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Sunderland A.F.C. is the first thing you see on the home page of Wikipedia

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

 

This isn't even worthy of the 'not worthy of a thread' thread, but i was just looking on the main page of wiki, and on the right hand side, the in the news section, there's a story about Mary MacKillop. Anyway, when i first saw it i thought someone had super imposed Big Sam's fat head onto her!

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_MacKillop

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Here's something which isn't worthy of a thread, but is a fact I feel like sharing.

 

Ciaran Clark has opted for the ROI over England this week. He's going to be one of the best defenders in the country. England's loss.

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didnt realise Diego Poyet plays for Englands under 16's til today. Will have to watch them to see if he's in the Gus mould.

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With a name like Ciaran was he ever likely to opt for England? One assumes that involves some form of Irish upbringing.

 

Captained the England under 19s. Or something. Born here.

 

Aye, but as soon as they have any sort of Irish heritage they decide to become pointlessly loyal to Ireland. See every player in Scotland.

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Aha, not my picture, it's off a mates facebook. Dunno what I'd do in the situation like. :lol:

 

Mike! Why don't you buy some fucking players rather than spending your cash on Ginsters, Heineken and roulette?

 

Imagine who he could buy for 200k too!

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With a name like Ciaran was he ever likely to opt for England? One assumes that involves some form of Irish upbringing.

 

Captained the England under 19s. Or something. Born here.

dunne had been saying he'd been trying to talk him over to the republic side iirc

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Aha, not my picture, it's off a mates facebook. Dunno what I'd do in the situation like. :lol:

 

Mike! Why don't you buy some fucking players rather than spending your cash on Ginsters, Heineken and roulette?

 

Imagine who he could buy for 200k too!

 

I think I'd rather not.

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With a name like Ciaran was he ever likely to opt for England? One assumes that involves some form of Irish upbringing.

 

Captained the England under 19s. Or something. Born here.

 

Aye, but as soon as they have any sort of Irish heritage they decide to become pointlessly loyal to Ireland. See every player in Scotland.

 

This is more my point tbh, no doubt has Irish parents in his ear telling him how MINT Shannon airport is (or any other famous Irish landmark)

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Aha, not my picture, it's off a mates facebook. Dunno what I'd do in the situation like. :lol:

 

Mike! Why don't you buy some fucking players rather than spending your cash on Ginsters, Heineken and roulette?

 

Imagine who he could buy for 200k too!

 

3 Seamus Colemans. :aww:

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Collymore to return.

 

Stan Collymore claims he is ready to make a bid to return to the Premiership after five years out of football.

 

The 35-year-old striker has not played since walking out on Spanish side Real Oviedo in March 2001.

 

But he told the Daily Mirror: "I've had physical tests and I'm confident I will come back faster, stronger and fitter than I ever was.

 

"A month from today I guarantee I will be able to stand side by side with any striker in the country."

Collymore, who played for Crystal Palace, Southend, Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Fulham, Leicester, Bradford and Real Oviedo, has flown to Tenerife to start a three-week fitness regime.

 

He insists he has shaken off the personal problems that have affected his career and private life and said: "This time I'm not going to self-destruct.

 

"You are not going to see headlines about me being kicked out of a bar somewhere in the early hours rolling drunk.

 

"There is no reason why I can't be back to my best. Don't forget that as a footballer I haven't got a lot of miles on the clock. When I retired it wasn't because I was crumbling physically like Ian Wright or Gazza."

 

And he insisted: "I went to the World Cup as a punter. I didn't see any players that made me think 'I can't do that'. It might sound big-headed but I still believe that I am the best."

 

:facepalm:

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Collymore to return.

 

Stan Collymore claims he is ready to make a bid to return to the Premiership after five years out of football.

 

The 35-year-old striker has not played since walking out on Spanish side Real Oviedo in March 2001.

 

But he told the Daily Mirror: "I've had physical tests and I'm confident I will come back faster, stronger and fitter than I ever was.

 

"A month from today I guarantee I will be able to stand side by side with any striker in the country."

Collymore, who played for Crystal Palace, Southend, Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Fulham, Leicester, Bradford and Real Oviedo, has flown to Tenerife to start a three-week fitness regime.

 

He insists he has shaken off the personal problems that have affected his career and private life and said: "This time I'm not going to self-destruct.

 

"You are not going to see headlines about me being kicked out of a bar somewhere in the early hours rolling drunk.

 

"There is no reason why I can't be back to my best. Don't forget that as a footballer I haven't got a lot of miles on the clock. When I retired it wasn't because I was crumbling physically like Ian Wright or Gazza."

 

And he insisted: "I went to the World Cup as a punter. I didn't see any players that made me think 'I can't do that'. It might sound big-headed but I still believe that I am the best."

 

:facepalm:

 

Wasn't that 4 years ago?

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