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Pilfered from .com: That one passed me by. Can only benefit the superstar squads you feel.

Add and mods will amend accordingly. Arsenal In: Aaron Ramsey, Samir Nasri, Amaury Bischoff, Mikael Silvestre Out: Mathieu Flamini, Jens Lehman, Alexander Hleb, Gilberto, Justin Hoyte Aston Villa In: Curtis Davies, Steve Sidwell, Brad Friedel, Brad Guzan, Nicky Shorey, Luke Young, Carlos Cuellar, James Milner Out: Olof Mellberg, Thomas Sorensen, Patrik Berger, Luke Moore, Shaun Maloney Blackburn In: Robbie Fowler, Paul Robinson, Julio Santa Cruz, Vince Grella, Keith Andrews, Mark Bunn Out: Peter Enckelman, Stephane Henchoz, Bruno Berner, Raffaele De Vita, Brad Friedel, David Bentley Bolton In: Fabrice Muamba, Johan Elmander, Mustapha Riga, Danny Shittu Out: Daniel Braaten, Ivan Campo, Stelios Giannakopoulos, Andranik Teymourian, El-Hadji Diouf, Abdoulaye Meite Chelsea In: Jose Bosingwa, Deco Out: Harry Worley, Hernan Crespo, Steve Sidwell, Claude Makelele, Khalid Boulharouz, Tal Ben Haim, Anthony Grant, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Andriy Shevchenko Everton In: Steven Pienaar, Lars Christian Jacobsen, Louis Saha, Marouane Fellaini, Carlo Nash Out: Lee Carsley, Thomas Gravesen, Stefan Wessels, Darren Dennehy, Jamie Jones, Andrew Johnson Fulham In: Mark Schwarzer, David Stockdale, Zoltan Gera, Andranik Teymourian, Bobby Zamora, John Pantsil, Fredrik Stoor, Tony Kallio, Pascal Zuberbuhler, Andrew Johnson, Dickson Etuhu, Collins John Out: Carlos Bocanegra, Jari Litmanen, Philippe Christanval, Simon Elliott, Ian Pearce, Michael Timlin, Ismael Ehui, Bjorn Runstrom, Brian McBride, Tony Warner, Dejan Stefanovic, Nathan Ashton, Ricardo Batista, Lee Cook, Hameur Bouazza, Steve Davis, David Healy Hull In: Craig Fagan, Geovanni, Bernard Mendy, Tony Warner, George Boateng, Peter Halmosi, Anthony Gardner, Kamil Zayatte, Daniel Cousin Out: David Livermore, Henrik Pedersen Liverpool In: Philipp Degen, Andrea Dossena, Nikola Saric, Diego Cavalieri, Vincent Lucas Weijl, Emmanuel Mendy, David Ngog, Robbie Keane, Vitor Flora, Peter Gulacsi, Albert Riera Out: John Arne Riise, Anthony Le Tallec, Harry Kewell, Peter Crouch, Danny Guthrie, Scott Carson, Besian Idrizaj, Steve Finnan Man City In: Jô, Tal Ben Haim, Vincent Kompany, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Pablo Zabaleta, Glauber Berti, Robinho Out: Ashley Grimes, Andreas Isaksson, Geovanni, Emile Mpenza, Paul Dickov, Garry Breen, Sun Jihai, Georgios Samaras, Matthew Mills, Vedran Corluka Man Utd In: Davide Petrucci, Dimitar Berbatov Out: Kieran Lee, Gerard Piqué, Ritchie Jones, Chris Eagles, Adam Eckersley, Mikael Silvestre, Louis Saha Middlesbrough In: Marvin Emnes, Didier Digard, Justin Hoyte Out: Fábio Rochemback, Gaizka Mendieta, Dong-Gook Lee, Mark Schwarzer, Steve Thompson, Jason Kennedy, George Boateng, Lee Cattermole, Luke Young Newcastle In: Jonas Gutierrez, Danny Guthrie, Sebastien Bassong, Fabricio Coloccini, Xisco Out: Stephen Carr, Peter Ramage, James Troisi, Lamine Diatta, David Rozehnal, Emre, Abdoulaye Faye, James Milner Portsmouth In: Glen Little, Peter Crouch, Omar Alieu Koroma, Younes Kaboul, Jerome Thomas Out: Sulley Muntari, Pedro Mendes Stoke In: Dave Kitson, Seyi Olofinjana, Amdy Faye, Abdoulaye Faye, Andrew Davies, Thomas Sorensen, Ibrahima Sonko, Michael Tonge, Tom Soares, Danny Higginbotham Out: Dominic Matteo, Russell Hoult, Marlon Broomes, Robert Garrett, Jon Parkin Sunderland In: Teemu Tainio, Nick Colgan, David Meyler, Pascal Chimbonda, El-Hadji Diouf, Steed Malbranque, David Healy, Anton Ferdinand, George McCartney Out: Andrew Cole, Ian Harte, Stanislav Varga, Stephen Wright, Dickson Etuhu, Danny Higginbotham Tottenham In: Luka Modric, Giovani Dos Santos, Heurelho Gomes, John Bostock, David Bentley, Cesar Sanchez, Roman Pavlyuchenko, Vedran Corluka Out: Radek Cerny, Joe Martin, Tommy Forecast, Teemu Tainio, Paul Robinson, Pascal Chimbonda, Robbie Keane, Steed Malbranque, Younes Kaboul, Anthony Gardner, Young-Pyo Lee, Dimitar Berbatov West Brom In: Luke Moore, Do-heon Kim, Roman Bednar, Gianni Zuiverloon, Graham Dorrans, Marek Cech, Scott Carson, Abdoulaye Meite, Borja Valero, Jonas Olsson Out: Luke Steele, Zoltan Gera, Martin Albrechtsen, Curtis Davies, Kevin Phillips, Stefan Morrison, Tininho, Michal Danek West Ham In: Holmar Orn Eyjolfsson, Valon Behrami, Balint Bajner Out: Nolberto Solano, Bobby Zamora, John Pantsil, Richard Wright, Freddie Ljungberg Wigan In: Daniel de Ridder, Olivier Kapo, Lee Cattermole Out: Josip Skoko, Salomon Olembe, Andreas Granqvist, Julius Aghahowa, David Cotterill, Carlo Nash

