Jimbo

Not sure, it's a large file so it probally is. 163301[/snapback] Not a dig at you personally mate but the amount of people who cant spell probably on this board is scary. probally, proberly, probebly 163388[/snapback] And those that can't punctuate !

I agree, but if two underage kids are of similar age and they decide to fuck, why prosecute just the lad ? Thats the way it seems in the eyes of the law.

The story of her pregnancy is ancient, but the story of her arrest for being pissed was only this week, which seems to have whooshed some folk.

Calm down.

Superb

TRANSFER RUMOURS Fresh from signing Damian Duff, Newcastle are lining up more transfer deals with bids in for West Ham's Dean Ashton and Werder Bremen's Miroslav Klose. (News of the World, The People) Arsenal's Ashley Cole will join Chelsea for £16m when he returns from his honeymoon. (The People) Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso is Real Madrid's top transfer target after they gave up on signing Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas. (Sunday Mirror) Gunners striker Theo Walcott could go to West Brom on loan to help sweeten the deal to bring centre-back Curtis Davies to the Emirates Stadium. (The People) Liverpool are to make a £5m bid for Birmingham's Jermaine Pennant after failing to convince Damian Duff to go to Anfield. (News of the World) Atletico Madrid star Fernando Torres is a target for Manchester United, but could be sacrificed as the Red Devils concentrate on strengthening their midfield. (News of the World) If Torres does stay in Spain, Man Utd may look to Spurs striker Jermain Defoe instead. (Daily Star Sunday) Sol Campbell says he is interested in a move abroad, because he has "nothing left to prove in England". (News of the World) Bolton are hoping to bring Argentina and Barcelona star Javier Saviola to the Reebok Stadium. (Daily Star Sunday) Blackburn are pondering a £3m move for Ecuador winger Luis Antonio Valencia. (The People) West Ham are ready to spend £9m on 18-year-old Manchester City full-back Micah Richards. (The People) Patrick Vieira will leave Juventus following their relegation, but is unlikely to return to the Premiership with Inter Milan favourites to sign him. (The Sunday Times) Portsmouth are in the box seat to sign Ghana captain Stephen Appiah from Fenerbahce, but will have to fight off Arsenal. (News of the World) Pompey are also in line to capture Man City defender Sylvain Distin for £3.75m. (The People) Fulham are prepared to let Steed Malbranque stay in the reserves all season if he refuses to sign a new deal. (News of the World, Daily Star Sunday) Charlton boss Iain Dowie has gone back to his former club Crystal Palace to sign defender Emmerson Boyce for £1.75m. (Daily Star Sunday) Back to top OTHER GOSSIP Man Utd midfielder Paul Scholes is considering reversing his decision to retire from international football. (Various) Aston Villa are considering appointing former Newcastle boss Graeme Souness, who is friendly with chairman Doug Ellis through a shared love of fishing. (Sunday Express, Daily Star Sunday)

Public Enemy - Fight the power.

Fucking class song !

Newcastle United have now completed the signing of Chelsea's Damien Duff after the player concurred on a five-year contract. The Republic of Ireland wide man was engaged in talks with Newcastle on Saturday, with a deal quickly thrashed out between the two parties. Duff has put pen-to-paper on a five-year deal at St James' Park and is to be paraded before the media on Monday afternoon. Although the exact figure Newcastle have paid Chelsea to secure the services of Duff remains undisclosed, it has been suggested that £10 million was enough to convince the Premiership champions to sell. Duff's capture is sure to delight the Newcastle faithful, with the player fitting the prototype outlined by manager Glenn Roeder, with regards to the type of performer he desires to bring to the club. Roeder had spoken of the need to sign players who have proven Premiership credentials and Duff fulfills such criteria, having won the title twice in his time at Stamford Bridge. Duff's signature caps an excellent weekend for The Magpies, who earlier on Saturday secured Uefa Cup football for the forthcoming campaign after successfully negotiating an Intertoto Cup tie with Norwegian club Lillestrom.

How seedy does Emre look there? 163314[/snapback] Chilli Sauce ?

No its not, she was only recently arrested for being pissed.

its more the shitty comments at the bottom that pissed me off

Must have been written by a Spurs fan tbh

The lad was under age too, takes two to tango, why make the lad the criminal ?

No problemo, I think it was you that put me on to the Tiscali gallery. Great pics, shame about the new shirt.

He's wearing a Flavor flav clock too.

Its ok, he's going to be the make-weight in the Samuel Eto'o deal during the week......

Roeder closing on Duff Newcastle United boss Glenn Roeder says the club are 'very, very close' to signing Chelsea winger Damien Duff. The former Blackburn Rovers man looks set to continue his career in the North East after failing to hold down a regular first-team place in Jose Mourinho's squad last season. The Republic of Ireland international is poised to make his move to The Magpies, with both clubs believed to have agreed on a fee of around £10 million, while Duff himself has concurred on personal terms at St James' Park. The 27-year-old needs only to complete a medical with the Tynesiders before sealing his transfer, with former West Ham United manager Roeder confirming the move is all but complete. "We're very, very close, he has just got to get through his medical," Roeder told Setanta Sports 2 before Newcastle's Intertoto Cup clash away to Lillestrom. "We're not expecting any problems and it's just a question of getting the okay from our doctor and then it will be rubber-stamped. "I can't tell you how pleased I am about getting a player of that quality. I would think it will excite our fans as well. "I played for Newcastle - admittedly a long time ago - but we had the likes of Chrissy Waddle playing in that team that I played in and (the fans) love ball-players who can go past players and get crosses in and Damien is that type of player." Roeder hopes the arrival of Duff is the first of several new faces that Newcastle are able to sign before the end of August. "You can only do one (transfer) at a time, let's get Damien into the club first and hopefully that will be done by Monday afternoon for sure, then we can start talking about the next player," Roeder added. "But we've got a list of players now that we want to start working our way through."

Looking at the size of that fucker he sees too many plates ! Usually empty ones by the time he's finished with them !

2 - 0 Shola !!!!