Ronaldo

Nothing. Why do you ask?

Footballer first, athlete second. We'll revisit this discussion if and when an African side wins the reaches the last 4 of a World Cup.

Loyal Europeans.

Damn right.

I'm actually confused as to what you're getting at with that other than naming 3 hugely talented attacking players that don't play conventionally English roles in their respective teams.

Sounds like he's a right lazy fucker in training.

Clearly. It was their inability to cope with the initial finance to develop the shitehole that caused the downfall. I think Reynolds was still owner when they first went into administration.

What payments?

The writing was on the wall for that club when that ignorant tool Reynolds built an 'arena' 10 times too big.

Typical African player, all athleticism and no technique. Does this need a safety wink? No grasp of loyalty either.

It looks like he's conflicted over which one to choke.

Those pictures in sequence are superb.

Aye, right.

I've seen him play once and can safely say his talent is a million miles from that of Nile Ranger.

What a tool.

http://img585.imageshack.us/img585/5725/30606104.png Serious weservations.

Yeah, right. He's been a fucking arsehole.

I forgot he was at Man U. It beggars belief.

Simpson?

If he wants to be a good player they are, though.

I'd hate another Kieron Dyer, like.

Don't like Carragher, but I was impressed with the way he held himself together last night.

Aye, City are only on course to finish with over 90 points.

The players who've spent a fair bit of time with him - especially that lot that came through the ranks in the mid-90s - are generally perceived as being very level-headed and professional. I don't think he'd have tamed Gazza, in fact I think he'd have got sick of his antics and got rid of him. As back then he was totally different to what he is now. I can actually feel you aching to type 'Paul McGrath'.

The players who've spent a fair bit of time with him - especially that lot that came through the ranks in the mid-90s - are generally perceived as being very level-headed and professional.