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I'm surprised none before Optomystyc Knight had Raylor in their eleven. Our corners and freekicks has been on another level since he joined. Raylor also did quite well when he played in a central position after Nolan was sent off. He would be my first choice in a three man midfield too.

Turnover is not equal profit. Huge difference. The thread title and article is misleading.

Something some of you seem to forget is one of the most importent things, motivation. It was clear already after the loss against Liverpool, which Given branded the lowest point in his career, that he didn't had the motivation anymore to fight day in and out with a team that only went downhill. Also when he joined City he said that he was really looking forward to the training on monday, like he had not done that for awhile in Newcastle. Based on this I think he left in just the right time. I rather have an eager Harper that now has the chance to show he can fill the void from Given, then having an unmotivated goalkeeper, that just wished he played in a better team.

Given have been world class so far

Duff!!! YES.. so nice

Second clean sheet in a row, and away. I'm not too unhappy with that. Good to see our defence playing as well as they do.

That's something I've seen to little of in our defence before. Bassong quickly taking Enriques position for that attack and at the same time ordering Enrique to move in to the middle. Good communication between our defenders.

If you asked me that question before JK took over I would say Shola any day. But with the physical presence Shola shown up front in the last few games, he will give the other striker some extra needed space to work on. Right now it's Martins and Owen fighting for the other place.

Shola too, he just lifted him by the balls when celebrating Edit: meh, late

Think Martins needed that. He looked more relieved then happy after the goal.

Given!!

They might be in Europe, but we are a decent club in the premier league man! What you might not notice if you don't live in Germany is that Bundesliga is huge there. They have same coverage as the Premier League in England if not even more, and the average attendance is a bit above the one in Premier League and has been for a couple of years. There is a reason why you don't see that many transfers from Bundesliga to for example Premier League and that top players there say they only want to move abroad for Champions League football. So I guess players who lives and plays in Germany doesn't see Premier League (except for the top 4 teams) as any greater then Bundesliga.

Finished 4th in Bundesliga and will play in the UEFA cup

1-1 now. Fantastic shot, but after a poor first touch from a Newcastle defender who lost the ball.

Easy tap in into open net from a corner. Lua-Lua made a nice move that led to the corner. Viasat (scandinavian sport channel) shows it.

He played from start for Ajax this weekend, but was substituted in the second half. Edit: doh, I'm late