Nate

Presumably a fool who happened to catch one of our Uefa Cup games where Sibierski & Bramble played well.

Good signing, in my opinion. He could do very well in a 3 man central midfield. Off the field, i think he'll realise this is his last chance to have a professional football career. Anyway, i guess this means Dyer is going to be axed...

9 Premier League goals isn't bad for someone incapable of scoring.

How many more of those performances can Lampard get away with? The 'balance' was correct tonight, Gerrard restricted himself to a defensive role (which he played well), but yet again Lampard failed to produce one positive piece of football in the entire game.

Are you still sure Roeder and Parker are going to here next season, Yorkie?

Isn't Bridge injured, or at least struggling with his fitness? I'd say Shorey fully deserves his place anyway.

As long as Anton Ferdinand isn't coming in the other direction...

This'll be the 'Random African DM', then?

Viduka is a much better player than Martins, and a more suitable partner for Owen too...

Derby are promoted.

4 minutes stoppage time.

Yeah, you shouldn't have posted.

Simply, he's nowhere near good enough on the pitch to justify such constant unpofessionalism off of it.

The Mirror.

Watch the Premier League revoke West Ham's £5.5m fine and give them a 2 point deduction.

Good points.

Yeah, selling the only world class player we currently have should help sway his decision...

No 'in form' player of Adriano's quality is going to come anywhere near Newcastle, though. As long as the fee isn't extortionate i'd go all out to get him.

8 million for a midfielder who can't tackle, pass, control the ball or shoot. And a total prick. I'd rather have Barton. Agreed. If we have to have an average, English, central midfielder here next season, i hope it's Barton rather than Reo-Coker, Parker or Nolan.

Unfortunately there is no chance whatsoever that Shearer will take a job below Championship level.

All that and your team has Emre and Parker in central midfield. Clueless.

Wrong, but i agree with the rest of it. I won't be too fussed if our concentration on more pressing needs means not bringing in another right-back. It isn't really a problem area at the moment. Difference here, is that he is so cheap. Worth a punt for sure. He's not on a free, £2m could yet be a significant part of our transfer budget, and we have an endless list of other areas that need strengthening. Would anyone really like to see Young start ahead of Solano? If not, is he two million pounds worth better than Carr as backup? Is he going to be happy with sitting on the bench for a year? When Solano goes back to South America, is he going to be good enough as first choice for a team with top 4 ambitions? I'd say no to all questions.

I'd rather Solano and Taylor cover the position next season, and hope we're able to prioritise buying a top right-back the following year. He isn't an improvement on what we have.

I didn't say he'd make them a top 4 team individually, although if he does cope with the step up he'll provide a long-term answer to their left-side problems. My main point was this a statement of intent from Tottenham, an ambitious signing, a signal they're not satisfied with 5th place and Uefa Cup football. He's one of the most promising talents in the country and they've done very well to get him; we have some catching up to do.