Jimbo

Me too he is a annoying know all kernt of the highest order, and is SO biased to Serie A.

Italian/American Loon: Gabriel Marcotti is currently on air pretending to be Glenn Roeder, whilst Jason Cundy is pretending to be Arsene Wenger, both are answering questions posed from the callers. What fucking loon came up with this fucking concept ?

Just say no tbh

Ahh well Snopes is the fountain of unquestionable truth.

Sibierski shines on day of belated firsts for Newcastle Michael Walker at St James' Park Monday November 27, 2006 The Guardian A first Premiership win in 10 games stretching back to mid-September, a first home win in the league since the season's opening day, a first league goal at St James' Park for over a month, plus another 90 minutes from Kieron Dyer - Newcastle United's Premiership season finally felt as if it started yesterday. But for David James this would have been a rout: Portsmouth arrived in fourth place but, in this insipid form, Harry Redknapp's team will not stay there long. Due to play Liverpool at Anfield on Wednesday, Pompey have decided to stick in the north but there needs to be a significant improvement if anything is to be gained on Merseyside. After the game Redknapp did not give the impression that would be the case. Dejan Sefanovic hurt a knee so badly he is to have an operation this morning, Matthew Taylor trapped a nerve in his lower back and none of those already injured seems likely to be returning quickly. Redknapp, superficially, then had kind words for Newcastle - "You wonder how they're struggling with the players they've got, lots of pace" - but given his little dig at Glenn Roeder in the build-up, that may not have been a compliment. Roeder succeeded him at West Ham and Redknapp said: "He said a few things after I left and he's been known to do that, hasn't he?" As he walked away yesterday Redknapp left another jibe in the air: "Look at the two squads - if you'd said at the start of the season that we'd be fourth-top and Newcastle fourth-bottom, people would have said you're off your head." Newcastle remain 17th, three points above relegation but with Reading, Watford and Tottenham the next visitors a pathway to mid-table can be seen. James had a quiet first half, the bar blocking a Stefanovic deflection, yet it would have been different had Obafemi Martins' legitimate 17th minute strike not been overruled. James then denied Sibierski on the hour and once the goal went in there were saves from Emre, Martins and Dyer. "One-nil doesn't tell the story," Roeder said, "we have kicked them out of the way today. We have not been in a comfortable position for the last few weeks but we have shown amazing mental strength. We all knew that we had to start winning." Dyer was productive throughout and showed a physical resilience not always visible in playing on with bruises and "a laceration down his thigh" as Roeder said. If he can maintain a level of fitness, Dyer will make a difference, but Newcastle's fans know not to get too reliant on that. Dyer has played the last two league games and it may be no coincidence that those have been Martins' best matches. Back from a hamstring strain, the £10m Nigerian is becoming assimilated and, as Roeder said, "is working much harder". But Roeder had most praise for Sibierski. The 32 year-old former Manchester City player was an underwhelming deadline-day signing but he now has four goals in his last eight appearances. Again he was a substitute and when Portsmouth's defence hesitated as Martins and Charles N'Zogbia broke away in the 69th minute, Sibierski kept going and got his reward, touching in N'Zogbia's low cross. That sparked a scarf-twirling celebration, a scene Newcastle have been keen to recreate since a free black-and-white scarf was handed out at Alan Shearer's testimonial in May. Much has passed since then, a lot of it internal and venomous. Shearer has gone, Sibierski has come and Roeder took exception to a remark in this paper about them having only their initials in common. He said yesterday that Everton had tried to sign Sibierski. And Sibierski now has something else in common with Shearer: a goal against Portsmouth in front of the Gallowgate. Shearer's broke Jackie Milburn's club record in Roeder's first match as caretaker. That win lifted the gloom; Sibierski did the same yesterday. Man of the match Kieron Dyer (Newcastle United)

Thats the kind of face I pull when I'm wanking.

I bet your pecker has seen many a bleeding gash in its time.

Best one so far Premiership suffers new coin throwing shame.

Parker tries very hard, but thats not enough, he's tried to change his game and become a defensive midfielder, quite simply, he isn't, he's not good enough in that role, he has battling instincts and sometimes people confuse that with skill, its not, he spends far too much time on his backside lurching in for tackles. Parker should forget it and get back to what he was good at, an attacking midfielder scoring goals.

I know who I'd rather have out of the two. And that would be.......... Oba

I know who I'd rather have out of the two.

Shame

Is that you Mr MacDonald ?

Agreed, I think he's been looking better and better with every passing game, he's growing more and more used to the premiership and will soon be knocking them in soon.

Vincent Kompany or Jaques Faty.

*Presses rewind button to August 31st 23:50 FUCKING SIBIERSKI !!!!

Only meeting the minimum standards if you ask me, the sooner he's out the better.

Full credit to James today, on another day we might have got 4 or 5.

Full credit to Dyer for staying on, that injury made my arse wink.

Most fiction usually is.

That linesman wants a beating for fucking up that offside decision.

This ManUre Jizz-fest on SKY is starting boil my piss. Is Clive "That night in Barcelona" Tildsley the producer this afternoon ??

Day Break Superb show, a rip off of Groundhog Day but superb none the less: Detective Brett Hopper is having a really bad day, accused of killing Asst. DA Alberto Garza. He has an alibi, but no one believes him. When he realizes that he has been framed, he tries to run away but has to stop when he learns that his loved ones are also in danger. But one morning, he wakes up and relives the same day over and over again. To stop this cycle, solve the mystery and have a normal life, he must find out who framed him.

............Leooooooooooooooooooooo, day light come and I wanna go hoooooommmmmme.