Kitman

Quite the opposite, the Germans went about it with gusto and vigour and in their world renowned efficent manner. To this day they busy themselves watching each other and noting if No.5 hasn't changed to his 'winter wheels' or Wolfgang down the road seems to have too big a car (Is he paying his tax??) etc..Essentially a country full of boring and over officious cunts with an eye to correctness and status and all the tedium that goes with it. A humourless pack of automatons fresh out of the black forest, riddled with angst and guilt. Only the Swiss are more boring. Who do I blame for the war crimes? The Germans not Hitler, the were asking for it and imo almost willed Hitler into existence. A dark moody race that can nerver be fully trusted. The British invented concentration camps

It takes a special sort of person to be a concentration camp guard, I expect he had choices along the way. If indeed it is him, which it probably isn't.

Apparently.. The US version revealed that the show was all a computer simulation in Sam Tyler's mind. He along with Annie, Ray and Chris are astronauts on a manned mission to Mars in 2035 who have been in hibernation for over two years. A neural stimulation program kept their minds busy, Sam's was set with him playing a cop in 2008 but a glitch in the system pushed him into 1973 but kept his 2008 memories intact. The program helped him workout his psychological issues including that of his domineering father Major Tom who appeared as Gene Hunt in the recreation. Other revelations - Windy was the onboard computer, their spaceship is called the Hyde 125, and the little rover is the landing vehicle on the planet's surface. Sounds suspiciously like the Bobby Ewing "it was all a dream" plot line in Dallas which explained his sudden reincarnation

Also what happened to Harvey Keitel? Laughable in the Gene Hunt role, more like a wizened old tramp than a hard man....

I view a striker as an old skool goal scorer rather than someone whose job is to link with the midfield, and create goals as well as score them (I suppose I'd call the latter a forward). Andy Cole Andy Cole Andy Andy Cole was never the same player after he left us and went to Man Utd. Ferguson made him more of a forward than a striker and he seemed to lose his ability in front of goal. Didn't do his England chances any favours iirc.

Without a new owner I can't see us staying up in the PL. Neither the present squad nor manager is good enough in my opinion to keep us up. Add to that the slapstick antics and penny pinching of the clowns in charge and we've had it before we kick a ball in anger imo.

If it's the one with Harvey Keitel, I only watched half of one episode....it was so toe curlingly bad, I switched over and never went back. Might have worked better if I hadn't seen the British version first. Same for The Office.

Might be the victim of an imaginary stick-up. Well now everyone knows he carries 60k in his pocket. Eh? Wrong Nigerian perhaps?

They only go on because they've a divine right to win things

Is she mad ferret then? I'll get me coat.....

I was going to suggest he'd make a good courier but he probably couldn't cross the road.....

Not that we're not lol-tastic on a recurring basis these days and wouldn't love to be in the Europa league....

Harsh but fair. I recall reading that this was pretty much how the negotiation for Seth Johnson's wages with Peter Ridsdale played out at Leeds. The agent went in to bat hoping for something like 10k a week and Ridsdale started the conversation with "I'll not beat about the bush, I'm not going to offer more than 30k a week, take it or leave it."

I've noticed toon managers have seemed to prefer experience over youth for years. Usually meaning playing old knackered players like Butt or players out of position rather than giving a youngster a go. I suppose it's viewed as less risky but it means we're pretty bad at bringing players through from the youth/reserve teams......ironic given this was supposed to be Fat Mike's big idea

Says it all really

actually watching the fucker was worse.

Has it finished yet? Watching the match on BBC livetext is like death by a thousand cuts

Surprised it doesn't involve matches in Italy. Wasn't there a referee whose bribes were paid for in prostitutes or something? And wereren't Juve demoted for cheating?

I'd rather watch repeats of Take the High Road, that sit through 12 hours of that pathetic American bollocks.` That's cos you're a daft cunt. A cunt Stevie may be, but he is so fucking right when it comes to Seinfield. Couldn't agree more. 10 minutes of those smug looking twats cracking on and I'd attack the telly with a baseball bat.

I can't see FIFA doing anything tbh. If the Irish were Swiss, they'd stand a better chance.....

Sounds like he was being blackmailed to me. Probably by someone with his real birth certificate.

Since we sacked Sir Bobby, he'd arguably have more motivation to manage the mackems. I can't think of a single reason why he'd want to manage us at the moment tbh.

Do we have to vote for one of you to be evicted or can we vote for both?

Fit women in short skirts should be enough for you Kitman, you've been in NZ to long if the sheep are looking good Aye they're fit all right! Hmmmmmm, she wants me

The "All Whites" success was fantastic. It received massive coverage on the news and in the papers. As far as Billy Castell's comments, I think he's right in the sense that rugby (union and league) and netball have always been top dog. That's because these are only the sports in which they've consistently been up there with the best. However there's been genuine pride and excitement at the football here - Kiwis love their sport and love their sportspeople to success. Not that I can see any reason to follow netball, or shot put for that matter. There'll be a big support for the world cup too, but I expect it'll fall away to nothingness after that when the 2011 rugby world cup gears up in NZ. There's no roots for football here - 1 professional team which is poorly supported in terms of numbers and a nation of 4 million people with very little interest in attending football matches. But it's a massive to qualify, regardless of who they played.