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According to nufc.com: Most Consecutive Defeats: 10 from 23rd August 1977 to 22nd December 1977 Premier League years I don't think we've lost 5 in a row.

Good post completely agree.

and this co-commentator

Fucking shite man. Haven't deserved that at all the fucking hoof ball twats. Fuck off.

Fucks sake.

need to get some possession back here. Keep the ball for a bit, calm them down.

Even Tiote's backpasses are pure radge

Cisse!!!! get in lad!!!

watching the highlights of weekend games at halftime... I hadn't see Al Habsi's howler

River anyone?

Yeah, think he finds a good balance to his roles as well, never over plays them but they are always memorable. His role in Talented Mr. Ripley for instance, he isn't in the film a lot but his performance kind of brings a lot of the film together IMO.

Aye, and shock horror, Joaquin Phoenix plays a slightly deranged, socially incompetent, aggressive oddball. (Both performances are pretty special like tbf, stand out as something that the film got spot on)

You going to see it anytime soon? I saw it on Sunday.

Yeah it makes me feel ill like. On Monday as well, in his very first press conference being officially announced as manager of QPR, he was already talking about other team's players. Would love it if they got relegated.

très certainement

Now out until February http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11678/8289313/Yohan-Cabaye-ruled-out-until-February-as-he-needs-further-surgery-on-groin

Agreed, but need to get quality of deliveries sorted first, Cabaye can't take a corner.

Also the master had Wolfy aaaaaallll owa it.

The Master Weird film. Not as good as I was hoping for. The storyline was weak and there wasn't much fluidity between scenes. Left the cinema thinking 'what actually happened in that film?' Very hard to describe. That said, acting from all involved was phenomenal, and the film had a couple of brilliant scenes. Directing was great as you'd expect from him. Just think the editing of the film left a lot to be desired. It felt like the storyline didn't know what it wanted to do - did it want to expose scientology/the cause for being a exploitative charlatan-run organisation that preys on the vulnerable? Or did it want to tell the story of Phoenix's character as the sexually frustrated loner with psychotic tendencies? In the end, it didn't really do either to a satisfactory extent. Was left a little unfulfilled - something you shouldn't feel after 2 hours 30 mins in the cinema. 6/10 (I think, haven't wholly made my mind up on lots of the film)

That was shit.

Mint crack that. Good lad Cisse.

BOOM!

I think it would just give me a headache after a while / boring twat. This one as well: http://www.firebox.com/product/3524/G-1-Glass-Pool-Table Tyne bridge in the background of the second photo? Swish digs regardless.