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The French JFK?

An admirable attraction to all art. Is that what attracts you to Vonnegut? All the fitties in Slaughterhouse-Five?

Personally I prefer the third one, extended version, with the alternative ending where Pacino drops an apple instead of an orange, played backwards, with the theme tune in 2 octaves lower than the mainstream one...

The Conversation Absolutely fantastic. Gene Hackman is incredible in it. Not one to get carried away but The Conversation is one of the best films I've ever seen in my life. Nigh on perfect. 9/10

I was just thinking that yesterday. I like Sissoko but sometimes his decision making is a bit dodgy also. Good player mind, but he's not playing out of his skin to stop Hatem getting in the team ahead of him for me. Might be a totally different decision though if Cabaye is offski...

I think he'll go in the summer like. The way he is playing at the moment (consistency having been a problem for him last season mind), he is a champions league player. If he continues this for the rest of the season and has a decent world cup - something entirely possible - I think people will definitely be in for him. Fantastic player who has grown into a real leader on the pitch.

Liverpool. All day.

That's class, but whether we are able to capitalise on it is a different matter entirely.

Fulham collapsing. Think they are odds on to go down.

Relieved. Really hope West Ham go down. Horrible football. Mind, questions to be asked about the defending of the 2-1 lead for 45 minutes like. Not sure if Pardew just lacks confidence in the team to keep it. Should have pressed more like. Remy's egg

Fucking jammy bastards! We've played really, really well throughout the first half like. Hopefully their goal will only paper over their cracks as they have been utter shite. If we come out the same way in the second half, we will score again for sure.

I'd take that at the moment to be honest. Not as dire as a 'stop the rot' sort of position, but we do need to get back to winning ways.

Hobbit 2. Absolutely woeful.

Agree with those two points like.

Is that actually correct? Idiots.

He does genuinely crack on sometimes like he is off his tits though. His behaviour is just a bit odd, and often not in keeping with the discussion at the time. For instance, he will just burst in every now and again as if someone has just offended his dead mother, while other presenters are discussing a very meek topic. I remember a few weeks ago they were all having a laugh on the bbc red button coverage and he just turned to the presenter dead pan as fuck: (Everyone laughs together in good humour) GC: You just called me the wrong name. Presenter: I did!? (continues to laugh) GC: Don't ever do that again... ever. (Silence) Presenter: There's been a debatable corner decision at Doncaster!

Someone from here linked it into the Other Games thread a while ago, but this is indicative of his insanity: FORWARD - WAYNE ROONEY (Man Utd)I was speaking to my uncle Ben on Saturday and said that Aaron Ramsey was almost certain to be the unanimous choice for footballer of the year. He took the glass of champagne out of my hand and said: 'You mean Wayne Rooney, don't you?' I told him that he had made a very good point and promptly went home. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25179631

Worthy of about 3 red cards and a 6 match ban I heard.

I thought that my irritation at yesterday's game would have dissipated by now. It hasn't. Absolutely shocking decision. And if I read another Man City fan bleating on about how 'Newcastle are the dirtiest team in the league', 'Pardew is the worst person in the history of the game', 'Newcastle are the new Stoke', 'Horrible thug team', 'De Jong tackle was nothing compared to the Nasri attemped murder' etc. etc., I swear I'm going to pull my eyes out. The most blinkered perception of a football game I've seen in ages. Liverpool levels of blinkeredness. Utter fucking cunts who know nothing about football. As if Nasri is whiter than white as well the jack russell little shit.

He's a nut job.

The Tiote decision changed the game's mentality for both teams. Crowd got loud and behind the team again. I just think that out of all the teams in the league, Man City punish you for your mistakes the most. The difference between their passing and distribution to ours for instance, was enormous; Anita getting ever so slightly close to Nasri (I think, or Silva) in the build up to their first goal lets him turn and run, lay it off to the wide man who then sends it in for Dzeko. When we played Arsenal the other week I thought for the whole game that we were in it, didn't once think that this was a team who were going to win the league. Today, when the first goal went in, and for about 10/15 after that, i thought we could have been in for a stuffing. The Tiote incident changed the game in that pissed our players off enough to get even more up at them, get tighter to them. While at the same time the City players seemed a bit ruffled. We were in it today for sure, and we deserved a point no doubt. What I was referring to when I said the 'best team' was that when they were getting the better of us at the start of the game, they dominated us like no other team has this season.

By the way, much as the game was overshadowed by the disallowed goal, Man City I thought were by far the strongest team we have come up against this season. If they play the rest of the season the way they came out at the start of the game today they will walk to the title.

Jog on you dafty it's only a game of footy.