Nobby

Heathrow isn't in central London, but i am tbh

http://uk.weather.com/weather/local/UKXX1695

Its not foggy at all here in london! just very windy and cold

he is going to juve

laughing out loud, to be honest

Plus it's "fewer games", Alan not "less" fucking grammer police :roll: Grammar

aye i'm at work

Toon race lout shame Dec 19 2006 By The Evening Chronicle This Toon season ticket-holder is today exposed as a racist yob. Steven Newman chanted hate-filled songs about black players during a recent Magpies home game. But now the 38-year-old factory worker faces a ban from every ground in the country after families sitting nearby bravely shopped the lout. And we can reveal Newman's racist rant is the latest in a recent spate of incidents inside St James' Park to be reported to Northumbria Police. Today, officers vowed to continue to stamp racism out of football as anti-fascist groups branded Newman an "idiot". Newcastle Magistrates' Court heard how Newman, of Beadnell Avenue, North Shields, was arrested after being heard chanting: "Zigga-zigga, shoot the n*****, up the National Front" during Newcastle United's clash with Portsmouth on November 26. After being locked up, he made further racist comments to officers. Newman admitted charges of racially-aggravated harassment and being drunk in a sports ground. Northumbria Police applied to have a football banning order imposed on him. The case was adjourned for the application and the sentence to be imposed on Newman to be considered. And it has emerged there have been a number of incidents of racist chanting inside the ground in recent weeks. Speaking at Newman's hearing at Newcastle Magistrates' Court, Sgt Andy Cross said: "In relation to the banning order, I would like to point to the fact that we have had two similar incidents where people have been using foul and abusive and racist language. "On both occasions it has resulted in spontaneous disorder between Newcastle supporters among themselves. "There are two reasons for applying for a banning order. One is for hooligans who are involved in organised violence. "The other reason is to prevent exactly this type of situation, where there's spontaneous disorder occurring. This season, at the Sheffield United game and the Fulham game, Newcastle fans have reacted badly to people in the crowd because of their foul language and their racist language. "In my experience in being involved in football work since 1993, incidents of drunkenness and racist behaviour are a primary factor in causing disorder." A spokesman for Whitley Bay-based charity Show Racism the Red Card said: "First of all, it's great that the supporters themselves have acted and this person was arrested. "It just shows the change in climate that people feel comfortable in St James' Park to report racist incidents. "This is an extreme example of racism, where someone is not only a racist, but by the sounds of things a member of supporter of a fascist organisation. "The club has been very, very good in terms of advertising their stance on racism and I would call on this individual to be banned for life to make sure he doesn't get in again." Mike Hartman, spokesman for the Tyne and Wear Anti-Fascist Association, said: "We've come a long way since the days when National Front supporters were able to peddle their racist trash openly around the football ground. "The fact that this idiot was reported and dealt with quickly and successfully demonstrates the broad agreement among the authorities and the vast majority of football fans that racism has no place in football." A Newcastle United spokesman said the club was unable to comment on whether Newman will keep his season ticket until after the next court hearing. He added: "Newcastle Untied fans have a great reputation at home and abroad. We will not condone any form of racist behaviour." Chronicle link

oh that explains everything

theyre above us

i think it was his finger tbh

translation: there is not a person called Kenney who went to Blackburn in a hummer limo and is going to Belgium is there not? ------ still....eh?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Charles After the end of his playing career, Charles was twice imprisoned — first for drunken driving and soon afterwards for cutting off his electronic tag to go on holiday to the Costa del Sol. In September 2005, he was arrested and convicted for assaulting a woman in a taxi office in Clay Cross, north east Derbyshire. After the jury was unable to reach a verdict, a retrial was ordered. Between the trials Charles was jailed for turning up to court drunk At the later hearing, he admitted he had an on-going drink problem. He was subsequently fined and given a suspended sentence and a community service order. Charles was jailed for 12 months in December 2006 after committing a public order offence whilst serving his suspended sentence. Charles is in the process of writing his autobiography

Former England footballer Gary Charles has been jailed after he drunkenly threatened a bouncer while serving a suspended sentence for another assault. He admitted a public order offence by threatening a doorman with an imaginary knife. He was jailed for 12 months at Derby Crown Court. Google News links BBC - Former England Player jailed ESPN - Troubled Charles jailed

The MLS will do whatever it takes to bring Beckham to the states IMHO. They are already restructuring the wage setup among the teams to allow one exception to the salary cap per team. There are also two teams with money in the league who could finance the move. LA Galaxy has the money and the Red Bulls of NY have sponsorship money (something the other teams in the league do not have) to spend. The MLS need the names. Beckham will be first and Figo will probably come shortly after. would love that to happen tbh It would be good for the league and will raise attendance to matches which I do want to see. What I don't want to see is the MLS becoming the place aging footballers go to die. This is what happened with the ASL when Pele, Beckenbauer et al. came. Not many will take it seriously and it will become a "show" and not a sport. Investing some of that money into youth programs would be better for the American game in the long run. I get more out of American players from the MLS moving on to the Premiership than I would having aging footballers coming to the MLS. IMO. you make some good points, would love the MLS to become the most popular sport in the US like

he would be injured

The MLS will do whatever it takes to bring Beckham to the states IMHO. They are already restructuring the wage setup among the teams to allow one exception to the salary cap per team. There are also two teams with money in the league who could finance the move. LA Galaxy has the money and the Red Bulls of NY have sponsorship money (something the other teams in the league do not have) to spend. The MLS need the names. Beckham will be first and Figo will probably come shortly after. would love that to happen tbh

it's basically Manchester http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/4606/picture1kv2.png

Alladyce: "In the past when that sort of name has been attached to this club, people considered it as something that was never going to happen. "But cast your mind back to Youri Djorkaeff. People scoffed and said he would never come to play for Bolton, but he came. "So did Bruno N'Gotty, Ivan Campo and Fernando Hierro - we've attracted some fabulous players to the club. To be honest, none of them are in Beckhams league in terms of being a "Big Name" player. I'd be amazed if he signed for them and, to be honest, wonder why he'd want to? no-one really has a bigger name than Beckham but Anelka, Djorkaeff, Campo, Nakata, Okocha, Hierro, N'Gotty were all big name players Hierro was Real Madrid captain

That Bendtner looks alright from what i've seen 6 foot 3, got 8 goals this season

Alladyce: "In the past when that sort of name has been attached to this club, people considered it as something that was never going to happen. "But cast your mind back to Youri Djorkaeff. People scoffed and said he would never come to play for Bolton, but he came. "So did Bruno N'Gotty, Ivan Campo and Fernando Hierro - we've attracted some fabulous players to the club.

they could have a little corner at the top

Think it was more Pele in the USA tbh

doesn't seem to have been a problem with Anelka, Djorkaeff, Campo, Nakata, Okocha, Hierro, N'Gotty etc

Sam Allardyce believes that he could lure David Beckham to Bolton when the former England captain decides to quit Real Madrid. Google News links Telegraph - Bolton join chase for Beckham Sport Network - Sam Admits Beckham Desire Sporting Life - Big Sam: Becks could be hot to Trot Eurosport - Alladyce: Becks would come The Australian / Fox Sports - Bolton posh enough for Becks