FrenchWilliam

Wow, Roberto di Matteo in charge of Chelsea for the rest of the season.

What''s he off for?

The second part of that sentence should stop you from doing the first part! Nah. The second part of that sentence means I put 2-1 Shrewsbury, 2-1 Crawley and 2-2 Oof! Nearing half time and any of these still possible.

Chelsea home: http://i312.photobucket.com/albums/ll349/Todosobrecamisetas/ESTRENOS%20CLUBS%202011/CHEL12leakintro.jpg Spain away: http://i312.photobucket.com/albums/ll349/Todosobrecamisetas/SPAIN212.jpg New Puma template (Switzerland, Chile, Austria): http://i312.photobucket.com/albums/ll349/Todosobrecamisetas/ESTRENOS%20NTs%202010/PUM12intro.jpg Canada: http://i312.photobucket.com/albums/ll349/Todosobrecamisetas/ESTRENOS%20NTs%202010/Canada12home.jpg http://i312.photobucket.com/albums/ll349/Todosobrecamisetas/ESTRENOS%20NTs%202010/Canada12away.jpg

It should be "James's" James not being a plural. But since it hasn't been that for easily a century I might have to bow down to the illiterate James'. It's more symbolic anyway, and would need to be carried out quickly. I thought you could just do what you liked at the end of words like James, i.e. James' / James's, it doesn't matter. James's would be correct English. But as it's the name of a place it doesn't really matter no. Anyway, I'm not really going to spray it on, I rarely get that drunk these days, just testing the water. But yes, car spray is a much better idea than house paint. The spray is much quicker, and more difficult to remove. Just putting that out there. Either is absolutely acceptable whether it's a place name or not. That's simonsays's opinon at leas't.

Been sitting on the 'hulk turns green' joke for an hour. Twat.

This sounds good at first, but who else is there? Cisse? Keane? Crouch?

Rumoured: http://www.newcastle-online.org/nufcforum/index.php/topic,91439.msg3473745.html#msg3473745

Well, yeah. But it's got worse I reckon.

Since the bbc redesign, the live text has been total shambolic: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17033853 Looks all over the place and doesn't auto-update. Was the same over the weekend.

Notice Ferdinand doesn't shake with Suarez after he sees it.

Fergie trolling: http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/feb/10/liverpool-luis-suarez-sir-alex-ferguson

Perfect weekend accumulator: Man Utd, Everton, Sunderland, Newcastle. 100/1. Also got Ba FGS, Newcastle win 2-1. 100/1

http://www.arsenalinsider.com/4259/exclusive-new-arsenal-home-shirt-for-next-season-revealed

interesting post in there that we are apparently p*ssed off that they have started using SMB to mean sunderland message board, he really should ask why they've adopted the term 'mackem' which had always been an insult. literally like calling someone a t*** then they adopt it as their name. On this, I remember Billy Connolly doing one of his "Tour of Britain" type programmes from here and he was in the tower of the Tyne Bridge and pointed out graffiti saying "so-and-so's a mackem", then explained how proud so-and-so must have been of blunderland's shipbuilding heritage to have written that about himself, because it came from the war when they said to each other "we mackem, they attack 'em", then gave an admiring little sigh to camera. I exploded in about 15 different directions and still haven't properly calmed down at the sheer wrongness of everything about that bit of propaganda, although I will accept that Billy didn't know what he was talking about. IF he corrects the error through a megaphone on every public appearance he ever makes in future. And in an open letter published in all newspapers. Can't say fairer than that. Also remember an ep of Balderdash & Piffle (the entomology* programme with the lovely bit of posh Victoria Coren) where they could only date it back to the 80s in writing and some jerk (Mike Harding?) presented the bit, also suggesting they invented it. Ffs it's obviously from us cos they talk funny cos they never went to skowul. The losers even had it as an option when they were flapping about for a new nickname but went for the pussies instead. Jeez, what a fiasco that was. *Tee-hee, my little joke http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/wrong_superhero.png

Yeah, didn't think of it from FA pov.

I suspect that tweet may be deleted later on..... Why? It's surely in the interest of Man Utd to unsettle Spurs.

Yeah I'd guess that was made by someone who didn't actually follow his Newcastle career at all.

Nah trials are boring as fuck. I'd want to be at work tbh.

Was really out to get Parker: https://twitter.com/#!/get2arora/status/166832225814462464/photo/1/large

Well researched anti-Spurs article: http://threeandin.com/2012/02/06/spurs-need-to-know-their-place/