Paul

What a legend.

Fair play to the bloke for coming across, pretty certain he was the only Latvian fan there tonight, or certainly in the "away section"

I really want to see this (for what reason I don't know) but my evil witch of a girlfriend won't come with me

Totally disagree. We played some smashing football tonight. Thought the whole team bar Luque and Harper (he ahd nothing to do) were superb, in particular the midfield. Only reason we didn't score is because we had no out and out striker on the pitch.

February 2001, Man City beat us 1-0 at SJP. Shaun Goater got the goal I think...

Fair does

http://home.skysports.com/column.aspx?lid=...l=football_home Chris Kamara certainly seems to think it's someone big...

Get well soon Sir

And ofcourse, it was Jim White who broke the story

Breaking news on SSN

Foooooook me I'd shit myself tbh

18m for Carrick (correct me if I'm wrong) Reported 13m for Hargreaves. Over 30m for Carrick and Hargreaves? No doubt they are both good players but howay

Italy 0 - 2 Croatia All hail the new world champions

4-0's not bad I suppose Greece have been shite like

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Roeder knows the situation the same as all of us. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't let the deadline pass without bringing in a striker. I'd be lieing if I said I wasn't concerned though...

I second that

Gerrard dubs Ronaldo a 'disgrace' Steven Gerrard has branded Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo "a disgrace" for his part in Wayne Rooney's sending-off at the World Cup. Gerrard was furious when Ronaldo got involved after Rooney appeared to stamp on Portugal defender Ricardo Carvalho. "Sadly a dark side stains Cristiano Ronaldo's game," writes Gerrard in his autobiography, which is being serialised in the News of the World. "His part in Wayne Rooney's dismissal was a disgrace." The Liverpool midfielder, who was appointed vice-captain of England this week, expressed particular dissatisfaction with the wink that Ronaldo appeared to give to his team-mates on the bench after Rooney had been dismissed. "What really [got to] all the England players was Ronaldo's wink to his bench. It was a wink which said 'job done'. How could he do that to his Manchester United team-mate? "On the bus after the game Wayne asked me: 'What do you think about the wink?' "I said: 'Honestly, Wazza, if we were playing Spain and [Liverpool team-mates] Xabi Alonso or Luis Garcia winked at the referee or gave a signal for me to be sent off, I'd never speak to them again.'" When Argentine referee Horacio Elizondo halted play and then brandished a red card, Gerrard initially thought it was for a Portuguese player. "Players like Carvalho are damaging football, not Wayne Rooney," writes Gerrard. "It's coached into them that when an incident like that happens, they go to work on the ref. "Ronaldo was at the front. But the blame does not just rest with him. Five or six Portuguese players were at it." Gerrard also believes England's players' cockiness in the World Cup cost them dearly. "We are not as good as we think we are. England were guilty of over-confidence. Me and the other players constantly claimed we could win the World Cup - it was stupid." Story from BBC SPORT: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/sport1/hi...als/4787795.stm Published: 2006/08/12 22:30:12 GMT © BBC MMVI

"Evolution, not revolution" So why the fuck is Phil Neville in the squad?

Even if the Cole deal doesn't go through, Chelsea will still be after another left back. Or you'd presume so anyway with the Gallas situation, that just leaves Bridge. But then you have a possible scenario of Chelsea refusing to let Bridge go as they would have no recognised back-up. Sorry if I've complicated things there

I do, like..

Trabelsi set to sign for Man City Hatem Trabelsi is on the verge of completing a move to Manchester City. The right-back, 29, who played for Tunisia at the World Cup, will move in a free deal as his contract with Dutch club Ajax has come to an end. He has been a long-time target of Arsenal and has also been linked with Liverpool and West Ham this summer. City boss Stuart Pearce said on Thursday: "He has a couple of medical tests still remaining but we should have permanent news on him later on." Trabelsi retired from international football after winning the last of his 59 caps at the World Cup - the third in his career. He also helped Tunisia win the African Cup of Nations in 2004. Monaco and Paris St Germain also tracked Trabelsi this summer after he had made it patently clear last season that he would let his contract run out. "I have been at Ajax for five years," he said in December. "There are more opportunities in England and I think it's time for me to meet my destiny." Story from BBC SPORT: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/sport1/hi...ity/4779143.stm Published: 2006/08/10 08:48:25 GMT © BBC MMVI Surely we could have had him if we'd tried..

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