jonasjuice

Let's try it another, unfortunately slightly vulgar way. On a scale of 1-10, how likely do you think it is that the holocaust happened?

doubt/dout/ Noun: A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction. Verb: Feel uncertain about.

Therefore you are saying you have your doubts

'Monkeys Fist, on 22 August 2012 - 03:44 PM, said: Holocaust ,Wolfgang? Did it happen? I don't know. ' From you earlier, for the record.

You said you didn't know if the holocaust happened or not Wolfy. This means by definition that you have your doubts. Or do you think it happened?

What makes you doubt the holocaust Wolfy?

'I'M A LION!! I'M, A, LIIIOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNN!!!!!!!!!'

So it was Santon that headed (or came off his head, however you enjoy saying it) it towards goal then not 'Defoe heading it at Krul'. Not a debate, its black and white, but aye lets leave it there if you're just gonna get arsey about it.

tickled me more than it should have

watch the clip I posted, It's clearly Santon who directs it at Krul and, to go along with your strange argument of 'oooo but the commentator said so' on this clip he says it's Santon. He was trying to mark 3 players, successfully played Defoe offside and was close enough to him that Defoe wasn't able to get a decent head on it.

http://www.soccer-blogger.com/2012/08/18/newcastle-vs-tottenham-2-1-highlights-2012-ba-defoe-ben-arfa-goals-video/ 1:10, Perch is having to try to mark 3 people and Defoe can only get a glance on it, and it is Santon that heads it towards goal. It's one thing being wrong about something which you may have not had a great view of, it's another being a bit of an arrogant prick about it tbh Ant. Let's face it, if that was Colo instead of Perch your first post wouldn't have existed.

Some morons/WUMs are though. He is what he is, a competent rb who even if we got Debuchy/Pieters would be decent as back up. Seems on the internet you're either Godlike or shite sometimes (not aimed at you Chron btw)

Simpson was against Bale, like it or not one of the most difficult wingers to face in the league. He did well, if beaten a couple of times, like a competent if not excellent defender would. If he was going a whole game without being made a fool of by Bale/Lennon he wouldn't be playing for us that's for sure.

you blame this on Perch?? Cab as well, was Santon who got his head to it not Defoe, Perch done good the lad.

'The sooner we get shot of him, the better, irrespective of whether we get Debuchy or not.' This, in particular, is wrong. No argument required.

Well, you're wrong.

I think just being a premier league footballer (perhaps over the age of around 23 when the ability to coast through on natural ability and potential wears off) is something of a sporting achievement though, similar to the way just making it to an Olympics is. Say there are around 400 players who would regularly get a game (20 per team), and there are oooo say 1 billion people in the world who would give a nut to be a premiership footballer, and even the sub's are in the top 0.00000001283872% of the population. How many people want/do any sort of training towards becoming a diver? By my calculations Daley coming 3rd is proportionally probably about the same as a player like oooo Kieron Gibbs?

So you want them to show you respect by not having inconvenient KO times (a thing for which they're paid millions upon millions by Sky so that they can show more games, rather than having to pick one from ten 3pm kick offs) and by reducing ticket prices ? That wouldn't be respect, that would be one of the single most bizarre, self-damaging bits of business in history. And what a waste of time that survey is, ask 'Is the price of x too high' for basically anything, rent, house prices, bread, pints, and you'll get about 90% saying yes. Is your pub being disrespectful by charging what they need to make their business a success?

Is it?! Granted you don't see them breaking down in tears of joy after each 3 points, but look at any Cup final/league win and tell me they're not celebrating the sporting achievement. Look at any World Cup/Euro final (or even many knockout games) and there'll be players crying, not through lost earnings, but because of how much it hurt to lose. Just for the record (and yes to play devils advocate a bit tbh), Jess, Bradley, Hoy and Daley will earn more than a fair amount of premiership footballers over the next couple of years, you're talking millions of pounds in sponsorship/advertising alone. Should we look at capping that?? And, while I'm on a bit of a rant, it pisses me off when people say all they do is kick a ball about so they don't deserve what they earn. They're paid what they're worth to the company that employs them, same as anyone else. It's how business works, whinging idiots And how would you tell that this has happened?

Tbf it wouldn't be beyond a PR team to suggest to him to say that he'd turned Sunderland down for us, instantly wins him some brownie points.

40 + 26 + 31 = 97 = 32 and a bit per season Probably the angle the tweeter was taking.

What would you like to see change?

Agree MT, as has been pointed out elsewhere despite all the hailing of great sportmanship, fair play and some sort of vague moral superiority to football, there were athletes disqualified for doping, attempts at match fixing, racist fans and that fencer who broke down in tears and refused to move, demanding that the judge overturned the decision that she'd lost. Jealousy always plays a part with perception of footballers, or any high achievers for that matter.

So this was for work, or...

No no no no noooooo Song is quality, their second best player last season imo. Of the little I saw anyway quick look on wiki says 11 assists though which is non too shabby especially with his defensive work thrown in. They'd probably use him ala masch, as a cb who isn't a cb