Billy Whitehurst

Off the top of my head, based on players currently playing or who have played this season. My all time list involves a lot of thought and too much rage before the long weekend. Boruc G Neville © Materazzi Lucio Terry Savage Henry De Jong Muscat Diouf Owen

I think he was struck by some rotten luck, however that was in addition to some shocking decisions. The main piece of bad luck was Shearer's injury, but he still ruined everything. I agree with Holden McGroin, I'd go as far to say this about Dalglish, he did more damage to Newcastle, than Souness, Ashley and Allardyce put together. His reign was a catastrophe, and it took us years to recover from his mis-management and poor decision making. Absolutely spot on, all of that. He ruined us and then had the cheek to fuck us over for compensation. What do you make of this dippers comparison between Keegan and Dalglish In terms of what they did at Newcastle, there is simply no comparison. The change Keegan brought about was nothing short of remarkable when you consider the state we were in/had been in for many of years before he took over. For me, Kevin Keegan is the best thing to have happened to this club in my lifetime. Equally, the manner in which Dalglish dismanted all of Keegan's good work was nothing short of remarkable.

I think he was struck by some rotten luck, however that was in addition to some shocking decisions. The main piece of bad luck was Shearer's injury, but he still ruined everything. I agree with Holden McGroin, I'd go as far to say this about Dalglish, he did more damage to Newcastle, than Souness, Ashley and Allardyce put together. His reign was a catastrophe, and it took us years to recover from his mis-management and poor decision making. Absolutely spot on, all of that. He ruined us and then had the cheek to fuck us over for compensation.

I donno if it's still there like but there was one about 10 years ago between The White Horse at Parsons Green, and Dawes Road, on Munster Road ran by Greeks absolutely superb, but you're right everywhere else is fuckin shite. Long way to go for you from Croydon to Fulham just for a decent fish and chips. Broadly agree but there are still some good ones. Masters Super Fish on Waterloo Road and Happy Days by Aldgate are both very good.

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Different culture mate. While the Japanese are currently facing hell on earth, here in Australia a 101 year old lady has her watch and shopping money stolen by a pair of middle aged men who obviously preyed on her and waited for an opportune time to nail her. A 95 year old blind woman gets bashed and robbed and an 80 year old bloke coming home from watching the movies gets pummeled and is left lying on the middle of the road. On the weekend a few coppers get blood spat in their face for trying to break up a fight. I've always said Australia and particularly America are our naughty kids who have turned in to right wronguns. unfortunately, import all the bad 'uns and you go the same way, like the UK is doing. etc etc ad infinitum obvious even to a blind man. I was down in London this week and practically anybody who serves you in food jobs etc or any low paid service industry is an EC (former Eastern bloc) or third country worker. The overwhelming majority are here grafting. To call them all 'bad uns' is laughable and based on nowt more than the Daily Mail's fabrication of the truth. A smart lad like you should get yourself out there and see it for yourself rather than being spoon fed what to think by the media. There are some 'bad uns' but broadly speaking as a percentage base they'll mirror UK indigenous 'bad uns'. Any non-British national (individually) in breach of the law should be considered for deportation. That's a perfectly fair and proportionate position to take and I don't think anyone would disagree, but your starting point generalisation (above) is just racism at the end of the day whichever way you dress it up. hoho. I don't read the Daily Mail, as you stalk me so much you should have read me posting this many times. I've seen enough of the world sonny, thank you. Save your namby pamby liberalism for someone else. At the end of the day, screaming "racist" at people who can see the direction the country is going and are concerned about it, is the act of a laughable leftie tosspot who sits in an ivory tower, brainwashed and a blind fool. I don't know where you think you are a smart lad, because for me you're just a complete idiot with an ego problem who can't even admit when they are wrong. If we can get "Guardian reader", "Shepherd and Hall" or "hippy" in there then I'm calling Leazes' Bingo.

Home to Spurs towards the end of the 84/85 - we lost, 3-2 or 4-2 I think. Not long after that, Waddle went to Spurs.

