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  1. Is she in overnight Davey?..... I fractured my elbow when I was 9 and they re-set that with what can only be described as a length of piano wire.....it was removed "sans anesthtique" by yanking it out a huge pair of pliers. Hope things are a little less primative nowadays
  2. I think the phrase your looking for is "First division" working class. i.e. those who kept coal under the bed, not in the bath
  3. quack quack oops.....DLT's been nicked....
  4. If, as you point out, this isnt a "kiss and tell", do you think theres a possiblity that Paula Broadwell was put up to all this by someone who wanted out of the way?..."go in there and stir some shit up, lets see the what the fallout is" Broadwell is ex West Point,an ex regular army and reserve army intelligence corp Lietenant Colonel...I dont think its beyond the realms of possiblity that shes been sent in there by others. And if it means turning over some cling-on's email account to accomplish what they set out to do, what the fuck does that matter to them? And reading that snippet youve posted, if this person at the FBI was such a good friend, how come Kelley's emails were ripped to shred's by her alleged friend's colleague's and/or superior's?...why did the friend share them around the office?
  5. I've got hold of the wrong end of the stick...the "random lass" was an unpaid social organiser for the US military at a base where Patreus has an office. Hardly random though. She was in Patreus's web and went to the FBI of her own free will when she started getting these emails. What the fuck did she expect
  6. Its a fit up...somone in the FBI/homeland sec/Penatgaon etc wanted rid of Patreus from the FBI and set a honey with the worlds sexiest (to a 60 year old 4 star General) woman. Others have been dragged into it. If you dont want your work emails investigated without so much as a by-your-leave then I'd avoid working for the FBI.
  7. Brazil are 13th in the fifa rankings.....mind, Portugal are 3rd?? http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/rankingtable/index.html
  8. Is it fair to say that theres more chance of Leazes flying to the moon on Shergar with Lord Lucan riding shotgun than him ever getting back on here?...
  9. I met a small mob of theirs on the way back to Poole on the train a few years back, they were good crack. They all lived in the area but they were in London regularly to watch Brentford at home. Theres a raliway social club at Bournemouth Station and this Saturday night there was a wedding on...we ended up being escorted out after a few vol au vents and the chief bridesmaid bursting into tears after one of these nutters started groping her on the dancefloor
  10. Chelsea used to do all Fulham's fighting for them iirc .....and Brentford, and QPR etc etc...
  11. http://www1.skysports.com/football/live/match/274227/report Newcatle v West Ham Crosses Newcastle 35 West Ham 20
  12. We got in behind the West Ham right back at least half a dozen times in the second half. Its what happened after that...the balls usually rolled into an empty space where Ba,Shola,Cabaye or Anita should have been. And when Obertan came on he beat his man on the other side a couple of times too. Thats how goals are scored, getting in behind defenders and we did it regularly in the second half. You're claiming otherwise because there was no end product, but you've got to look at the facts.
  13. CT you want to lay off the Kronenbourg pre game mate. Penetration down the flanks wasnt a problem on Sunday.
  14. jesus...10 years ago today... 2002 Feyenoord (a) 3-2 (1-0) Champs League Match 6 Bellamy(45+1,90+1), Viana(49) Bombarda(65), Lurling(71) 45,000 No matter what Newcastle managed to get from their trip to Rotterdam, there was surely no way an under-strength Juventus would get the result in Kiev that Sir Bobby Robson's side needed in order to complete a remarkable comeback to qualify. But when Craig Bellamy returned from a three game ban to score on the stroke of half-time and the Italians were holding Dynamo, the impossible dream was suddenly on. Hugo Viana made it 2-0 but Kiev then netted through Shatskikh - a goal that seemed to dash our hopes of qualification. Juventus then dramatically equalised just three minutes later - through Salas - as Feyenoord got one back through sub Mariano Bombarda. And then Juve scored again, Zalayeta putting the Serie A side ahead on 61 minutes. We needed to hang onto to our lead but Feyenoord promptly equalised through Anthony Lurling as United threatened to capitulate. With Juventus hanging on for what was their first away win in this competition in 18 attempts (since winning in Kiev four years earlier), Newcastle needed inspiration. And it came indirectly through Kieron Dyer, who broke through the Dutch defence and seemed a certain scorer, only to shoot weakly at Patrick Lodewijks. The rebound though went no further than Bellamy, who squeezed the ball between keeper and post for an incredible finish in the first minute of added time. German referee Franz Xaver-Wack then kept the travelling Magpies in agonies for two more minutes before blowing his whistle - the party truly getting underway when confirmation of Juve's success filtered through.
  15. iirc Cabaye made very similar comments last season and he's been fuckin shite....this season
  16. Crunchy Nut is the way ahead CT
  17. Can't we trry to get Paula Broadwell to run?...she's no Kelly Brook, but she's causing commotion in my underwear department this morning...I think its her nasty abuse of power and trust that's turning me on, the fuckin evil scheming bitch
  18. I see...dont know much about Edwards but SB is pretty good when it comes to NUFC.
  19. Sounds like his agents been on the phone...perhaps trying to drum up interest from another club by geting the story into the press. I dont know why these journo's let themselves be used like that. Theres a reason most people have a low opinion of football reporters and its usually because of stuff like this.
  20. Would key players being mising possibly have a bearing on that?....
  21. Well he doesnt. Certainly not yesterday. The fact is I agree largely with a lot of that, but not about the effect its having on the team.How many times did a player beat the West Ham right back yesterday?....I counted 6 times in the second half. That should be 3 goals. Someone from midfield shouldve been in the spaces where the ball was being put into. So either Cabaye is being told to hold back or he cant be arsed to attack. Or without Tiote he doesnt trust Anita to shut the door on a counter attack. So its either Cabayes heed being turned or a tactical fuck up or we're missing the suspended Tiote, who's abscnece is self inflicted, his rep precedes him now. The real, truly depressing thing for me is if we hadnt targeted the hopelsss WH rightback, if we had acheived no penetration down that flank because of the weakness of that player. Thats what wins games against tight sides like the ones Allardyce put out.Its not all Brazil 70 man. We acheived what we set out to do, target the right back, we just couldnt finish it because probably a mixture of the things I mentioned. Bottom line is a good mananger will address the problems I've outlined, and for many Pardew was a good manager last season. Whats changed?
  22. But the investment/transfer system that got last seasons results is still the system we have today. One thing we're going to need in Ashley's brave new world where we may get seasons like 2010/11 is a hell of a lot of paticence. We're not going to get the players we need when we need them with Ashley, anyone who has let this slip from their mind is serously misreading him and the club's situation. And as it was good enough last season, I dont get why people who showered the regime with praise 6 months ago are having nervous breakdowns this morning. Nothings changed.
  23. Thats what it is, the competative advantage the licence fee gives the beeb over everyone else that really bothers them. The trouble is, until the Saville thing the beeb could take the moral high ground...you'd never find them supporting Hitler or bugging the phones of murder victim's families. But now it looks very much like they were protecting a known paedophile for decades...only themsleves to blame.
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