Now you're just not trying.Zoot wrote:Great! The Liverpool DVD is out tomorrow. Can't wait.
All Liverpool fans are gayers - especially Sickboy, KevG and i8Manx.
Thank you.
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Zoot wrote:i8manx - I am in a fit of generous joy as I watch the national news and see that Liverpool FC have indeed been allowed back into the Champions League that they so deservedly won.
I look forward to next season, and await your contributions to the the "General Football Discussion Thread".
I for my part will refrain from scouser-baiting because I feel that it is innappropriate, and think that all should be joy, rather than animosity.
Very best wishes to you and your team, and good luck for next season.
Zoot wrote:Great! The Liverpool DVD is out tomorrow. Can't wait.
All Liverpool fans are gayers - especially Sickboy, KevG and i8Manx.
Thank you.
Slow news night
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Newcastle in Figo talks.
Apparently we are "vigourously pursuing" him, and a deal "could be wrapped up by the end of the week".
What does everyone reckon? IF we get him, does anyone think this a bold and exciting move, or is he another Kluivert in disguise?
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Going by most of his performances last year, the guy has totally lost his passion for football.PaulEMoz wrote: Apparently we are "vigourously pursuing" him, and a deal "could be wrapped up by the end of the week".
What does everyone reckon? IF we get him, does anyone think this a bold and exciting move, or is he another Kluivert in disguise?
Indeed I am a man of my words. The first remark you quoted was, how can I say it, a little touch of irony perhaps, nay, a dollop of tongue in cheek, if you will.i8manx wrote:Zoot wrote:i8manx - I am in a fit of generous joy as I watch the national news and see that Liverpool FC have indeed been allowed back into the Champions League that they so deservedly won.
I look forward to next season, and await your contributions to the the "General Football Discussion Thread".
I for my part will refrain from scouser-baiting because I feel that it is innappropriate, and think that all should be joy, rather than animosity.
Very best wishes to you and your team, and good luck for next season.Zoot wrote:Great! The Liverpool DVD is out tomorrow. Can't wait.
All Liverpool fans are gayers - especially Sickboy, KevG and i8Manx.
Thank you.
Slow news night
Nice to see your a man of your word....i have the up most respect for you.
Refrain from scouser-bashing? Nay, not whilst they have the wit not to reply!
I have a horrible feeling that Sr. Figo might be a bit of a sulker if things do't go well. If he comes to Newcastle, I can't imagine him having much stomach for for a fight on a freezing Tuesday night in January versus some team in Dogs of War modeDio wrote: I refer the honourable gentleman to my reply of June 15th.
However, Toon need a bit of luck with the team configuration, IMO and Figo could be to you what McAllister was for us under Ged H.
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he's way past his top i'm afraid, and wouldn't be happy in newcastle, if i were you i wouldn't pay for himZen-Chan wrote:Going by most of his performances last year, the guy has totally lost his passion for football.PaulEMoz wrote: Apparently we are "vigourously pursuing" him, and a deal "could be wrapped up by the end of the week".
What does everyone reckon? IF we get him, does anyone think this a bold and exciting move, or is he another Kluivert in disguise?
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Well, we wouldn't be paying for him as such, he'd be on a free, apparently. Although with his wages, we'd still be spending a lot of money on him.romanista wrote:he's way past his top i'm afraid, and wouldn't be happy in newcastle, if i were you i wouldn't pay for him
Not sure about it yet, but only because I didn't see him play much last season. At the very least, he'd give the whole place a massive list (which we need) and would bring the likes of Ambrose and Milner along tremendously, because they would surely learn from someone of his stature.
Still, I won't start getting excited about it unless it becomes a done deal.
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Fixtures are up.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/default.stm
Notable first day matches include:
Wigan - Chelsea
Arsenal - Newcastle
Middlesbrough - Liverpool
Everton - Manchester Buccaneers
Week 2 includes Chelsea - Arsenal
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/default.stm
Notable first day matches include:
Wigan - Chelsea
Arsenal - Newcastle
Middlesbrough - Liverpool
Everton - Manchester Buccaneers
Week 2 includes Chelsea - Arsenal


