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that was the last time i was at Villa park too. Untill today that is...

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the myth that Liverpool supporters are really passionate and Anfield has an amazing atmosphere just because they sing one song before every game.

he's done really well with that.

its eerily quiet.

good finish.

what an idiot, just play on man

gutting for Brentford.

gerrin'!

dived no?

I rate him from the little i've seen. but i'd be a bit worried about where spending this amount of money on him would leave us tactics wise. would rather see us go for someone whos naturally suited to playing on the left of a front 3.

so M'Vila has turned them down for more money, apparently they were interested in Sissoko, whos move will mean an increase in price for their target Capoue and now Fulham might be hijacking their transfer for a player they've had flown in. Bad few days for QPR. If they didn't have that ball-bag-faced cretin as their manager i might of been tempted get the worlds tiniest violin out for them, but they don't even deserve that.

awesome.

this club man, amazing signing, daylight robbery

Least surprising news this week tbh.

I hope the mackems have stopped licking it now we've set this window on fire like.

It's a transfer bukkake

daylight robbery man, how do we get away with it

this from the same paper that reported that he were panicing because MYM hadn't turned up for his medical remember...

hang on, if his friend had his phone, was that apology a wind-up?

1-1, deserved. Cape Verde just have not performed the last 10 mins.

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/world-of-sport/peru-u20-star-25-old-ecuadorian-165528810.html A Peruvian player has left the South American under-20 championships after accusations that he is actually a 25-year-old Ecuadorian. Max Barrios, whose father claims is only 17, has helped his side reach the final stage of the tournament but officials from Ecuador claim that his real name is Juan Carlos Espinosa and that he has previously played professional football in Ecuador. The accusation was originally made by a member of the Ecuadorian parliament called Rolando Panchana who is a former journalist – and the complaint was then taken up by the Ecuadorian Football Association. Panchan claims that the player has been registered in Ecuador since 2004 playing for Liga de Loja, Deportivo Cuenca and Canar Municipal. The president of Liga de Loja also claims the player was registered with them in 2010 when he was listed as a 22 years-old. The Peru camp have removed the player pending an investigation but they have protested their innocence by saying: "If confirmed, the selection will not be penalised because we would have been swindled by the player." Barrios himself refused to comment on the allegations only saying: "Let my father speak, speak to my dad." Barrios' father Angel told Peruvian radio his son was born in Ecuador but moved to Peru when he was six and insisted Max was a 17-year-old with dual nationality and that he "has a birth certificate that is formal and legal." Barrios Snr said that the confusion comes from the fact that Max used to return to Ecuador to play in junior tournaments and took the name of Juan Carlos Espinosa so he could be paid for playing under a false name. He also said his son "feels mortified, is in tears, and wants to give up football" as a result of the controversy. The tournament, which is taking place in Argentina runs until February 3. There are six teams left in the competition and the top four will qualify for the World Cup later this year in Turkey. Both Ecuador and Peru remain in contention but the continent's two traditional powerhouses Argentina and Brazil have already been knocked out.

We managed it with Mbiwa tbf.

pretty much all of them recently.

have to say, was dreading going to this, but today has brought back some enthusiam in me, i hope its done the same to the players. surely even we can win this one