David Kelly

Top right on the back row is Andy Thomas isn't it. Peter Jackson was one of the ones I didn't know and I wasn't sure of TC.

Can anyone name that whole squad? There's about 3 or 4 I'm struggling with!

Canny film but the "twist"was a obvious considering the cast. There also seemed to be glaring error in that when her off Cocktail came into the house Bobby was asleep in his study then all of a sudden he was in the cupboard! Be Cool. Not a patch on Get Shorty but I can't bring myself to dislike anything I've seen with Vince Vaughn in. The Rock was also good in it. I also started watching They Live last night too but I passed out about five minutes in. I hadn't realised John Carpenter directed it so I will be definitely be looking out for it next time it's on. 166429[/snapback] i didnt work it out tbh probably because of the errors which made it all a bit contrived 166480[/snapback] Tbh I missed the start but I just kept wondering why De Niro was playing this part. He just seemed to be being underused so I just assumed it must be him. I'm not usually very good at getting things this but I think it must of been because I didn't get involved in the film that much. Btw if anyone hasn't seen this film don't read what I am writing because I am totally fucking up the ending for you

Anal claims we're not interested in Bridge!

If we can't win that tie we will really struggle this season!

Canny film but the "twist"was a obvious considering the cast. There also seemed to be glaring error in that when her off Cocktail came into the house Bobby was asleep in his study then all of a sudden he was in the cupboard! Be Cool. Not a patch on Get Shorty but I can't bring myself to dislike anything I've seen with Vince Vaughn in. The Rock was also good in it. I also started watching They Live last night too but I passed out about five minutes in. I hadn't realised John Carpenter directed it so I will be definitely be looking out for it next time it's on.

Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch

Pineapple Head? 166320[/snapback] Yeah I was going a bit far there tbf. Possibly someone like Carl Cort or Jason Euell would be more comparable.

Agreed. I just think McKay is a twat who's took us for a ride one (well about ten actually) too many times.

Fair enough - you're the expert anarl. 166296[/snapback] You'd better believe it

I think we are refering to the probability that it's his agent talking shite not Roder

Except for the fact that he just doesn't have much ability!

Closer to the new Jason Lee tbh.

He's just a average footballer who scored a few goals (inc quite a few pens iirc) with a team coming up on a high. I doubt he will reach double figures this season.

Get in! If the club can get him for Milner and a couple of million then this will be up there with Duff for 5m as potentially one of the greatest NUFC signings ever! 166200[/snapback] Are you high?

£3M + Milner for Harewood? No fucking thanks. No better than Shola imo. £100k + Faye and I might be intersted. This is the level I was fearing we were at before my hopes were raised from the signing of Duff. Bridge at £1m-£2m is a lot more interesting though.

Typical of the man tbh. Everything that comes out of his mouth is complete bollocks. I hope after we ditch Faye we never do business with him again.

How much is Newcastle World?

Did Kenny Wharton not sit on the ball in this game too? Or was that against Luton?

That would have been on The Big Match at the time if I remember rightly.

Disagree. Whatever the fee, Faye is hopeless and adds nothing to the side other than being able to run around a lot and stand in the way of players. He seems to have no natural footballing instincts. Get shot of him now for what we can get- it's not as if we're thin on the ground for central midfielders. No-one's going to sign Butt when he's still on a cushy number here anyway. 165522[/snapback] Agree with Matt there. 165533[/snapback] Quoted for truth

Yeah I missed them this morning and being at work now and not having access to a telly I was hoping for somewhere a little bit more online!

Are the goals on anywhere?

And as if Anal had been watching us! By Alan Oliver, The Evening Chronicle Newcastle United will have a familiar face in their dressing room in tonight's friendly with Norwich City at Carrow Road - and manager Glenn Roeder believes he could be the equivalent of a new signing. Forgotten man Kieron Dyer is currently working on a one-to-one basis with a fitness specialist in the south of England as he continues his seemingly never-ending battle against a series of hamstring injuries. But Roeder claimed today that there is now some light at the end of the tunnel as far Dyer is concerned. And while the little midfielder will not be available for the start of the season, the United boss hopes to welcome him back into the first team squad by the end of next month. Before flying to East Anglia for tonight's Craig Fleming testimonial, Roeder told me: "We will be delighted to see Kieron in our dressing room tonight, but we will not be completely happy until we see him in a black-and- white shirt again, and when we do, it will be like having a new signing. "He is continuing his rehab in the south with one-to-one treatment but our physio Derek Wright and our medical team are constantly in touch with him. "The person who is working with him on a daily basis is happy at the way Kieron's rehab is going. He is working hard, with a lot of powerful running, and there have been no adverse effects. "We have agreed on a period of time to complete his fitness programme which should mean Kieron being fit before or around the end of August, and we are quietly confident that he will be quickly involved in the first team again. "I saw Kieron myself only last week and he looked very fit and healthy in himself and this is very important. "He has had a stop-start career at St James' Park, unfortunately with more stops than starts, and understandably he has been a bit down about it a times. "But he is very positive at the moment and his only aim is to play football again for Newcastle United. "And because of his rehabilitation and the length of time we have allowed him, we are confident he will not break down again. "He keeps in touch with the rest of the players and he is coming to our game at Norwich tonight and he cannot wait to return to the squad and put himself up for selection again." It was from Ipswich that Ruud Gullit signed Dyer in 1999 for around £7m and it has to be said that the England midfielder has had a chequered career at St James' Park - both on and off the field. But I must confess I have always liked Dyer as a player for his ability to run at defences, although, like everyone else, I would like to have seen him score more goals in his spell on Tyneside. Roeder added: "You cannot have enough pace in your team in the Premiership and in Europe these days, and this is something Kieron Dyer does possess. "In fact, he is one of the few players I have come across who can run as fast with the ball as he can without it." United and Roeder have already suffered the worst injury blow of all before a ball has even been kicked this season with Michael Owen's knee ligament problems, and it would be a tremendous boost to both the club and the manager to have an injury-free Kieron Dyer back in a black-and-white shirt by the end of next month.

will owen be fit to make an appearance next season do you reckon? seriously do you think he'll ever play for us again. and dyer 165071[/snapback] I don't think Owen will play this season (don't know if we'll ever see him again) and I seriously doubt we will see Dyer again but if they were available they could make a decent difference on where we finish is all I was saying.