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The billions swimming around the premier league ensure that the best young talent from around the planet is easier to tempt to this country. Germany and Spain don't have that sort of income at their slightly more mid table clubs so they have to produce decent youngsters. Enriquez springs to mind here, a fullly formed young player who was an established pick at his club, the irony being that his signing prevented the same thing happening here. It's money that has distorted the system in this country. If you sat in the stands at Wigan on a match day and shouted some of the stuff that McKay put in his texts to his mate then you'd be removed from your seat and banned. It's ridiculous that he's been given a job but not surprising seeing as it's Whelan. The local MP wrote to him saying please don't consider McKay for the job and was promptly told she didn't understand as she wasnt local to Wigan. Twat.

Well no shit Sherlock? If Jonas is pissed off (to put it mildly) with the way NUFC handled his illness/contract issues then I think I'll go with that, if its all the same to you. Fanks.

Seemingly confirmation of what has been strongly suspected....I can't help feeling that the slump from January onwards was somehow tied in to the manager treating possibly the most popular figure in the changing room worse than shit....it would certainly make me lose all motivation. If Pardew made the decision on his own "for football reasons" then it's still utterly shameful, but if he was only passing on an order from Ashley so the fat cunt wouldn't have to offer a cancer patient a new contract then that puts a whole new complexion on it.... http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/411219/Newcastle-Jonas-Gutierrez-Alan-Pardew

Tom Stade.....did 30mins on Boots various 3 for 2 offers on no. 7 make up and dropped the C bomb at least half a dozen times...not bad at all... his support was a lad called Dave Williams...got excited for a minute but he came on with a decent head of hair... :/ No more than 250 tickets sold @ £16 a throw in a 600 seater venue, mid November in a town of 90k.... not sure if thats respectable or shite-ish?...am thinking the latter...

That'll be ball pein hammer... http://www.rapidonline.com/Tools-Equipment/Ball-Pein-Hammer-Set-3pc-89-0867/?source=googleps&utm_source=googleps&IncVat=1&gclid=CjwKEAiAnLGjBRCk_I-y_4iAmB0SJADGjWWzcodGK2y_kU6xHi7FwB33cNK1woVTstpmWpIeWK9uUxoCTwvw_wcB No need to thank me

It's easy to forget that last year's game was fairly entertaining, it's not easy to forget how shite England were in the summer...Am half jockinese and half saxon, can't lose am off to the pub

Team News Scotland v England (20:00 GMT) Posted at England make six changes from the team which beat Slovenia. Former Celtic keeper Fraser Forster starts, as does Stewart Downing. Back from the cold. England: Forster, Clyne, Shaw, Milner, Cahill, Smalling, Wilshere, Downing, Wellbeck, Rooney, Oxlade-Chamberlain Team News Scotland v England (20:00 GMT) Posted at The Scotland team is in. No rotation from Gordon Strachan as he makes just one change, with Steven Fletcher replaced up front by Derby's Chris Martin. Scotland: Marshall, Whittaker, Robertson, R. Martin, Hanley, Maloney, Mulgrew, Brown, C. Martin, Naismith, Anya

Sounds like he should be supporting anyone BUT England to me like

Podolski isn't physical enough to lead the line? Has Amy gooner knickers seen Perez play? The article would be more accurate if it said Podolski is too fuckin lazy to lead the line iyam.

True about him wanting rid, Benitez made an offer but it was turned down by Shepherd. Shearer asked Robson why he wasn't told of the offer, was told it was "club business" Don't know about the press thing, but it again sounds a bit like the manager having difficulty with a player that had too much power.

Sir Bob strongly hints in his book that Shearer knocked a nail or two into his SJP coffin, particularly to do with the UEFA cup tie in Valerenga where Shearer travelled but didn't play and went straight to the press whingeing about it, knowing full well how it would undermine his manager.

Aye Andrews nailed it Shearer. There I said it. 2 top class seasons in 8. If you look at it properly there's two things you can say, he didn't often receive the best service, but sometimes when he did he was found wanting. Also injuries paid a part too...but I think he became a bit ofa flat track bully at the end, aided and abbetted by a weak chairman who indulged his desire to break Milburns record in lieu of actually winning something for the club/fans in pre "big 4/5/6" times. I also think Gullit had a point when he basically said it was difficult to have success when there was a cult around one player who was the most powerful man at the club. Very good for us, undeniable. But put the sentimentality of turning Manu down aside, and for me we shouldn't attatch as much importance to him as we do.

Fish is in negatiations with HMHM for them, am on a cut for setting it up

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/i-watched-tory-mp-murder-4636497

Am wondering if the lad in the papers this weekend making some utterly horrifying allegations is the "smoking gun" that will confirm what half the internet has been banging on about for the last 3 years has some proper truth to it?...

There's lads dying every month in Qatar on the construction of the stadiums, this after having their passports confiscated and wages withheld i.e. basically slavery, all with Blatter's blessing...then turns a blind eye when people trying to expose this are incarcerated in Qatar... http://rt.com/news/185780-qatar-world-cup-workers/

The only way to achieve change is for the sponsors to withdraw en masse.... but when Emirates and Sony did this they were replaced by, of all companies, Qatar Airways

Aye Bez had Psycho and Winterburn in front of him, hardly a sniff of a cap with those two around, suppose LeSaux just made things worse too. Great attacking fullback, definetly not a wingback

Mark McGee, made all the space that Mickey Quinn scored his goals in See also Paul Goddard who almost single handedly kept us up in 87.

This gosling chracter is a blatant mackem iyam...

Prosecutions are a good point but will never happen as long as the things like the head of the hedge fund who benefitted most from the under pricing of the Post Office shares having George Osborne as his best man keep happening

Scotland v Ireland was abysmal but in the spirit of fairness I'd say William Wallace's fine decendants were a better side than the bogtrotters