You go ask something then.
I'd rather not. She's not having my attention!
You go ask something then.
Well you are right and it's better not to expect much, but these games could give them real trouble, especially with the CL fixture against City mixed in between next week.
Anyone played Tokyo Jungle? I didn't like Noby Noby Boy and that recieved similar impressions, and don't wanna waste a tenner
Think the only Norwegian band I have ever heard live must be TurboNegro. Not a band I can recommend, lol.
If people are up for a little bit of serious debate this afternoon I'd like to know what your feelings are about the MK Dons. As I live quite locally I'd be interested to hear what peoples opinions are, particularly from people in the US where relocating a team is not unheard of.
There was a Guardian article by Paul Doyle put up yesterday regarding their young manager Karl Robinson and his attitude towards the game. It's a very good piece but equally as interesting is the comments section which range quite widely on people's feelings for the club.
I urge you to read the article and comments before replying. I've got to quickly pop out but I'll be back in half an hour or so to see if I've manged to stir up any discussion.
Anyone got any news about Newcastle's team tonight? Can't seem to find anything.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-19727779 more there.Kelvin McKenzie wants Hillsborough apology from police
Ex-Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie wants South Yorkshire Police to apologise for the "vilification" he received in the wake of the Hillsborough tragedy.
His lawyers have contacted the force asking for an apology over his "personal vilification for decades", the BBC's Ross Hawkins reported.
Mr MacKenzie printed a front page story about Liverpool fans, shortly after the 1989 disaster, headlined "The Truth".
Ninety-six football fans died as a result of the tragedy in Sheffield.
In an article for the Spectator to be published on Thursday, MacKenzie says: "I hope that after 23 years we can all agree on the truth."
There was a Guardian article by Paul Doyle put up yesterday regarding their young manager Karl Robinson and his attitude towards the game. It's a very good piece but equally as interesting is the comments section which range quite widely on people's feelings for the club.
Yoshida creepin on Shinji said:
Twilight is pretty fun to watch.
Hmm...define 'fun'.
Touching yourself to a girl with no figure, no personality, and no talent.
Alex Morgan shits on every single French player.
hipster
Why the fuck donovan doesnt go to you guys pisses me off
:lol no
Why the fuck donovan doesnt go to you guys pisses me off
:lol no
My god people, DIFFERENT STROKES!
My god people, DIFFERENT STROKES!
Touching yourself to a girl with no figure, no personality, and no talent.
Dude, come on.
She's nice, still not as nice as Morgan though, you're falling for the French theme.
I thought it was a boy in panic room.
But seriously, the twilight hate does get pretty damn stupid, watched the first of them and yeah it's pretty bad, but it's not really that offensively bad that I can bother constantly mocking it even if their fans are fucking lunatics, in a world where people are Liverpool supporters and geniunly think dead space is good games, there's far more important people to point and laugh at.
Also, she's got that mole
Pescara vs Palermo
Forza Palermo. The faster we confirm Pescara's relegation, the better.
I think its fine to transfer a team if its a choice between that and liquidation, but they should have ceased all connection with Wimbledon. Trophies should have gone down in history as belonging to a defunct Wimbledon FC
The animosity feels justified. I respect him on one level for cultivating a passing style, but the remarks about lazily uprooting a club carry an awful lot of weight. And I understand that he's hardly going to publicly concede the scumminess of his club's initiation - but that just leaves him in a scummy position.
I don't think we'll see Ben Arfa tonight. So I won't be surprised if we lose.