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Oh the irony

Not being a smart arse Wellsy but if you've only ever driven in WA then yes it is going to be a little bit more hectic. It's like anything, what you put in is what you'll get out of it.

You only enjoy London because it's full of you fellow cuntrymen. And here in lies why those with half a brain on this board realise you're a twat. Quite a short fuse haven't we, I was only pulling Steve's leg. Was going to offer you some advice for your trip but it would probably be wasted on a culturally bankrupt neanderthal such as yourself. Enjoy Earls' Court, shithead. Was it in jest? I've been to Earls Court and there are way too many Australians and fabulous chaps such as yourself for my liking. By the way, you seem to have confused the culturally aware Wellsy with the culturally bankrupt Neanderthal that is I but that's common for you when you're on a rant and full of jest. And fish, sorry mate but you're wrong. There are as many Australian twats as there are English or German or American or wherethefuckever per capita, it's more the fact that luke of late is about as interesting as a shit sandwich without the bread. By the way Wellsy you're trying to do to much in the limited time you have, don't be a Japanese tourist.

You only enjoy London because it's full of you fellow cuntrymen. And here in lies why those with half a brain on this board realise you're a twat.

I hate to say it because like everyone I want KK to succeed but my biggest worry with him as a manager now is the opposite of Leaze's comment above. (Not that I'm disagreeing with LM just looking at it differently). Since the introduction of the tranfer window KK as a manager seems to have suffered. Basically one of the factors in Keegan's success the first time was his ability to replace the previous with better when needed, now that is a lot harder and can only happen twice a season. No longer can he rely on his ruthless nature of out with the old and in with better when needed and I'm not sure he's quite grasped that. Transfers now are more drawn out, the speculation is rife from the moment the transfer window closed to when it opens again. Players consider their transfers more seriously, whereas prior to the window system, if the next club was better than the last they would often go. Admittedly a good scouting network should cancel that out but Newcastle and scouting networks in the past have rarely found themselves in the same sentence.

Dan you clueless twat, Viduka's heritage is croatian Australian! Your lot didn't get the chance to deport them for stealing bread. you're australian? that explains a lot Probably but your being english still doesn't explain why you're such a clueless twat.

Best joke you've ever posted berb

And then taking a huge dividend to boot. Let's not get started about storage space leasing arrangements. See I just don't see the humour in it. The reason the media loves to run the blade through Newcastle is also down the very same portly chap and his ability to turn the club into an easy target.

And then taking a huge dividend to boot. Let's not get started about storage space leasing arrangements.

Dan you clueless twat, Viduka's heritage is croatian Australian! Your lot didn't get the chance to deport them for stealing bread.

Fuck off he doesn't. The useless prick spent 26m buying 8 players that became his first choice. If you couldn't see the shite he was churning out then you obviously weren't looking! No denying the football wasn't great I totally agree. And his vision was flawed. He spent £8m net and we lost a couple of goodish players in Solano (semi-creative) and Dyer (pace). We also sold Parker who's worth is debatable but no less a loss to an already weakened squad. Two/Three (not sure if some money changed hands for Geremi) of the eight were free transfers on their last legs. I wish people would stop dressing up that transfer window for something it wasn't. It was cautious (for whatever reason) and SA had to fill holes at the back to begin with as you'd probably agree. In saying that I was disappointed in his approach on many levels, but he did have a very low base to begin with and seemed to be building things up regarding the infrastructure of the club. Beye and Faye were solid buys and Enrique would have turned out to be if long term imo. Seriously forget the 8m net, he decided, for whatever reason that the players he sold were surplus to what he wanted, he spent 26m on HIS players. And to use Dyer as an example is a joke, please tell us the last time he was actually available for more than four games consecutively? The money Mort actually got from Wist ‘am for him was the best bit of business this club has done ever but it still doesn't come close to the wages he sucked out of the club over the years. Allardyce was a fraud, his alleged methods were a joke and with the exception of adding to the wage bill with all the "specialists" what did he actually do in building up the infrastructure again? He sold all the crocks, so you can't credit him with a better fitness record.

Give us a fag?

Oh please just be quiet and go watch lost or better still clueless!

Fuck off he doesn't. The useless prick spent 26m buying 8 players that became his first choice. If you couldn't see the shite he was churning out then you obviously weren't looking!

Does it? I'd say if anything it adds fule to the fire considering the other bit of information. You shouldn't listen to Craig Moore when he is drunk... Ah but Wolfie, when it's his shout you have to otherwise the tight scottish git doesn't shout

Does it? I'd say if anything it adds fule to the fire considering the other bit of information.

Oscar and Lucinda by Peter Carey

But what's the point? There doesn't actually seem to be one, more a collection of your outbursts at anything you think might start an argument. The truth of the matter is both clubs thought they had the correct manager in the off season but it turned out neither were any better than their previous records had shown. I doubt you would be able to find a supporter of either club that would be happy with how things turned out. So your point is moot.

Just a comparison, many people this season seem to hold results against fulham as somehow of importantance in the grand scheme of things, so I thought people might be aspiring to be like the hammers, i.e. able to beat fulham away, but still get humped by the top teams. After all, that would be an improvement to our season so far. And to think we laughed when we sold them Parker, and we got Barton. Just a thought thompers.... Ah RlCO the soothsayer. How many games has Parker actually played for them this season? Oh yeah 11. How many has Barton played? 15. The difference, not a lot as they have both turned out to be shite for their respectative clubs.

His car is very economical, so it has quite a range. Does it have a boiler?

Is there anyone worth looking at for the toon?

To be honest this statement is more down to Viduka wanting to play than KK wanting to pick him. For all the talk of him being injured, Viduka made himself available for the Australian national team this week for next week's game against China, contrary to what Newcastle has been saying about his fitness.

I've heard of it, is it any good? I'll let you know. I love his books though. Alex, you will probably have to search to find them but John Birmingham's trilogy, World War 2.1 - 2.3 are worth a read. Similar sort of scenario but based around how WWII would have changed through the influence of 21 century technology falling into the hands of both the Allies and the Axis powers.

heavy trash - going down with heavy trash.

Rangers supporters decide to go that extra mile to help the club's bid for Roy Keane as their next manager.