Tooj

£2 million back on Carson's price tag.

Shearer going mad!

Why the fuck is Gary Coleman our only player challenging for everything in the air?

*Goes onto FM Editor and downgrades Carson's pressure and mentality ratings.*

Gerrard diving again.

"It was more Frank Carson than Scott, wasn't it?"

Heskey isn't slow.

Allegedly the contract was signed on toilet paper in Tupac Shakur style, but this then became defunct when Decky used it to wipe his arse with kingdawson's post in this very thread.

Says the expatriate.

Real life legend, he broke Robbie Savage's leg y'know, surely that's more than enough reason to let him stay? That makes him peerage material in my book.

Footy Manager legend.

Racist.

Haven't you got a habit to feed?

you thought wrong "Matrix."

Nice metaphor, and totally accurate. I'd add X Factor Pop Idol etc etc vomit vomit etc to those. All made for the unthinking (ie THICK) majority Nah, WWF is nothing like those things, it's more like a soap opera or drama series. I haven't watched it for years but when I was 8-11 or around that age I absolutely loved it both for the matches and the storylines - you know, goodies versus baddies. Still enjoy watching the odd hour of it if I'm round someone's house with Sky tv though, but it's has gone downhill and is not really familly entertainment anymore. Plus I don't know who's who these days. And seeing it live at Whitley was an absolutely tremendous spectacle. I remember being amazed by the athleticism of these huges blokes flinging eachother around, and they really got the crowd going. I remember Papa Shango and the Nasty Boys being there at the one at Whitley. Aye, and the Undertaker was there as well - can't remember who he was against though. Wasn't a fan of the Nasties, me, more of a Legion of Doomer... It was all about Demolition or The Rockers for me like.

Nice metaphor, and totally accurate. I'd add X Factor Pop Idol etc etc vomit vomit etc to those. All made for the unthinking (ie THICK) majority Nah, WWF is nothing like those things, it's more like a soap opera or drama series. I haven't watched it for years but when I was 8-11 or around that age I absolutely loved it both for the matches and the storylines - you know, goodies versus baddies. Still enjoy watching the odd hour of it if I'm round someone's house with Sky tv though, but it's has gone downhill and is not really familly entertainment anymore. Plus I don't know who's who these days. And seeing it live at Whitley was an absolutely tremendous spectacle. I remember being amazed by the athleticism of these huges blokes flinging eachother around, and they really got the crowd going. I remember Papa Shango and the Nasty Boys being there at the one at Whitley.

Ah yes, I remember seeing the WWF at Whitley as well.

Used to love going to the training under Keegan.

He's been bit by the bug already.

I take it, it is then It is mate aye. Although can't say I'm that bothered about it, rather catch a bit of Wogan.

Thanks for pointing that one out Kev.

What's he gonna do like? He's only small.

There's only one numpty in this thread. :parky:

Wiki reckon's that Arshavin is. He'll be the one who impressed me then during the match.