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Agree but I suppose they'll just have to get by with Rooney/Tevez and Drogba/Shevchenko. They haven't done too badly all things considered.

Burdisso off. 2 yellows. Very harsh on Inter tbh.

You're right. Its easy to see why Inter are struggling in the Italian league this season Okay then the scottish league is great Rangers and Celtic brilliant Cruz is the worst striker in Europe. Ibrahimovic is s****. Serie A is the same as the SPL. ...clearly on the wind up. When saying in Europe i am on about the European Competitons Obviously the SPL isnt better then Serie A but just because Inter are dominating doesnt mean they are great team only like that since the points deduction http://www.brogan.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/hole.jpg

He's not like. One name springs to mind immediately... Owen?

He's not like. One name springs to mind immediately...

Inter v Liverpool tonight chaps. SS2. If Liverpool score, Inter need 4 to win it.

If we're talking biggest=most important, then this.

I'm going to egg the fat twat's house again tonight. Lazy fucker.

The referee was Portugese iirc and Conceicao was constantly rabbiting away to him all game. It made his performance all the better.

Bernard's best game for us imo.

A Dalglish buy. £4.6m iirc

As poorly as we played under Allardyce, I think we'd have got more than 2 points from the 7 fixtures. Impossible to say for sure obviously.

Your right I should just walk away, knowing I won the battle. Just stopping would be good.

Stop bickering man ffs.

It's not the priest...

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_3257884,00.html Blatter having a right pop at Martin Taylor... Fifa president Sepp Blatter has launched a stinging attack on Martin Taylor and revealed Fifa could impose a further ban on the player. Blatter hasy described the tackle by Birmingham defender Taylor which left Arsenal striker Eduardo with a broken leg as an "attack" which has "nothing to do with football". Blatter admitted new regulations will allow Fifato review decisions such as the Football Association's mandatory three-match ban for Taylor, with a view to imposing their own more substantial punishments. Taylor's challenge on Arsenal striker Eduardo last month - came in for especially outspoken criticism from Blatter, who revealed Fifa will ask the Football Association for its report on this specific incident so that they can consider whether further action can or should be taken. Shocking "It is shocking when you see how this player was attacked. It is not football," he told Sky Sports News. "Football is a contact game, but it is a game with rules. "You have to have respect - and what we witnessed there has nothing to do with football. "This is to destroy another player, and that is not the aim of our game." "Our game is there for entertainment, for emotions and even a little bit of passion but not this way. Blatter is adamant more stringent penalties are required for certain instances of foul play. "Such players should not only be suspended for a certain time - they should be banned until they have realised they have done something absolutely wrong," added Blatter "How can you imagine in any other profession - that a dentist would try to demolish a dentist, or a painter a painter? Whatever it is not possible. "On the field of play as well, no this is a game please, this is an appeal to everybody to stop this." "I think three matches I should have the report of the referee and match observers that okayed that. "We will do it. Ask the league through the FA to give us the report on that and give it to our disciplinary committee to have a look on that and we will come back on that. "We will have a look on that I was very much shocked by seeing that." Forgiven Eduardo's injury is expected to keep him out of football until the end of the year - but his fellow Arsenal forward Emmanuel Adebayor is prepared to accept that Taylor had no intention of inflicting such a serious injury. "We have to forgive him," he said. "Whatever happened, I cannot believe he had it in his mind to turn the ankle of another player. "He did not do it on purpose," Adebayor told Sky Sports News.

The only reason we could sign him is because he's a free agent so who is on loan from? Oh yeah. That is what they said, though. That's SSN for you! Was more thinking out loud really.

The only reason we could sign him is because he's a free agent so who is on loan from?

Also, Geordies don't have loyalty to tesco - if sainsburys sold cheaper milk they'd probably go there instead, not keep going to tesco in the hope that one day milk would drop to the cheapest price in the country. 5th cheapest in the last 10 years tbh.

Cascarino was top scorer in France one year iirc. Was on the 'roids over there too. Although he didn't know that at the time. Roids - how do you know that?! Have you read his book? Its supposed to be good. No, but it is in his book (which I bought my Dad and intend to borrow - v. good by all accounts) and I've heard him go on about it in interviews. There was a big scandal in France about it when it all came out (not just from Cascarino, I don't think he twigged until it came out). Also, isn't it correct he had absolutely no right to play for Ireland? Also dyed his hair the night before he went to meet the Club President to make him look younger too.

Hate to say it but they'll twat us, big time. I'm guessing at least 3-0. If we defend poorly then it could well be 4 or 5. They're flying and we're struggling badly. :-[

I think he talks a lot of sense when he's doing punditry. Classic case of being able to talk a good game but failing miserably when it comes to backing it up for real.

Barca, Man Utd, Arsenal, Fenerbache, Schalke, Roma, Chelsea and either Liverpool or Inter for the last 8. I fancy the Arsenal to win it.

God, I hate Graeme Souness. What an utter, utter prick. [/rant]