KingKev

Has anyone a link working please PM. Cheers!

1-1 bellamy

I just hope we continue to attack and add a second and a third one - I don't want another Stoke.

Get in!!!

Geremi's free kicks are bloody crap

Owen hits post. Great play

Bellamy 3 or 4 times offside in the first 7 mins

Sloppy passing and nervous defending so far - very promising...

Really worried because of Bellamy's pace, need to be careful.

How do they call him on .com? Fat Spanish waiter

might go something like this; " i now need only £10m to spend cos ive just spent £6m on shola ameobi. This kid has the potential to be a legend at NUFC and fill Alan's Shearers boots. Players like Shola are the future of this club and i'm delighted and i'm sure the supporters of Newcastle Utd are delighted that we have secured his services on a three year deal. I think and so does Mike, that shola can make it into the England squad and i will be telling mr Capello so."

Lua Lua can't play in the middle of midfield though. Yes, he is a winger, but he's still the better option than this Brazilian amateur.

JFK will bring in Cacapa instead of a young lad like Lua Lua

I'm looking forward to JFK's interview about Shola's new contract...

Well, he never really had a chance of succeeding at Leeds. He did hate Don Revie, Don Revie did hate him, the players loved Don Revie, and they started to hate Clough. He should not have taken that job, his biggest mistake of his career.

When is it released? Am I right in thinking Michael Sheen, the guy who played Blair and Frost, is playing Clough in the film? At the end of March. And yes, Sheen is playing Clough. http://www.britfilms.tv/index.php?id=5694 The film has already been criticised by Clough's family, but it's still something you shouldn't miss.

True. He wasn't one for tactics or worrying about what the opposition were doing. Todays namby-pamby millionaire probably wouldn't know how to take him either. I think Peter Taylor should probably get a bigger mention in the pages of history than he does too. Agree about those books too. Totally agree, if you look at the times where Clough failed it was when he was without Taylor, they were a footballing double act and one was weaker without the other. Have you read "With Clough by Taylor" Jimbo? Remember that book, but that was written by Taylor decades ago, wasn't it, when they still were at Forest? Forest. It's written by the journalist from the Nottingham Evening Post who shadowed him for about twenty years. Duncan Hamilton I think he's called. Well, I'll have a look at Amazon, thanks.

I started to read ''The Damned United'' a few days ago, and it's a fascinating insight into Cloughie's mind. The most mentioned words probably are ''bloody'' and ''fucking'' His autobiography ''Walking on water'' should be somewhere in my house as well, but I've not managed to read it yet. Is ''Provided you don't kiss me'' only about his reign at Forest or his whole managing career?

''When I go, God's going to have to give up his favourite chair.''

Brian Clough's son Nigel takes charge at Derby. What do you actually think of Brian Clough? Yes, he was a Sunderland player, but what he has achieved with Forest and Derby deserves a lot of respect. We'll see whether his son is able to repeat these miracles at Pride Park...

Give him a 3-year-contract as a groundkeeper.

Yes, if we loose Zoggy & Owen in January and continue to drop points at home, then we're going to have problems. But I don't think there will be a mass exit in the transfer window. We should do O.K. with Owen until the end of the season. But you're right, if many players leave and nobody is coming in, then the possibility of us going down gets bigger and bigger given the fact that we have a lot of long term injuries.

Daniel Cordone