mickadoo

No good having loads of T.V. money and no support, hence affecting the likelihood of a win, is it? Long term it's better to have a good atmosphere and win the game.

At least he can't miss any penalties then.

Nope, here he is..

And the best player ever just went to Milan for around 4 or 5 million

Well yeah, he's a bit crap. Used to be alright at leeds though. Left back, dead ball specialist are in demand now, just look at bale. I thought this morning bale was gay, I think its just vanalism on wikipedia but this morning when i was reading it, it said "Whilst at Whitchurch High School, Gareth bummed around at Southampton's satellite Academy in Bath, where, because of his initial confusion over his sexuality, there was some doubt if Southampton would give him a scholarship." but that's been changed now, funny though

Only one of the best left backs in the world, and probably guaranteed at least 10 goals a season.

If they're signing anyone from Levante it should be Ian Harte.

jackburn at home

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/columns/story...os1&cc=5739

I think it's a great idea, keep up the good work Mark B.

If you feel like giving me one.. then yes. I feel i deserve one.

If needs be couldn't Speed cover at right back and give Andy Tey a chance in midfield.

Weekends results for teams 6th to 9th Portsmouth 0 - 1 Charlton Athletic Reading 3 - 1 Sheffield U. Fulham 1 - 1 Tottenham H. Wigan Athletic 0 - 2 Everton None of those teams look particularly rampant right now, although out of "the pack" Tottenham will probably do enough to pass Bolton, seeing as they have a big squad to rest players with. Portsmouth look a bit tired, but they might buy their way out there.

It's very unlikely Diogo would consider Bolton. Good right hook on him though: We'll have that retard Ngo Beng anyway, wandering around aimlessly on the pitch, catching the ball, turning up to matches naked... Just need someone who won't mess up too much is all, and other than that the team will be alright till summer. I'm thinking someone on a par with Wes Brown or that standard. Lauren would've been alright, but he's gone now.

2-1, good result for Arsenal and Chelsea, bad result for Utd and Bolton

Didn't he just look divine yesterday?

From to this: He looks terrible in all recent photos, must be the pressure getting to him. Reminds me of last season when Steve Bruce aged about 50 years in the second half of the season.

That's fair enough, but you can at least see where he's coming from. He sees how the top teams sell out most games, and particularly the effects of the crowd at Anfield. Even the best manager in the world couldn't work wonders without the gates to back them up.

It's not always just a results game, this thrashing damages any positive image and will affect player mentality for some time.

Gary Lawrenson, marks evil half-brother. Dishing out rogue match predictions for anyone who'll lend an ear.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqov9LPPFR4 He's not a bad prospect, one of Houliers big money buys that didn't cut it, but has potential. That reminds me of another player playing for us ranked very highly this season anyway. Cisses got a good enough scoring record at: Auxerre 128 (70) Liverpool 49 (13) Marseille 4 (2) France 29 (9) And a lot of the time at liverpool he was subbed or playing on the wing. I just think if it did happen on the cheap he'd be an exciting alternative to Davies up front.

He's taking long enough to do it anyway. Maybe he broke a few of the machines or something, the fat bastard.

Is that arsene wenger in the background for the City report page? http://www.bwfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Match...~964727,00.html

He's been after him for ages, and Duscher, next he'll be after Rivaldo again.

Back when he was fit at blackburn he was getting about a goal nearly every 4 games which is pretty good. His wikipedia article has already been updated! It's supposed to be an encyclopedia but it might as well be a news feed the speed things happen on it, says this at the end of his article "In Janurary 2007, Bolton Wanderers boss Sam Allardyce revealed he had agreed a cut-price fee of ??1million with Birmingham for Dunn, but the move could fall through as Dunn has been troubled by back problems and could fail his medical."