ChrisMcQuillan

I know, but I've got no idea what he's asking Probably who it is, not that I think many of us would know any of them apart from Carr? How do you know, do you know much about this particular scout, if so what... had the scout agreed to leave, is he expecting to leave in the near future... The fullest story you can offer really. Can't tell you the name of the scout. You can find his name on one article online re: Tamas Kadar. I go to uni with his daughter. He's agreed to leave and become chief scout and wherever Hughton goes next. She seemed to think he's definitely on the lookout, but will only really go for it when its right. Mentioned Fulham, but she admitted that wasn't something that had come from Hughton. She said today that whatever you read in the press, the backroom atmosphere that Hughton had built amongst team, staff and personnel is gone, or at least it's not the same. Hence this guy being willing to move after serving the club for over a decade.

Have to make sure they pass our medical right? Given our recent signings, so long as they don't die they've got a pretty good chance.

I know, but I've got no idea what he's asking

..? One of our scouts has agreed to move with him to wherever his next club is.

Hughton is definitely interested in a return to management, as he's already tapped up one of Newcastle's scouts to move with him to wherever he goes next.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13586966.stm McLaren's accent's fixed itself.

Blatter is such a cunt. He's like a really shit Mafia leader.

1 month ago he basically said the opposite of that. Erm, I thought he said exactly the same. In fact, I thought the article was a repeat.

Now now.

We're signing France, according to JimmyJoe652Plop.

This.

Berbatov has been utterly shafted at United. Disgraceful not to have him on the bench at very least.

Owen managing to get onto the bench?

How does he know?

Simply refers to the 'reports' and our concern at them. At worst it'll prompt the club to respond and clarify.

The underhand manner in which the club have gone about this all point to there being reasons the club don't want to go public with, which covers all 3 of the reasons listed above. More likely to be the refusal to sit down in that area tbh. Are you being serious? f***ing hell man. 100% serious. No sooner the singing section was put together standing in that area became a problem and despite efforts by the club people still continued to stand there, it even went as far as the club subcontracting stewards as the one's already there were having no impact and all they got from that was people complaining about heavy handed treatment when they attempted to get people to sit through games. You all f***ed it up for yourselves. At no point in our dealings with the club, or any of our sources close to the club, has standing been mentioned as a concern. The reasons for disbanding are simple: 1) The tickets are cheap and they see the potential to milk the away fans for more money. 2) Premier League rules have made the expansion of the away end compulsory, so they have an excuse for having to move the away fans. 3) Too much fan spirit, especially when its as Anti-Ashley as L7 can be, irritates the management. If it were a standing issue, they'd enforce no standing or stipulate that they have to disband the section to comply with the rules.

Simply disgusting from the club, this.

Hand me the gun. No more old horse.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13546072.stm

So get rid of 14 players that we used this season, in a season where we were proved to have too few?

Kid's gonna be scarred for life.

http://scifiheaven.net/mehdi.jpg

Poor lad.

This is one of those classic nights. Definitely getting this guy on my shirt.