Thomson Mouse

Why didn't he just get up instead of trying to crawl out of the way? Retard.

Wtf was Colback doing there?

Not a chance

We were discussing it on skyscrapercity. In the UK only 8% of patients who suffer from cardiac arrest survive, I think the best survival rate is 25% and I think thats in Norway. A lot of reasons are associated with survival rates, and the topic of defibrillators was brought up. I have said that defibrillators should be available in every public place, and every first aid kit should have one, something I stand by. I think the only public places that have defibrillators is leisure centre's even then I don't think there is a law that they should all have them and I'm not sure if all do. I think some shopping malls have started installing them. A large reason why I think they should be more available is that I myself was born with what is a rather complex heart problem, the fear of having a heart attack or cardiac arrest makes you realise the threat it poses more. If anyway is interested, here is the link to the page the discussion is on:http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=981442&page=305 You can't just class it as 'cardiac arrest'. There are quite a few different types of heart attacks that all give differing chances of survival.

He's a grade A arsehole. Fully expecting the c*** to try and jump on screen in the new Krays movie Seen him in the Walls End pub a couple of years ago. Expected him to be a right prick but was surprised to find he's actually a sound lad. Spent about 20 minutes talking about NUFC with him and he was canny crack. Can totally understand why people who've never met him would think otherwise though. This. I understand why people who only see him on tv don't like him, but in person he's sound and a really nice lad. No he's not, he's a cunt. I've met him several times unfortunately.

4??!! You're mental

Not so sure. One of those players I could have imagined making it at somewhere like Manure

He's a grade A arsehole. Fully expecting the cunt to try and jump on screen in the new Krays movie

Kelly was as well, Keegan rightly thought Ned wouldnt do it in the PL. Peacock, as far as I was aware was depserately wanted but decided to move back to London due to problems with his kids and wanted to be closer to his family.

Depends on whether he was worked on in that time and how quick they got him to hospital.

http://i.imgur.com/fCLppX8.jpg

megusta That doesnt help mate http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/me-gusta

megusta That doesnt help mate

Yep, thought he came across as a sanctimonious prat most of the time.

I think they'll lose but not get hammered. If the Chelsea players flip the switch and score 4 or 5 then it'll just a bit too obvious that they just gave up on Mourinho. Broadcasting their unprofessionalism. I'll go 2-0 Told you. Saying told you after 25 mins

I think they'll lose but not get hammered. If the Chelsea players flip the switch and score 4 or 5 then it'll just a bit too obvious that they just gave up on Mourinho. Broadcasting their unprofessionalism. I'll go 2-0 What, you mean like Robson's first home game in charge? Sorry for being old, but what does that smiley actually mean?

I think they'll lose but not get hammered. If the Chelsea players flip the switch and score 4 or 5 then it'll just a bit too obvious that they just gave up on Mourinho. Broadcasting their unprofessionalism. I'll go 2-0 What, you mean like Robson's first home game in charge?

Fuck it. I hope they go down and everyone takes bedsheets and fucking tortures them about it. Bastards.

I don't think listening to players' feedback and changing is a particularly bad sign of leadership, like. Not saying he's a good leader but that's hardly bad, imo. If he carried on playing in a way that players were admitting to feeling uncomfortable in that would be far worse. But it does suggest that he doesn't really know how to operate in the premier league today. How so? There's not one uniform style to playing football in the league. It's not about style though, a manager's job is to assess his squad and get them playing the most effective football to suit their abilities. That McClaren needs his players to do that for him doesn't say much for his own managerial quality. Interesting though that you're choosing to absolutely believe 'The Times' version of events

Thanks Fat Sam

:lol: absolute delusional, narcissistic cock. http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11706/10091996/crystal-palace-boss-alan-pardew-open-to-managing-abroad-one-day

Terry Christian

Mackem mate just shared this on FB :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: http://i.imgur.com/d5MziUn.png

"skill set" - he fact he's said that sums him up

Shearer should be sectioned if he even thought about coming back now.