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Agree with the good luck for anyone going but what a pathetic dig Why is that a 'pathetic dig'? It was meant in all sincerety. Am sure you did sincerely mean to look down on anyone not going, was my point You're just paranoid Everyones says so

After calling the national press and his agent, perhaps. And arranging to have his brochure reprinted along these lines:- Well known rescuer who is prepared to put life on the line to help fellow animal lovers

Part timer

The only time in the last 20 years that I heard anyone call themselves 'dude' was jeff bridges in the The Big lebowski'

If he does decide to head for Bolton then I, for one, wouldn't blame him At the moment he has a Burnley team that is massivley over achieving He would be inheriting a team at Bolton that are performing within themselves Owen Coyle + Bolton = Comfortable prem survival this season Owen Coyle + Burnley = Last day battle for survival at best

I would guess at wages Probably taking a chance on getting bigger wages in summer when he will be a free agent

yes i because i don't rate mascherano at all... jimmy bullard is better player when he is not injured. And Gareth Barry is miles away ahead mascherano to be DM. I know it's the season of good will, but that is quite possibly the most ridiculous post I've ever seen anywhere. Ever

Gone for Us and forest automatically I reckon WBA and Cardiff will fall away and leave it open for an outsider to make a late surge and win the play offs Namely Barnsley You heard it here first

Could you imagine it, all them signings................the formation wankers on here would implode with all potential formations. f*** me I think I'd start posting formations if we spent £200m I wouldn't be able to post formations if we spent £200 million in one transfer window The shock would kill me

If Michael Owen is in the England squad for the World cup I will support Spain

thedudeabides mentioned them on the first page of this thread

only waiting on Cardiff now nice little win and I won £70 after joe won x factor result

only waiting on Cardiff now

Southampton millwall Huddersfield cardiff £18.60 returns £239 and change at coral

When sit in row Z and the ball hits your head its wor Shola

Instead of penalty shootouts how about players being given the ball 30 yards from goal with just the keeper to beat That way a bit of skill is required Also refs should be issued with pepper spray That would stop any dissent in it's tracks

Theres only one United and they play in black and white Newcastle Newcastle

To the tune of Kum Buyar For F*@ks sake Marlon, trap the ball For F*@ks sake Marlon, pass the ball For F*@ks sake Marlon, have a shot Ohhh Marlon f*@k right off Not very positive but best I came up with

I can't believe that Shola and butt aren't on the list Next year mabye

You know him don't you Was pretty decent a few years back The fella with the teeth

The overdraft is an unknown however its less than £40m now as per Barclays rules. We;d only really find out the true stuff when we do due diligence, if the clubs in a s*** state and we couldnt afford to run it then we wouldnt buy otherwise we'd be putting the club in deeper crap than it is now. This is what kind of f***s everything for everyone at the moment. We only find out how much the club costs after due dilligence... Yes but then again, all that the NUST have done so far is asked for people to REGISTER there interest in the idea, the next step will be to pay a 10% refundable (minus 5%) deposit, followed by due dillegence if it gets that far, then pay up the rest of the money and hopefully the end result is we get rid of Ashley. At the minute people are getting too far ahead of themselves. Exactly, and if it then turns out that we werent buying the club the deposits are returned (minus the 5% hamdling fee) so as I said before if you were looking to invest £1500, you'd pay a deposit of £150 to the Escrow account and if it all went pear shaped, you'd get £142.50 back. So if the NUST manage to raise the estimated £80 million the investors will each pay 10% into the escrow acount, which works out at £8,000,000 If it then goes pearshaped during due diligence all deposits are returned minus 5% handling fee This handling fee will be worth a total of £400,000 based on a registered £80 million but I would imagine that the NUST are hoping for a lot more than that The whole financial world is like Chinese maths to me but that seems like an awful lot of money to me

If the sweaty socks insist on joining the English leagues then they should start at the bottom of the pile and then earn the right to play in the top flight Out of interest if they did go straight into the prem what would happen if they both finished in the bottom 3? Would they be prepared to play in the Championship? Would they throw their toys out of their pram and storm back to Scotland? Would the SFA take them back? Or more likely would the FA bend over backwards to find a way to keep them in the Prem?