Hope Reading stay up. Def want Brum down.

Sign of the times. Don't fuking bring me in to his level of stupidity, he's on his own here. Wasn't having a go at either of you, TT! It's just pretty nice/funny that the only real source of contention after a loss is a misunderstanding by him that you were anything but happy with Taylor's performance. ...only, it's not nearly as funny when you have to type it out like that. ^

Sign of the times.

Well I will say this to you and I hope you listen......YOU SHOULD HAVE GONE TO SPECSAVERS! What? You need new glasses if you think Taylor was poor today,he was one of our best players today That's the funniest quote pyramid -ever-.

It's sick, but I would have loved to see Smith and Pattison on the pitch at the same time. You disgust me. P.s Sell Smith to Norwich!

I saw the cloud, I see the silver: Last time Smith plays at SJP?

Ah well. Had a decent go - particularly first half.

So eff'ing late!

Tell Keegan I love him, Dave!

Now comes the Keegan motivational magic.

20 odd minutes, no real Chelsea chances of note.

http://www.newcastle-online.com/nufcforum/index.php?topic=52501.0

Harper to score a bicycle kick from the halfway line.

Their squad is ridiculously stronger than ours! Don't think they've picked their best team, mind you. 11 at a time and all that. Hopefully we can punch above our weight here.

Throw-in down the line... straight out for a throw-in.

For the inevitable DVD Name Competition: #It can only get better... and it did. [/lesser entry]

4/1 really isn't a bad price at all. Hope the crowd turn up [...well, and the team, obviously]. SJP is becoming somewhat fortress-esque again [after a couple of cheeky home wins ].

Also, any result will be a 'Chelsea stutter at SJP' genre of title. Not a 'Brilliant Newcastle derail Chelsea title hopes'. A draw will see us 'bravely withstanding an onslaught of incisive, gungho football' irrespective of if we batter them for 90 minutes.

Even with 3/4 high calibre players, an Everton/Pompey will still be harder to beat/will pick up more points IMO. We shall see.

Mm, don't understand why Spurs are ranking so high. Depends on summer dealings IMO.

Actually... falling... asleep...

Unenviable task, compiling that. Decentish effort.