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http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/sport/680757/NEWCASTLES-CHRIS-OF-LIFE.html  at one point this says Key to their success - and where Hughton deserves credit - is the way Premier League flops Fabrizio Coloccini, Claudio Capaca, Jonas Gutierrez Kevin Nolan and Ryan Taylor have turned their careers around. is that Fabricio coloccini and claudio cacapa who no longer plays for us awful journalism

 

 

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Had Moat's takeover gone through, then Hughton would have been on his way - with Shearer, the Great Messiah, who collected just five points from eight games last season, ready to step back in.

 

Instead we got Hughton, who got five points from twelve games last season.

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http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/sport/680757/NEWCASTLES-CHRIS-OF-LIFE.html  at one point this says Key to their success - and where Hughton deserves credit - is the way Premier League flops Fabrizio Coloccini, Claudio Capaca, Jonas Gutierrez Kevin Nolan and Ryan Taylor have turned their careers around. is that Fabricio coloccini and claudio cacapa who no longer plays for us awful journalism

 

 

 

And since when did Raylor turn his career around?

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Had Moat's takeover gone through, then Hughton would have been on his way - with Shearer, the Great Messiah, who collected just five points from eight games last season, ready to step back in.

 

Instead we got Hughton, who got five points from twelve games last season.

ironically looking at keegans first stint here he took 14 points from the first 24 (then 3 out the next 18)
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http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/sport/680757/NEWCASTLES-CHRIS-OF-LIFE.html  at one point this says Key to their success - and where Hughton deserves credit - is the way Premier League flops Fabrizio Coloccini, Claudio Capaca, Jonas Gutierrez Kevin Nolan and Ryan Taylor have turned their careers around. is that Fabricio coloccini and claudio cacapa who no longer plays for us awful journalism

 

 

 

And since when did Raylor turn his career around?

In that journalists mind, scoring a couple of goals this season when he didn't in the half a season he had with us last season = turning your career around

 

or so I think

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that linesman deserve's the sack over it! imagine if that happened against united, they would walk off in protest

 

I think Ferguson would literally explode if something like that happened to them.

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***Quite funny rant I read from a QPR fan, though I might as well share.***

 

I take more pleasure in seeing Chelsea lose than I do in seeing QPR win

at the moment.

 

I sat through so many matches when we were absolute dogs**t under the

likes of Ray Harford and with people like Paul Bruce, Matthew Brazier

and Mark Perry in the squad and I never felt like this.

 

The club isn't ours anymore but moreso than that - football is just

properly gash these days.

 

I mean really gash.

 

football generally.

 

I hate nearly everything about it these days....

 

I hate the Prem and the myth that it is exciting this year. Man City

breaking into the top four isn't exciting. They spent loads of money.

It's no more exciting that Nameless C*** getting to number 1 in the

charts after winning the X-Factor.

 

I hate the myth of Arsene's kids. Buying some French kid when he's 17,

playing him in the League Cup and then selling him when he's 20 after

about 3 appearances in the league is NOTHING SPECIAL.

 

I hate hearing about Liverpool/Man Utd's debt but nothing ever happening

about it. A club needs to go to the wall for the money thing to change

but it doesn't happen. Why the **** are Charlton, Leeds and Southampton

still in business?

 

I hate Frank Lampard's stupid f'ing face. I hate that Joe Cole's tongue

is never in his mouth, the downsy spacker. I hate John Terry being

England captain when he's CLEARLY AN OAP.

 

I hate the England team.

 

I hate young exciting wingers who have nothing but pace. Tony Scully had

nothing but pace.

 

I hate the FA Cup. There may be little shocks like last night but for

the most part you know who's going to win it. Unless a team throws away

all their financial security to win it a la Pompey.

 

I hate Harry f'ing Redknapp. And Jamie Redknapp. And Louise Redknapp.

And the Wii.

 

But love it that West Ham fans wanted Harry out. Haha!

 

I hate James Nesbitt, Eammon Holmes and f***ing everyone.

