clintdempsey

"Hi everyone, I have just had a fresh s***. Thank you. " That's very much speculation at this moment in time. What we have got here is a very closely knit group of turds.

I saw some mumblings about a Hughton-Jol tag team reunion on twitter the other day.

Even if he isn't charged with anything it's still rather alarming for him. He needs to sort himself out, he will always be a target for the drunken fools looking to pick a fight. (In fact, it could be argued he himself is one.)

Good cross, good header.

@pkelso Mill Financial approached Premier League yesterday seeking approval under owners' and directors test.

@Scottwilsonecho #NUFC boss CH has hinted Peter Lovenkrands could start tomorrow. But will that mean 4-4-2 and Nolan dropped, or might he start out wide?

If I understand this correctly, H+G could have struck a deal with Mill to pay off the debt. Sort of re-financing. Which of course would saddle the club/holding company with even more debt.

From Owen Gibson (The Guardian) @owen_g #LFC latest: H+G pull restraining order, sparking race between NESV and Mill to get deal done. Losers almost bound to sue. See you in court. NESV sources are convinced that a deal with Mill would still need board approval. If it went through regardless, they wd likely sue

To the tune of Perfect Gentleman: Just cause I play the long ball It don't make me a ho, no El Hadji put ye trousers on We're going to the disco We're gonna kick Me and McCarthy, Mick We're gonna show them cunts Who the bosses really are

Apparently the word on Twitter is that a deal has been struck between H+G and Mill. Which would mean that Mill would pay off the debt to RBS and we're back to square one.

Which should mean that H+G has struck a deal with Mill. Surely they wouldn't cave in already?

I think the reasoning behind docking points of Southampton and in this case Liverpool would be that the holding companies only hold the club itself. The ruling is that if the holding company goes into administration because of football matters the club itself should be docked 9 pts. In West Ham's case it was different as the demise of the holding company was down to other companies under the same holding company struggling and therefore no points were docked. In Liverpool's case it would be hard to argue that the holding company has had problems not relating to football since all it owns is Liverpool FC.

As philosophically beautiful as that is I'd imagine a world without it would be ruined even faster.

A better keeper would have saved it. Pretty much this. But you can say this about so many goals it's ridiculous. For example PVA's goal.

To be fair to Cacapa didn't he pretty much sever his hamstring in the first minute? To be fair to Caçapa he was a fucking mess that day. With or without a hamstring.

He did say that he'd shave his head if we ever were to qualify for the CL, didn't he?

Early morning syndrome for me. Sorry. Could be home in Spain due to his suspension then?

It could be that he's home in Spain for his rehabilitation, couldn't it?

Trained with the rest of the squad for the first time today.

Communication breakdown between Williamson and Perch for the goal. Think we have a good chance to turn this around though. Would be more worried if we just sat back, but we've had a good go and created numerous opportunities. Good gamestop so far.

Holland U21 coach compared him to Patrick Vieira Yep, I saw that. Also read that he's played as a RB, DM and AM for Feyenoord. And that his name translates to "The King of Iron" in French. Which alone should make this potential signing a must.

Fer doesn't look like a DM on Youtube. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that he looks rather Youtube-tastic. Seems to have a good stride on him and full of tricks.

Surely not now we've got Tiote? But Fer is supposed to be more of a creative midfielder right?

Didn't show him on the telly. Only Dekka.

Smith will be the one to go I think. And rightly so.