Baggio

Soft penalty.

Penalty to us!

Heskey missed a good chance.

Martins volley saved. Sounds like we're coming into it more.

Martins linked with Duff for the keeper to make a good save.

Martins chests it wide

Bramble saved Huntington then.

Given Taylor Onyewu Bramble Huntington Solano Parker Butt Duff Sibierski Martins

Halloween H20 just starting on bbc1.

Shouldn't you be out on the rob, mate?

Jagermeister.

So you can't provide a link then and admit you made it up. Great.

Can you provide a link to a post on here where someone has said anyone is better than Fat Fred or are you making things up again?

Leazes idea of a good weekend is to stay in and try to pick arguments with people on an internet forum. What a sad twat.

Could go either way this one, I'll say 2-1 to us though.

I think everyone is tbh.

Everton 2 Watford 0 Fernandes Johnson (pen)

Not sure how correct that is, didn't the FA investigate West Ham as their contracts were owned by a 3rd party? Also took them ages to look into the deal taking Mascherano from West Ham to Liverpool. EDIT

Fulham 1 Man Utd 2 Charlton 4 West Ham 0 Liverpool 4 Sheff Utd 0 Middlesbrough 2 Reading 1 Good results for us especially Boro beating Reading, all we need now is for Watford to take something off Everton.

Charlton 4 West Ham 0

Boro 2 Reading 0 Yakubu

Sunderland 1 Derby 1 Giles Barnes

Solano aims to wipe out bad memoryFeb 24 2007 By Lee Ryder, The Evening Chronicle Nobby Solano has urged Newcastle United to wipe out the horrible memories of Wigan and the JJB Stadium by pushing the Latics closer to the drop tomorrow. The Peruvian was part of the Graeme Souness side who were dumped out of the Carling Cup by Wigan reserves in front of 8,000 Geordies on a night when United somehow escaped with only a last-minute 1-0 defeat - but only because of the brilliance of Shay Given, who managed to keep the score down with a string of unbelievable stops. Wigan went all of the way to the final after that and, 12 months after they walked out at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to face eventual winners Manchester United, they come up against the Magpies in a game which they need to win to help keep them afloat in the Premiership. Solano told the Chronicle: "That was a bad memory for all of us that night in Wigan. "It is one we will be working hard to try to forget and get the three points. "If we can work hard there is no reason why we cannot make it four wins in a row against Wigan." Solano has looked a confident figure at right-back for United this term when called upon, and it looks increasingly likely that his future could be in that position. The stint at the back has also handed Solano a different viewpoint, but after playing in his more familiar role on the wing against Liverpool, the Peruvian says that although the clash with the Merseysiders in their last Premiership outing conjured up three points, it can also be used as a warning shot. He added: "We need to concentrate and not give chances away. "Against Liverpool we were lucky because they missed a lot of chances. "If you don't give chances away you always have a better chance of winning games." United still have plenty to play for going into final third of their campaign with European places still in touching distance, not to mention the UEFA Cup itself. Solano says: "The UEFA Cup is very important to us but we have a different task at Wigan. "We need to climb up the table and give ourselves the best chance of a good finish. "Wigan are struggling at the bottom but we have to be confident after winning our last three games."

Didn't he say Amady Faye and Boumsong we're proper players? Thet are. Proper shite!

What formation would you play to accommodate all 3? 4-3-3?