I'd have a nice cup of tea and a biscuit Nothing too flash Probably a custard cream or a hobnob

Don't know if it's been mentioned but I enjoy major tournaments more when England don't qualify

Found this on same website I have highlighted some points that may be of interest Posh rookies may face NewcastleNewcastle v Peterborough United, 7 November 2009 By Alan Swann DARREN Ferguson will take a 'bold is best' approach to securing a shock Championship win at Newcastle on Saturday (3pm). The Posh boss is prepared to gamble by throwing two rookies into the fray in front of 40,000 baying Geordie fans. Teenage centre-back Ryan Bennett and attacking midfielder Josh Simpson (below) - who was delivering furniture for a living seven days ago - could well be involved from the start at the home of the table-toppers. Posh boss Ferguson is planning a new formation for the toughest trip of the season, but he will not be abandoning his attacking principles. Ferguson said: "We will play in a slightly different way tomorrow. Our philosophy won't change, but our formation might. "We will be going there to win and we will still try and play in an attractive manner, but we will hopefully have some surprises in store. "We want to put on a performance fit for our surroundings, but more importantly we want three points. "I don't have the biggest squad to pick from, but in Ryan and Josh I have two new players who look ready to me. "Ryan impressed me from the minute he walked through the door. He is a very mature young man and he has trained very well. "When he came here he was someone I thought I would be able to use pretty much straight away and from what I've seen so far that is true. "And Josh looks to be a big talent who can do a job in the Championship right now. I'm very happy to have him here." Bennett's height will be a factor in his chances of selection as Newcastle's highly-rated young striker Andy Carroll has a massive physical presence. Bennett could replace error-prone centre-back Craig Morgan or Gaby Zakuani, who was substituted midway through the second half of last weekend's disappointing home defeat by Barnsley. It's unlikely Shaun Batt will retain his place up front, and with Craig Mackail-Smith rated very doubtful because of a hamstring problem, Posh may flood the midfield with Simpson, fit-again Paul Coutts and Dean Keates all competing for a call-up. George Boyd could also be asked to play close to lone striker Aaron Mclean. Mackail-Smith joined in training yesterday and travelled north with the team today, but club insiders believe he is unlikely to be involved. Teams: Posh - (from) Lewis, Lee, Bennett, Zakuani, Rowe, Whelpdale, Diagouraga, Keates, Frecklington, Boyd, Mclean, Morgan, McKeown, Coutts, Simpson, Martin, Pearce, Mackail-Smith, Day, Green, Batt. Newcastle - (from) Harper, Simpson, Kadar, S. Taylor, R. Taylor, Colocinni, Enrique, Smith, Butt, Gutierrez, Nolan, Carroll, Ranger, Donaldson, Tozer, Krul, Guthrie, Geremi, Harewood. Newcastle's Hughton admits Posh have some great players NEWCASTLE manager Chris Hughton has admitted that Peterborough possess great players. Hughton was impressed by the Posh performance back in September when they dumped Newcastle out of the Carling Cup. He's confident of a different outcome tomorrow as The Magpies attempt to stretch their unbeaten home run to eight league matches, but he will warn his players against complacency. Hughton said: "It is a completely different scenario this time around, although it is worth revisiting the cup match. "That night they showed they are a very tough team to play against and they have some great players. "Yes, we did have a young team out that night, but certain things do stick in your mind. "They beat us on merit that night and proved that every team wants to be beat Newcastle. "Teams like Peterborough and Scunthorpe will always raise their game against us and Peterborough are sure to fight hard for everything tomorrow. "The teams that came down from the Premier League with us last season have also struggled at times which shows how tough this league is. "But our home record is there for all to see, although we are due to win a game comfortably. Hopefully that will be tomorrow." The full article contains 663 words and appears in Peterborough ET newspaper.Page 1 of 1 Last Updated: 06 November 2009 11:01 AM Source: Peterborough ET Location: Peterborough http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/poshnews/Posh-rookies-may-face-Newcastle.5802363.jp