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looks like she's wearing a badly fitted wig in that

Jade Jones, taekwondo goldie.....did anyone see her on spoty last night?....scrubs up exceedingly well....very tall, great legs, can't find a piccy of her from last night though..

CT's on the wind up...again. If he's not, he obviously doesn't care how riduculous he's sounding after last season's "Mike can do no wrong" wankfest. If Pardew was the right man last season I fail to see what's changed significantly.

John Terry's legal advisors for team of the year?

Wiggins...TdF & he's won more Olympic gold than any other British man alive.....a true great, and he does have a personality, which helps....even if you don't like it Meenzer If Murray's not second after his summer then I want a stewards...English fix! The rest...David Weir for me...but theyre all brilliant...

Am not getting into this argument with anyone on here old son. You're entitled to your opinion. I only brought it up as an example of how legislation can fundamentally change peoples lives.

2nd cut and paste job from NO....Einstein's theory of insanity: "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result" Didnt he/she virtually admit that they were the same poster the other week?.....you can be anything you want on the internet, but why you'd choose to be 2 different posters with the same opinions, both of them fuckin ludicrous, makes it beyond weird for me....are they posting from a secure unit in Lillehammer or something?

From The Telegraph, Saturday: Manchester City defender Aleksandar Kolarov was at the centre of a race row on Saturday night after a complaint was made to police during Manchester City’s 3-1 victory over Newcastle United. An incident is alleged to have occurred during the first-half of the Premier League match as Kolarov, who started the game as a substitute, warmed up down the touchline. Two fans are understood to have been waving an Albanian flag close to him and Kolarov, a Serb, was then alleged to have been involved in a running verbal spat which went on for around 10 minutes. One of the fans is then believed to have made a complaint to stewards in the stadium and they reported the incident to police at the ground. The fan was immediately interviewed by the police at half-time with Kolarov also being spoken to after the game about the exchange of words. The 27-year-old left the stadium with the rest of the City squad to return to Manchester but it is understood that he will speak again to the police later this week and co-operate fully with their inquiries. Northumbria Police released a brief statement on Saturday night, also calling for any witnesses to come forward. The statement read: “Northumbria Police has received a report of racist language having been used at the St James’ Park stadium during the Newcastle United versus Manchester City match today. "Northumbria Police take such allegations extremely seriously and inquiries are ongoing into the incident

Not if you made it illegal for a teacher to own firearms you wouldnt. This is the worst school shooting in US history. Does that statement not make you think that whatever could be done to prevent another, should be done? It happens regularly every year in the US, that alone makes it worthwhile; at the very least children should feel safe in their school, thats a basic human right for them and their parents, and if youre suggesting the right to bear arms is a greater one then words aren't enough to sum you up really . Its one thing to say that it's impossible to carry out, but you seem to think that because its difficult nothing should be done. And you're entitled to your view on abortion, but you're in a minority on that in this country, to say the least. We haven't had Gynaenocologists legally carrying out their work being shot dead regularly in this country either...wonder why?...

Physically, that may well be true. But why not even attempt it?...there are countless immense changes that have been implemented in our own country that have fundamentally changed peoples lives for the better. Under one Home Secretary in the 60s this country abolished the death penalty, then made abortion and homosexuality legal. That was one man, Roy Jenkins. He beleived that these things would make this country a better place. The Human Rights Movement in the same decade in the US made life better for millions in the US too. No one has seriously dared try to legislate for gun control in the US, but with the Republicans possibly dead in the water election wise because of the changing voting demorgraphic (i.e. millions of recent immigrants to the US not being natural Republican voters, to say the least) now is the perfect time to try it. Am not saying it would work straight away, but if the tide is changing demorgraphically no amount of NRA money will get the Republicans back into the Whitehouse for the foreseable future. Congress and The Senate are different beasts obviuosly, but change has to come from the top and if there is another Demorcrat President next time (likely iyam) then now is the perfect chance to start fighting for gun control. You have to start somewhere. Not easy, but nothing monumentally different ever is.

Source? The season we finished 5th wasnt great under Robson if you're talking standard of football. If you're talking style, attractiveness etc (you're confusing the two here by the looks of it) then we were fuckin awful. Blackpool played great football in this division, widely praised. Southampton this season, we'll see what happens with them. There are loads of sides praised for their good football that have been relegated man

Asking for trouble this idea like I'll give it a go..

Man Utd beat us 6-2 at SJP the season we finshed 3rd under Sir Bobby. Did that make that side utter shit and lucky all that season too? We finished 4th the season before and are widely acknowledged to have played better football that season than when we finished 3rd. Were we lucky in either of those seasons? Don't worry, I don't expect you to offer an opinion on that with anything like the knowlegde to back it up Nobody is arguing Pardew could be doing better, but things are lot more complex then you're suggesting..HF posted this earler: http://www.eplindex.com/23371/newcastle-coming-down-to-earth-predicted-position.html fair, iyam.

Well, he said pretty much the opposite after the Fulham game iirc. Its a well known managerial tool, pretend that you're just greatful to be on the same pitch. Bob Paisely, Jock Stein and the early career Alex Ferguson were experts at it. Stein advised Ferguson to give Alfredo Di Stefano a bottle of the best whisky before Aberdeen played Di Stafano's Real Madrid in the 83 cup winner's cup final; "just let him think you're just pleased to be there" the idea then is for the underdogs to rip the better side to pieces...not sure if thats going to happen tomorrow though Aberdeen beat Real Madrid 2-1 aet

Fluking last season suggests the players we've got got lucky too...

Thats called giving the opposisition "a bit of toffee" You're the only person in Europe who takes things said for the benefit of the press seriously

Doesnt zonal marking just apply at the back though, according to the coaching manuals?....as far as I can make out Parky is basically on about what happens when we lose the ball in the centre of the park...having said that, J69 sums up what happened v Fulham with Santon perfectly.

I applied last time, got back from Alkmaar and had the email saying I had got two tickets in the ballot You can choose to accept or decline them at that point, or you could back then.

In the biblical sense?...cogratulations, but what do your wives and kids think??!!

"These aren't the droids you're looking for........"

Theres only two things you can't recover from in this country nowadays...being called either a racist or a paedophile. Cameron smeared UKIP badly with that one, but I dont buy Niggles protests either. Just need to look at the haste in which the Lib Dems lifted their skirts for a good fucking from the tories. Got a funny feeling that it will be Labour needing someones support to form the next government anyway.

The Tories are going to try to take us out of the European Union by the looks of it, possibly by getting in to bed with UKIP. Dont know enough technically about it to properly debate the ins and outs of it, just to say that its a massive call by them, possibly the biggest since the end of the war. Going into it was pretty much mereley a trade agreement. Europe now has the casting vote above us on legal matters, which is what appears to piss the likes of UKIP off. I think theyve a chance of getting it through a referendum, depending what question is asked and to what extent the proposed pull back is. Will the City all piss off elsewhere? they didnt when we refused to join the euro, infact they boomed artificially for a few years beyond that.

Vincent Kompany is injured and a major doubt.....if we can the ball off the fuckers I think we might nick a goal or two. Theyve looked far from conviincing this season iyam.

Both fair in a way. Biggest thing for me is Pardews inability/unwillingless/lack of bottle to drop either Ba or Cisse. But we haven't got the players to perform in a true 433. Marveux isnt anywhere near strong enough for the prem iyam. Wigan had 10 men CT before you mention it. He is the type of player we need in there, but he needs to be 3 inches taller and a stone heavier. HBA can do it because he's a better player.