captain Ryan Nelson's nine-month injury problem became a pain in the backside - he had a buttock sliced open and holes drilled in the bone so surgeons could reattach his hamstring. (The Sun) Conservative leader David Cameron has said terraces could return to football grounds under a Tory government, although he insisted that safety would still be the "first priority". (Various)

Perfect, just dropped him from my Dream Team this week too !

http://www.toontastic.net/forum/index.php?...ic=8371&hl=

Get the fucking fuck in !!!

Cheap-skates ! the sea is just blue cloth, now if they had made a lego ocean I'd have been impressed !

Monaco have won the race to sign St Etienne's in-demand forward Frederic Piquionne. The forward has been targeted by a clutch of sides around Europe this month, as the likes of Lyon, Paris Saint Germain, West Ham, Tottenham and Real Betis have all held more than a passing interest in the striker. Newcastle attempted to thrash out a loan deal at the start of the week, but they have all been beaten to the punch by Monaco. The Principality side have agreed a loan deal with Les Verts until the end of the season and have also secured an option to push through a permanent transfer in the summer. Piquionne will be paraded before the media on Thursday morning, but his first impression of the club is positive. "I am very happy to have signed," he noted. "There was much stress in these last hours but I have a great desire to achieve great things here."

DYER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MILNER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm not a coward, Roeder MARTIN O’NEILL has told Glenn Roeder to get his facts right after being labelled a coward by the Newcastle boss. Aston Villa manager O’Neill was accused of not having the bottle to take over at Tyneside last year. Caretaker Roeder was finally installed as the long-term successor to Graeme Souness despite suggestions the job was O’Neill’s if he wanted it. And that sparked an extraordinary suggestion that the Irishman was too frightened to step into the Toon hot-seat. Roeder taunted O’Neill: “If a person doesn't want this job, then I think you have to question his courage.” O’Neill, choosing his words carefully, admitted: “What Glenn said has been brought to my attention. Whatever was said was full of great imagination and not much fact behind it. “What happened is not important now and it is certainly not relevant. I have a job at Aston Villa and it’s one I want to do.” O’Neill was heavily courted by several clubs, not to mention England, during 2006 after taking time out to look after his ill wife. And it was his personal circumstances which made it impossible to encourage the overtures of Newcastle chief Freddy Shepherd. Villa travel to the North East tonight with O’Neill hoping to have the last laugh on Roeder. The Irishman must decide whether to plunge Ashley Young and John Carew straight into the team. Ex-Watford winger Young, 21, is more likely to get a run-out after his £8million switch. * But Norwegian Carew is still not back to full match fitness after a groin problem restricted his appearances for Lyon. O’Neill believes that both players will really start to make an impact next season. He said: “Hopefully the two players will help us create more chances and score more goals. “I’m not taking the pressure away from them but I don’t expect them to have an immediate impact. Even John Carew, at 27, will need a bit of guidance. “But after a bit of help he should be able to stand up on his own two feet. “He is feeling better but he could do with some more work so I will have to look at it against Newcastle. “Just because we have signed a couple of players it doesn’t mean our fortunes will change over night. “It may be that the two players need some time to settle in and next season they are right.” Villa travel on the back of victory against Watford and O’Neill added: “It’s stopped the rot and we’ve got three big games coming up now. “There are enough games for us to make an impact but it would be nice to keep the scoreboard ticking over.” Villa welcome back £8m midfielder Stilian Petrov while Luke Moore and Martin Laursen are knocking on the door after long-term injury.