Park Life

Think he's our most dangerous player on the park atm.

Didn't they finish 6th last year?

1-1 if we play well. 0-2 if we play not so well.

I think it's a policy of not attracting attention to players we're interested in so that we don't get outbid on the modest bids we're probably making. Well of course. So if there is no interest, what motivates the club to directly request no stories on the player? I think a journalist being told not to report on something is the biggest hint of interest going. Fingers crossed in that case.

Read an article that said Hodgson was trying to get him to Fulham when he was there. Seemed like a good striker and Hodgson is no mug.

I think it's a policy of not attracting attention to players we're interested in so that we don't get outbid on the modest bids we're probably making.

We reportedly put in a bid of 2.5, but he's attracting bids of 7m. Case closed.

Delete as appropriate.

Scratch that he's injured for 2 months.

Is he any good? Looks like a handy young buck. Rather him than anchovy.

My rating of your film knowledge turned out to be spot on then.

Looks like it started with DD trying to get Bafra to change agents....Rough translation: In an interview with Goal Marseille, the father of Hatem Ben Arfa looks at the reasons that prompted his son to leave Marseille. He said: "Hatem no longer wants to work with Deschamps is as simple as that," nothing to do with the club as explained Kamel Ben Arfa: "Everything has just arrived in Marseille Deschamps, who wanted impose his agent, Jean-Pierre Bernès to my son. He refused because he works with his lawyer, Jean-Jacques Bertrand. Relationships have always been cold between the two men because of this first spat. The father of Ben Arfa said that he "never cites his name, he said the coach" to talk about Didier Deschamps."

It's Warren Beatty in Reds.

Cid MCDP

Went round his house once, made me sit through about 4 hours of fart or bottom or someting, some kind of utter shit comedy anyway.

Parky - A canny lad on the whole. Likes to pass himself off as an enigma wrapped in a riddle. An artistic elitist who claims to buy into idiotic, unfounded scientific and political conspiracy theories. Whenever he's in too deep he's always happy to end the argument with a vague slice of nonsense and a wink. Which is to his credit. Nice little character he's created.

Think NE6 was funnier on NO, there seemed to be more of an edge to his comments for a spell. Think everyone on here can raise a smile from time to time, after all you don't want to look like you're working at it.

Anita from Ajax would be a good shout as he could cover DM and left back.

More MFI imo.

Wouldn't be so sure. Ironically losing this one badly might spur action in the markets.

Know what you mean. Gemma Arterton revived it for me like. Never saw that although I've seen 'Tess' (the Polanski fillum with Natasha Kinsky), which is canny. Watched The Tennant last night. Sposed to be awesome that, always meant to watch it. What you make of it? It's classic Polanski, his art and wit as a director shines through, also his early obsession with clasutrophobic spaces and distortion, but it also has a streak of humour running through it. I think it was really an expose of his mullings on persona and the slightly detached world of the loner type. He's in it which gives it another dimension. The brush strokes are as half formed ideas which came to fruition later in Chinatown as to characterisation and people who appear to be respectable but are actually petty, bitter and dark. In saying all that I don't think it has aged well and I had to really keep my mind on it. Some of it is painfully overlit with lazy camera positons and he does come across as someone who is perhaps a little too in love with himself and planning to fuck a lot of women. Best watched with Rosemary's Baby or Cul-de-Sac.

Easton Ellis? Any more of that nonsense and I'll shove a live rat up your pipes. ( Whilst immaculately dressed in Paul Smith , naturally)