 

I hate Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer.

 

I hate Garth Crooks.

 

I hate Garth Brooks for that matter.

 

I hate Sky Sports.

 

I hate that when a lower league player beats 10 players and chips the

keeper it doesn't matter but if Rooney scores from more than 20 yards

it's amazing.

 

I hate that everything football related has to have 'Club Foot' playing

behind it.

 

I hate that female sports journos are now mandatory.

 

I hate Mark Lawrensen for not coming out. 'I do like a big man at the

back'. I bet you do.

 

I hate any advert that portrays football to be about anything other than

pain and disappointment.

 

I hate any advert that mentions pies at football.

 

I hate Lee Hughes and the fact that he makes a living from the game. I

hate Marlon King and any team that signs him when he gets out. I hate

that it'll probably be us.

 

I hate Phil Brown.

 

I hate 'well the ball is a lot lighter now and will cause goalkeepers

real problems this summer' before EVERY F'ING TOURNAMENT.

 

I hate that Kieron Dyer earned more in the time I took to write this

post than I'll earn this month.

 

I hate Adrian Durham, Ian Wright and Alan Brazil.

 

I hate Gazza. Either die or shut up. Stop f'ing lingering.

 

I hate hearing about Hillsborough more than I hear about Heysel or

Bradford.

 

I hate that a comeback from 4-0 down at half time (TWICE) means nothing

because we aren't f'ing scouse.

 

I hate Leeds.

 

I hate Roy Keane.

 

I hate grown men wearing football shirts of their team whilst shopping

on a saturday when their team is playing at home.

 

I hate that I don't hate Roy Hodgson.

 

I hate Jermaine Beckford and any player who has neck tattoos.

 

I hate songs being inappropriately taken as club anthems and then sung

in a manly way. 'I'm forever blowing bubbles....'. Gaylords.

 

I hate Danny Dyer and anyone he's ever interviewed.

 

I hate the book 'Cass' by Cass Pennant. It is honestly the stupidest

thing I've ever read. Chapter 1: Millwall. 'Yeah we took 50 to Millwall.

They had 1000 in their mob but we ran 'em up and down the street'.

Chapter 2: Liverpool. 'Yeah we took 50 to Liverpool. They had 2000 in

their mob but we ran 'em up and down the street'. Fk me... Jade Goody's

autobiography is probably better. Even her non-ghost written one.

 

I hate that all good youngsters end their careers at Spurs before they

start.

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Uefa just released the "Team of the Year 2009" based on Internet votes and here is the result:

 

Iker Casillas (Real Madrid CF & Spain); Daniel Alves (FC Barcelona), Carles Puyol (FC Barcelona & Spain), John Terry (Chelsea FC & England), Patrice Evra (Manchester United FC & France); Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid CF & Portugal), Xavi Hernández (FC Barcelona & Spain), Kaká (Real Madrid CF), Andrés Iniesta (FC Barcelona & Spain); Lionel Messi (FC Barcelona), Zlatan Ibrahimović (FC Barcelona & Sweden). Josep Guardiola (FC Barcelona)

 

Previous winners:

 

uefa.com users' Team of the Year 2008:

Iker Casillas (Real Madrid CF & Spain); Sergio Ramos (Real Madrid CF & Spain), John Terry (Chelsea FC & England), Carles Puyol (FC Barcelona & Spain), Philipp Lahm (FC Bayern München & Germany); Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United FC & Portugal), Xavi Hernández (FC Barcelona & Spain), Cesc Fàbregas (Arsenal FC & Spain), Franck Ribéry (FC Bayern München & France); Lionel Messi (FC Barcelona), Fernando Torres (Liverpool FC & Spain). Sir Alex Ferguson (Manchester United FC)

 

uefa.com users' Team of the Year 2007:

