summerof69

I would agree with that.

Yes, but it also mentions that only tiles and one seat was damaged nothing to do with feaces.

It's not. Well, it doesn't mention it in here http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/20120305/derby-day-fans-behaviour-praised_2281670_2633953

Lee Cattermole, four match ban. By the way is there any proof of feaces smearing ?

BBC iPlayer - QPR: The Four Year Plan

http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=679432

Just woke up, great news

Class

On the right underneath "Top Stories".

Well there deffinately seems to be better coverage in other countries , any one remember when Paul Merson said he didn't think Newcastle-Sunderland was that big of a deal, and tried saying it was because "It's never been on Sky Sports and Sky Sports get all the big games". To think other countries get an in depth insight in to the derby is surprising when pundits in this country don't seem to have a clue, highlights the type of people, laziness and ignorance we get from people who cover our football over here.

Uh-Oh

barry fry

Good goal

Well, that was a cock up.

Bosingwa

The atmosphere is incredible aswell, which always makes me more excited even just watching from home.

Well, just because we are linked with them doesn't actually mean we are interested.

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=286820.0

That story about the tea lady is great and nice to see so many managers have treated her well.

http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=673816

http://www.clubcall.com/manchester-city/soriano-emerges-as-citys-main-man-1378927.html Former Barcelona vice-president Ferran Soriano will be confirmed as Manchester City's next chief executive in succession to Garry Cook. The Blues have been giving little away about their search for Cook's replacement following his resignation in September in the wake of a controversial email where he appeared to mock the mother of defender Nedum Onuoha. That error in judgement left him with little choice but to step down from his post despite earning praise from City's owners for the positive work he did in the role during his time at the club. It's being claimed down under that Australian Rugby Union boss John O'Neill had been in the running for the job but the Manchester Evening News are now reporting that has missed out to Soriano. The 44-year-old won't be able to take up position immediately as he still has some loose ends to tie up following the collapse of Spanair last week. That could delay his entrance to the £2m-a-year job for up to six weeks, but City are convinced he is worth waiting for. Soriano is very well respected in the game after becoming a powerful voice in football during his spell as general manager at the Nou Camp. He oversaw a dramatic rise in Barca's commercial success as they went from the world's 13th richest club to second behind Real Madrid as revenue soared.

Hope he gets better soon.

I don't want to see Banega anywhere near our club. Utter cnut. Read more: http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=671707#ixzz1lo20g0uk Thinking they are too good for Banega

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