MattM4

An LA based side predominantly mexican from what I've been told. Can't say I've watched them play, nor have I had the desire to TBH. You lads might like this tho. Chivagirls Oh, and their kit? Nice red and white stripe. 113750[/snapback] Jesus H Corbett! Do not (I REPEAT.......DO NOT!!) click on any of the bio pics. Close up there must be at least 4 trannys in there tbh. 127074[/snapback] no idea what you're talking about...

quite right. Plus it makes me so pleased that they didn't overdo it, five seasons and out, at its peak almost all the way through.

the way it juggles with your emotions is quite overwhealming at times. I'll say this much though: If you've liked it so far, you won't be disapointed.

I'd been holding back on downloading the episodes of season 5 and finally got the box set over the weekend and watched it of course. A quite brilliant shows, with so many highs and lows it's hard to think straight at times. Any other fans out there?

aye, how the player who assisted the player who made the assist also gets credit

Matchday 4 (22nd 23d April 2006) RESULTS New York Red Bulls 1-4 D.C. United DC -- Alecko Eskandarian 2 (unassisted) 41 DC -- Alecko Eskandarian 3 (Ben Olsen 2, Brian Carroll 1) 59 DC -- Facundo Erpen 2 (unassisted) 71 NY -- Youri Djorkaeff 2 (Mike Magee 1) 86 DC -- Jamil Walker 1 (Brian Carroll 2) 88 Houston Dynamo 2-1 Real Salt Lake RSL -- Jeff Cunningham 1 (unassisted) 57 HOU -- Craig Waibel 1 (Brad Davis 1) 60 HOU -- Dwayne De Rosario 1 (Brian Ching 1, Eddie Robinson 1) 84 Los Angeles Galaxy 0-1 Columbus Crew CLB -- Kyle Martino 1 (unassisted) 96+ FC Dallas 2-1 Kansas City Wizards DAL -- Kenny Cooper 3 (unassisted) 4 KC -- Alex Zotinca 1 (unassisted) 92+ DAL -- Aaron Pitchkolan 1 (unassisted) 94+ Big win for DC at the Red Bulls, Eskandarian netting twice and celebrated hi first in style by going to the touchline, and taking a sip from a can of RedBull.

SHould have been Rooney all the way anyway:

Latina Catalina, thank you very much

The ceremoby was tonight wasn't it? So these results are right, yeah?

I'm sure he'll get the contribution to the game award sometime in the next 5 years.

Gerrard ? what a load of bollocks

he did well yesterday. His job was to score and he did, once from open play, once under pressure with the pen. We should still rip anyone's arm off who wants to buy him this summer. Would be a travesty if we keep him.

What an arse... thinks he's mister big shot and all that.

It's all been a very complex affair. Much like the Owen ordeal. If Owen had not had that injury, he would have played more, obviously scored more and we may still have Souness in charge today. Same goes had we picked up 3 points at home that day, it might have bought Souey a couple extra weeks, like everyone of his wins did. So, aye, as ever it's a frustrating world.

Life is a waste of time Time is a waste of life Get wasted all the time And you'll have the time of your life

One Hour Photo!! "Every passing minute is a another chance to turn it all around."

don't know what to believe. This morning initial reports said the blow would keep him out for 8 weeks. But if this is from the man himself then ...

and of course the twat Shola did his best to try and prevent us from getting 3 points away from home.

Every year around this stage of the season I can't help but glance at our fixture list and look back, and see all the games in which we ridiculously dropped points. NUFC 1-1 Fulham - chance after chance Wigan 0-1 NUFC - ball over the line, not given Everton 1-0 NUFC - a point, or maybe three just waiting for us to take them. NUFC 2-2 Boro - two brain lapses in our defence, two goals for boro. NUFC 0-1 Bburn - dodgy goal. NUFC 0-0 Charlton Charlton 3-1 NUFC - should have pounded them. Obviously it does even itself out somewhat whith games like Pompey away where we deserved to be thrashed but came back with a point thanks to super Shay. And our football was quite dire until a certain Feb. 2nd 2006. But that's what makes great teams, being able to grind out results and performances consistently over a long period of time. Finishing in 6th would be tremendous considering many, and I personaly started to worry about relegation after we surrendered 3-0 at ManCity. It would put the whole Souness era to bed once and for all, and would be a great spring board for our new, Shearer-less, era. We need 3 points against the Brom, and 3 against the Birmingham to stand any chance of making it a glorious finish to it all.

and "2seasons Sunderland" have been overtaken by Birmingham tonight.

BitTornado or Azureus is the way to go.

lol, i'd seen that video a million times already, but those subtitles kept me gripped, watched all the way through once again.

1-1 Savage

Grandad Shearer has never been more appropriate.