Iker Casillas (Real Madrid CF & Spain); Daniel Alves (Sevilla FC), Alessandro Nesta (AC Milan & Italy), John Terry (Chelsea FC & England), Eric Abidal (Olympique Lyonnais/FC Barcelona & France); Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United FC & Portugal), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool FC & England), Kaká (AC Milan), Clarence Seedorf (AC Milan & Netherlands); Zlatan Ibrahimović (FC Internazionale Milano & Sweden), Didier Drogba (Chelsea FC). Sir Alex Ferguson (Manchester United FC)

 

uefa.com users' Team of the Year 2006:

Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus & Italy); Gianluca Zambrotta (FC Barcelona & Italy), Fabio Cannavaro (Real Madrid CF & Italy), Carles Puyol (FC Barcelona & Spain), Philipp Lahm (FC Bayern München & Germany); Steven Gerrard (Liverpool FC & England), Cesc Fàbregas (Arsenal FC & Spain), Kaká (AC Milan), Ronaldinho (FC Barcelona); Thierry Henry (Arsenal FC & France), Samuel Eto'o (FC Barcelona). Frank Rijkaard (FC Barcelona)

 

uefa.com users' Team of the Year 2005:

Petr Čech (Chelsea FC & Czech Republic); Cafu (AC Milan), John Terry (Chelsea FC & England), Carles Puyol (FC Barcelona & Spain), Paolo Maldini (AC Milan); Luis García (Liverpool FC & Spain), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool FC & England), Ronaldinho (FC Barcelona), Pavel Nedvěd (Juventus & Czech Republic); Samuel Eto'o (FC Barcelona), Andriy Shevchenko (AC Milan & Ukraine). José Mourinho (Chelsea FC)

 

uefa.com users' Team of the Year 2004:

Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus & Italy); Cafu (AC Milan), Ricardo Carvalho (Chelsea FC & Portugal), Alessandro Nesta (AC Milan & Italy), Ashley Cole (Arsenal FC & England); Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United FC & Portugal), Maniche (FC Porto & Portugal), Ronaldinho (FC Barcelona), Pavel Nedvěd (Juventus & Czech Republic); Thierry Henry (Arsenal FC & France), Andriy Shevchenko (AC Milan & Ukraine). José Mourinho (Chelsea FC)

 

uefa.com users' Team of the Year 2003:

Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus & Italy); Paulo Ferreira (FC Porto & Portugal), Alessandro Nesta (AC Milan & Italy), Paolo Maldini (AC Milan), Roberto Carlos (Real Madrid CF); Luís Figo (Real Madrid CF & Portugal), David Beckham (Real Madrid CF & England), Zinédine Zidane (Real Madrid CF & France), Pavel Nedvěd (Juventus & Czech Republic); Thierry Henry (Arsenal FC & France), Ruud van Nistelrooy (Manchester United FC & Netherlands). José Mourinho (FC Porto)

 

uefa.com users' Team of the Year 2002:

Rüstu Reçber (Fenerbahçe SK & Turkey); Carles Puyol (FC Barcelona & Spain), Alessandro Nesta (AC Milan & Italy), Cristian Chivu (AFC Ajax & Romania), Roberto Carlos (Real Madrid CF); Clarence Seedorf (AC Milan & Netherlands), Michael Ballack (FC Bayern München & Germany), Zinédine Zidane (Real Madrid CF & France), Damien Duff (Blackburn Rovers FC & Republic of Ireland); Thierry Henry (Arsenal FC & France), Ronaldo (Real Madrid CF). Senol Günes (Turkey)

 

uefa.com users' Team of 2001:

Santiago Cañizares (Valencia CF & Spain), Cosmin Contra (Deportivo Alavés & Romania), Sami Hyypiä (Liverpool FC & Finland), Patrik Andersson (FC Barcelona & Sweden), Bixente Lizarazu (FC Bayern München & France); David Beckham (Manchester United FC & England), Patrick Vieira (Arsenal FC & France), Zinédine Zidane (Real Madrid CF & France), Kily González (Valencia CF); Thierry Henry (Arsenal FC & France), David Trezeguet (Juventus & France). Gérard Houllier (Liverpool FC)

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