THunter

I've had the same at work. "You should be supporting an English team." To which the obvious reply is. "You should be supporting your home town team." The favourite story at the moment seems to be, "Well, I was born in Manchester" Aye, right.

The Police thought he was Hussain Osman, who tried to detonate a bomb the previous day. I'm surprised there's so much ignorance on an inquest that was widely reported. Here's one from the Telegraph, hardly a subversive source. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/3726202/Jean-Charles-de-Menezes-Police-evidence-called-into-question-by-inquest-jury.html I'd normally cut a bit of slack to those whose job it is to prevent us being blown up, but this is an enormous fuck up, whichever way you look at it.

Lazy research, crap surveillance and mistaken identity led to the death of Charles de Menezes. The Police chose to kill him because they believed he was someone else. They would have done so regardless of how he behaved in the tube station.

You're scaring 'em shitless with all those new words. Garrp will be trembling under the stairs by now, crying for his mum, in between wanking himself into a coma over pictures of Jack Wilshire.

I refer you to the last line of my previous post.

Very funny but not original. Blackburn did the same thing to Burnley a few years back, allegedly paid for by Simon Garner.

Yeah, because you know my work colleague voted and the tax office always asks. A stupid post, even by your standards. I know you're only a kid, and that you crave the attention, but for fucks sake, grow up.

Congratulations. A girl at work did the same thing. Three months later she's still waiting for the money.

Can't say I was much interested. A couple in their late twenties, both of them past their sell by date. Then again, I can't see the need for the hostility. If it makes folk feel good and instills a bit of national pride, then what's the harm?

Impressive.

It's a good point but there are better games to illustrate it than the ones you mention. We did well against Spurs and Newcastle at home, but those sides play an open game themselves and let you do the same. We struggled against Liverpool, even when they were playing badly, because they were still organised in midfield. That said, if Coyle is serious about turning us into a pass and move side then it's not going to happen quickly and he's inherited a squad assembled by a man who couldn't give a shiny shit about such things. We don't close teams down well, but we usually get away with at home. Away we don't and that's more of an issue than the formation.

I believe that was Stan Bowles, rather than a Sunderland player, and it was deliberate. To finish things off nicely QPR won 3-0.

I don't like the Munich chants, but reading that load of self pitying shite, I might change my mind. I'm pretty sure we won 2-0. Owt wrong with the first goal?

Then he got dropped for the next game.

We won 1-0.

Ziggy's Edit: just noticed Widnes's post which pretty much describes the place.

Any of these any use? http://www.uk-mobile-broadband-deals.com/topdeals.php?gclid=CNCz6IT3g6gCFQEZ4QodhhBMiQ Some short term deals in there. If you live in the sticks you'll need to check coverage. It's a bit of minefield. T-Mobile and Virgin, which sits on top of the T-Mobile network ain't good.

Alternative explation http://www.sex-lexis.com/Sex-Dictionary/queynte Chaucer and Shakespeare on Wandererways on the same day. Highbrow stuff.

Indeed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm-AjOi3Wyk&NR=1&feature=fvwp Oh, and Ali's better than anything Arsenal have. But Bogdan will be better.

Just a guess, but are you thinking of Paul Dickov? It was against Blackburn, but in the same six match losing run at the end of 2004 that we lost to City in. The little twat had a couple of spells at City, both before and after that.

That's pretty much it. In true Geordie tradition, what he's said is a bit dim. In two out of three seasons after he joined, we finished comfortably above Newcastle. We were one place behind in the other, due to Chelsea sending the reserve team to St James' Park when they had the title sewn up. Our backroom staff prolonged his career. At the same time Newcastle had difficulty getting eleven fit players onto the pitch. Still don't see owt to be offended by though.

and directly quoted as saying he enjoyed his time here... Not sure why he's going on about Bobby Robson, mind. Newcastle sacked him four games into the the 2004 season just after Speed left.

Have a +1 JD. It's not as though he's said anything bad about us.

Got my eye on a cottage in the lakes in need of some renovation. There's a barn that comes with it for the next project. Not worked out what I'm going to do with the other ?116,300,000 yet.

Fat chance. There's only one solution for that place. Carpet bombing.