Or £185 to watch the final of the trampolining or £175 to watch the final of the synchronised swimming - absolutely mental. Looking through the list, the football looks about the only affordable event.

Billy Whitehurst and Tony Cunningham for me, absolutely abysmal. Made Stroller and Best look like Shearer and Sheringham.

Is the correct answer. I've tried a few other boots (Adipure, Predators etc) but nothing comes close to a pair of Copas.

This is how I always picture Leazes.

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Yeah, at the cost of $20 lost in gambling per drink. Your talking out of your arse mate! Go on the 1c slot machines, you'd be hard pressed to get through an hour without winning your $1 back Fish, regardless of people on here blatantly jealous that your going on holiday and they aren't, DO go to the Grand Canyon, Eagle Point is a must see. And on the way back DO spend the night in Vegas. When else are you going to be that close to either of them? You won't regret it Sounds like some drinking session that, sat at a fruit machine among all the blue rinse brigade pretending to play a 1c slot machine just to get a drink. Always imagined Vegas to be a bit more glam than that.

It's true like, people shouldn't mock, mental illness is a serious matter.

They've changed the title of it about 7 times now I think. Finally found it, absolute gold!

Where is this thread everyone is talking about? It's a right mess on NO.

wellllll - there are countries with similar populations who do better TBF Rob when I was a youngun, there was a cartoon called Henry's Cat, and the song went "he knows everything about nothing, and not too much about that." When I think of that now I think of you. Other than Uruguay, with a similar population to them, who have done better than Scotland and Ireland (and don't say Denmark). Croatia. Albeit a young country, but have still gone further in a major tournament than Ireland or Scotland have. You look at the standard of players they consistently produce and they are better than both Ireland and Scotland.

-------------------Krul Saylor-------Campbell------Colo-------Enrique Routledge--------Barton-------Tiote------Jonas -----------Ben Arfa ----------------------Carroll With Williamson and Nolan being extremely unlucky to miss out. Just think Campbell has loads to offer us in terms of organising the defence and he would probably complement Colo more than he would Williamson (who btw I think has been brilliant for us ever since he signed). Still, cracking dilemma to have. Tiote is the one I know nothing about but I'm assuming he is better than Smith.

Do you actually know how old the people who are commenting on this thread are, or are you just being a tit?

Bernie Winters and Snorbitz Russ Abbot Ted Rogers and Dusty Bin Little and Large Cannon and Ball Terry and June I moan about TV these days but by christ there was a lot of dross on back then.

On the whole I think Soccer AM at least used to be tolerable and/or funny but I remember one thing summing it up when they referred to "League 1" being the "second division in old money" - no you should have said the third you stupid twats. Soccer AM is unfunny but that James Corden show was on a different level, he's just an unfunny, fat, sycophantic twat with absolutely no redeeming features. I genuinely can't fathom his popularity. I flicked on once to see he had Chris Moyles on as a guest. I took it as a sign that the apocalypse was imminent.

So these people are up in arms about there being a mosque at ground zero even though its not a mosque and not at ground zero. Still, let's not let the facts get in the way of a good old bit of islamophobia.

Whatever the truth of that. It's just struck me that Man City value Milner as twice the player Ozil is. Incredible. Wasn't Ozil's price more a function of the fact that he only had 1 year left on his contract? That's more to do with the selling club innit? What they will accept when there's only one club interested. Man City are playing close to £30m for Miler when they could have conceivably gazzumped Madrid with a £20m offer for Ozil. Perhaps Ozil had indicated he'd turn down personal terms with any club other than Madrid so forced Bremen into accepting their offer. I think that's the point, as a result of his contract situation, he would have had a large say in where he went as he would only have to sit out another 12 months otherwise. Hence, Real Madrid were able to get him on the cheap. Given the clubs reportedly after him, it highly unlikely that he would have chosen Man City hence I don't think you can draw a comparison between the price of Milner and Ozil.

Whatever the truth of that. It's just struck me that Man City value Milner as twice the player Ozil is. Incredible. Wasn't Ozil's price more a function of the fact that he only had 1 year left on his contract?