The Prophet

It's about time there was some sort of campaign to get Feethams regenerated. It used to be a cracking ground full of character and atmosphere. Now it's just a crack den. The fucking Reynolds Arena or whatever it's called these days is an absolute monstrosity. There sits a 20,000 plus seat stadium that struggles to break the 3,000 attendance mark. His era should promptly be forgotten by knocking Feethams down, rebuilding it and selling his pathetic attempt to get his name in lights, cunt. I'd rather see that than the giant Tesco or whatever pointless escapade the council of the town are currently perusing, cunts.

Howay Parky man, your disillsuioned we get the point, change the bloody record.

Just because the man can write a piece it doeesn't automatically make his contacts reliable. Lets just wait and see.

We don't know if there is a lack of progress though all we have is scraps of contradicting information from the media. I'm not angry with the regime for putting the club up for sale at this time, it had to be done to take the club forward, it takes as long as it takes. What I do have a problem with is once again we, the fans, are left guessing. Where is this improved communication we were promised? Oh wait Llambias gave us a complete crock about hearing some information at the end of last week. I don't expect to be updated every other day, it would be nice just not to be treat like a fucking mug for once, is that too much to ask?

Nixon can be erm... Our fox in the box?

Aye but Ribery is as good as off to Madrid and Benzema isn't leaving Lyon until after the world cup. They'll probably pull something out of the bag but the only player they look like signing is Valencia They'll still be up there though, I'm just hoping it leads to a closer title race.

Man United fans are hilarious: "Oh Tevez is leaving it must be for the money because we're Manchester United"

Can sometimes take up to two weeks.

Haha. Good one. It's not that bad like.

The battle with Wullie was good fun in the first game like.

Aye we don't want you bottling it like last time. When was that then? Explained quite well I feel. Who bottled what? You failed to show because you had an exam about three days later. For the record I had one the next afternoon and yet I still showed. It was weird to be fair Ian surely you knew when your exams fell? Nope, the timetable was rather late to appear on the website. Anyway it's done get over it.

Aye we don't want you bottling it like last time. When was that then? Explained quite well I feel. Who bottled what? You failed to show because you had an exam about three days later. For the record I had one the next afternoon and yet I still showed. Two days later man, I gave plenty of notice I'd hardly call it bottling.

Aye we don't want you bottling it like last time. When was that then? Explained quite well I feel. Who bottled what?

Aye we don't want you bottling it like last time. When was that then?

Better not be on the reds.

In (Blues).

Awful, just shocking.

They're a modestly wealthy club who've had a great season from what I can see, they finished 4th, so have greater financial clowt this season, and will also be able to attract the players from being in the Champions League. The aren't a small club by any means, have a good history. Infact I think I'm right in saying they're the oldest club in Italy. This. They've had a tremendous season breaking into the top four. The true test for them is how they replace the two they've just lost, Motta and Milito especially are big players for them, and it will be important to see if Crespo and Juninho can pick up that slack and perform, Juninho should in theory. Finished fifth.

Motta and Milito both buggered off to Inter.

So why has the Premier League been inferior excluding the top4 in recent years then? Huh, it was just a passing comment. What do you mean by inferior? I made a post on your opening post above. Just saying that the English teams have got embarrassed in the Waffa cup in recent years, meaning that a league isn't only based on 4 clubs. And I was simply commenting we have three strong lower tiers below the Premier League.

Respectfully disagree. I'd say Gerrard is currently the only genuine class act in the England side.

So why has the Premier League been inferior excluding the top4 in recent years then? Huh, it was just a passing comment. What do you mean by inferior? I made a post on your opening post above.

I read an article not too long ago called "My Rooney is better than your Rooney" or something along those lines. It's a good read I'll try find it. Edit: It was basically about how it appears by turning him into a team player Man United have taken something from his game that was present during the Everton days.

In terms of the lower league's the strength and depth of English football is amazing considering we have four fantastically competative tiers of football.

It truly is impossible to define the "best" league in the world. They're all so unique and while I do appreciate the football in La Liga to the Premier League it's all subjective. Personally I love La Liga because of the technical game. It's pass and move, individual skill and a good footballing brain the breaks down opponents, defence is often weak leading to high scoring games which are pleasant on the eye. Barcelona are easily the best team in the world and while Real aren't fantastic they're still a mile ahead of anyone else in La Liga. You could say that makes it a weak league but sides like Villareal, Sevilla, Athletico and even Valencia are still a touch of class. The Premier League is about the grass roots, blood, sweat and tears (well more tears than anything else these days). I find the Premier League boring due to the domination of the top four. No one plays particularly pretty football and the long ball is prevalent. However it's the commitment, the work rate and a greater emphasise on set-pieces that makes it such a physically unique league. While the top have continued to pull away things have tightened up between the rests of the league leading to a particularly tight, competitive league this year. The German league is improving after its slump not too long ago. It gave head to a particularly exciting title race this year which gave up to seven teams the chance to nick it. Lyon's domination in France came to an end as Marseille and Bordeaux raised the bar, while the Italian league is still trying to find it's feet after a pretty disastrous couple of years. It wasn't helped this year by it's one sided title race, defensively based game and lack of atmosphere in the stands. I'd class those five as the five major leagues in the world. Each is exciting and eventful for its own reasons and while I truly appreciate the game played in La Liga others may not. It's all subjective and can often depend on your own ideals in football.