Conjo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui6-Wc0PDc4 From 02:09?

Clearly deserves a

Angel Rangel

That was very hard. Managed only 82. My brain just went into lockdown. Forgot Sheringham, Hasselbaink, Dublin, Heskey, Le Tissier, Giggs and Scholes to mention the most obvious ones.

I like the way he brushed his shoulders and looked like this was something he has done several times before. Couldn't be further from the truth

Nothing related to the actual post, but that pictures cracks me up every time I see it

But most of those things requires that he actually gets some experience through playing competitive games, and what better time to give him that then now when we're in the second tier? When/if we go up this season, he will have even less chance of making the first team next season in the PL. You got to take a chance once in a while to breed talent, and I for one would love it if he was given more chances this season.

How do you eat tea? With a fork.... Jeez Jill...ignore the daftg Yank mutha. I was merely answering a straightforward question. Just having my last mouthful btw, so if it goes tits up I'm sorry. Im confused now Do you really eat tea or not? This is a straightforward question.

How do you eat tea?

Jonas > Milner

It's so bloody obvious that el Nicky will score todays winner.

http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,16368,2483_5535137,00.html How any club is willing to do deals with Spurs is beyond me. You just know they will rip you off.

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/8003/010278643712400x.jpg "I spit in the face of people who don't want to be cool. I also know not to hotlink from the official site, and I've never even heard of N-O." "Sorry. I also just used the same link as the other picture in this thread without giving it any thought. Will never EVER happen again."

We can't afford not to sell him financially speaking, but we can't sell him because of sporting reasons. On some level this is bad no matter what happens...unless we somehow got in a replacement.

:-[ ' is pretty much the emotions/actions I went through after the first few posts..

I thought it was real until I read the replies on here "What a fucking douche Anelka is" was my initial thought.

Too easy. Still made me giggle like a little girl

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He isn't on 30k on his current contract, so I call bullshit on this one. He might have tripled his wages, but from something like 8k to 24k sounds more right.

Eto'o has already played for Real Madrid at myself

Given Steinsson - Samba - Zhirkov - Johnson Gomez - Arshavin - A. Young Defoe - Crouch - Adebayor

It's silly really. From the 02/03 season dvd, there's a small clip of Bobby showing the cameracrew the view from the elevator in St. James' Park, looking out on Newcastle, and the smile on Bobby just shows how proud he is of the club and the area. Never realised how high I regarded him before now. RIP Sir Bobby Robson.

Was woundering that myself. This seems to be one of their favorites, but I don't understand it. http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh170/midlands_bucket/ktp.jpg

Sunderland also linked with Chamakh today days after the player himself said they were leading the race to sign him. Him and Cana would improve their team drastically.

How depressing is that list of players? Just entered My fantasy team to the league.