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Its more foward thinking players KK is after.

3 or 4 first teamers and then we will need some sqaud fillers as i can see certain players leaving this summer. some more kids wouldn't go a miss either.

We should kick up a stink like Liverpool did.

Will have to get my wellies out then What colour are they ? http://www.shootsandroots.co.uk/acatalog/Groupofallhighwellies.jpg

Its the next three days according to the met.

Jesus wept have you seen whats coming our way this weekend, hope the game doesn't get called off. From the met office http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/ne/ne_forecast_warnings.html There is a moderate risk of a severe event affecting parts of N Ireland, N and W Wales, Scotland, NE and E England and Cornwall. Cold northerly winds are expected to bring snow showers which could give temporary, slight accumulations at lower levels. On higher ground accumulations of 2-5 cm, and locally as much as 10 cm in N Scotland, are likely. Drifting is also possible in the strong winds over the higher ground in the North.

3 or 4 first team additions but will probs need an overhaul of the rest of the squad.

God knows, i stopped looking at euro spots around christmas and started looking below us.

What about picking Diouf up on the cheap if Bolton go down?

Kevin Phillips?

I think we have been seeing positive stuff from the team in drips and drabs, it picked up against Blackburn which we lost but we did create some decent chances to win it. For the first time this season (against Brum) we went one down and the team came out the second half and got back into the game by playing them off the park. Fulham, we played some canny stuff and got our rewards. Spurs were played off the park in their own back yard. At the start of the season I thought we had a canny team that would score goals, but SA was only interested in stopping the opposition. KK has released the players from their slumber. Next season will be much different, I think we will be a good side. I've not see much in this league to be scared of, top 4 yes, the rest no.

Spot on Rod

Jesus christ someone must have been to that match!

http://www.nufc.com/ That our current Academy coach really got under the skin of Steve Foster and his Luton Town chums see here <not here, there > It's all there: the benches, the fences, standing terraces, Michael O'Neill's skinny legs, Gazza in happier times, ballboys in Co-op trackies, Willie McFaul wearing his wife's dressing gown, executive portakabins and changing rooms behind the Leazes End. On the soundtrack commentator Charles Harrison burbles "perhaps that's a bit unnecessary...." Au contraire Charlie, it was essential - never was there a more rotten away venue than Kenilworth Road, with its plastic pitch, ID cards and Thatcher-loving Chairman David Evans. They took the mickey out of us in a 4-0 loss there in November 1987 - and it was fitting that we took revenge and rubbed it in at the next meeting with the Hatters. Prissy Steve Foster with his daft perm and headband had led the p*ss-taking in Bedfordshire six months before, but couldn't stick it when the tables were turned on Tyneside

Owen

An early goal would set the game up nicely, from us of coruse.

We can say to Spurs, have Nz'ogbia but stay the fuck away from Bentley other wise go fuck yourself Ramos.

The KK bandwagon is about to start rolling. Woodgate missed out and paid for his rash decision on Sunday when he was taken apart. If we look like a team on the up again players like Bentley will be tripping over their feet to get here imo. You tell'em Big TRon! If ew have a decent finish to the season, playing decent footy i think KK could use his powers on potential players.

KK will get him here.

KK might be able to talk him round.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/b/blackburn_rovers/7324224.stm Bentley hints at Blackburn exit Bentley wants a regular England starting place David Bentley says he has not ruled out leaving Blackburn to further his goal of becoming an England regular. The 23-year-old is in talks with Rovers over a new contract but admits he wants to play regular European football in order to gain England recognition. Rovers are still in the hunt for a Uefa Cup spot, but Bentley said: "Time will tell over the next few months what will happen. It's a big decision in my life. "You never know in football. Sometimes you have to make strong decisions." Bentley has shown in the past he is willing to take difficult decisions, handing in a transfer request at Arsenal in 2005 in pursuit of first-team football. He also caused controversy by making himself unavailable for England Under-21s last year, citing tiredness and his desire to extend his international career in the long term. I want to go to the World Cup in two years and I want to be starting Blackburn's David Bentley Blackburn are seven points behind fifth-placed Everton in the race for a guaranteed Uefa Cup spot. Asked if Blackburn missing out on Europe would precipitate a move, Bentley - who has been linked with Liverpool - added: "I won't answer that. I'll leave it up to you to decide. "I want to play European football, I want to play at the top of my game. I want to go to the World Cup in two years and I want to be starting." Bentley must force his way ahead of David Beckham, Shaun Wright-Phillips and Aaron Lennon if he is to become a regular on England's right flank. But he said: "I'm in the early stages of my England career. I'm going to have to work hard, it's up to me to take the position. 606: DEBATE When was the last time Rovers sold a player for him to go on and be truly successful with another club? jeremy_fitch "There's a lot of good players in this country, but if I perform then I believe I can take it, so we'll have to see." Bentley came off the bench to replace David Beckham for the last half-hour of a drab 1-0 defeat in Paris but said he did not particularly enjoy the experience. "It was a strange game. It wasn't very enjoyable. It wasn't the best of games watching from the bench," he said. "It's the stage of the season we're at. I don't think there should be a game like that anyway. "I think it was a difficult situation. A lot of the lads are preparing themselves for the Premier League and the Champions League so it can be difficult to play a game like that for both sides. "It was a half-hearted, 50% effort. Everyone wants to play well for England but sometimes it just happens like that. "It wasn't enjoyable for me but you try to have an effect on the game, you go out there and try to have an effect but it is difficult to get into a game like that."

That's frightening. She looks well demented in that pic, is that from the interview on GMTV?

I wish is was saturday now, sitting in the pre match bar drinking a beer.

I'm a bit nervous, i think we'll win but Reading aren't going to lay down and let us do'em. An early goal from us could be a spring board for a good old lashing tho. I'll say toon win.