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Chris Sutton? He was $hite anyway.

I'm not sure I could do her, knowing full well I was having a go on an S Club Junior.

and Tommy Forecast if recent rumours on here are to be believed...

Was just doing my squad on another thread for the SFC Masters 8 and put Paul Jones in. It got me thinking... Niemi was in my opinion a superior 'keeper but because of this I feel a lot of people, myself included, don't pay enough credit to Paul Jones. I thought he was an excellent club servant, never let us down and in fact, probably won us more points with some of his performances between 1998 and 2001/2 than most of the other players in our squad. I also remember him bizarrely being loaned to Liverpool as an emergency loan and getting a few games for them. Because he helped Liverpool out, I seem to re-call him being immensely popular among Liverpool fans. Aside from that dodgy '50' he had shaved in to his hair on his 50th game for Wales, I thought he was an excellent keeper and massively under-rated.

Paul Jones (Niemi was a great keeper but Jones was a fantastic servant and never let the club down) Ken Monkou Francis Benali Jason Dodd Chris Marsden Ronnie Ekelund Matt Le Tissier Alan Shearer That would do me nicely!

Sales dont seem to be going well...

--------------------Niemi----------------------- ------------------------------------------------ Dodd-------Killer----------Richards--------Bridge ------------------------------------------------ Walcott------------Case--------------------Bale ------------------------------------------------ ------------------Le Tissier--------------------- ------------------------------------------------ -----------Shearer-----------Pahars------------ Manager: Strachan/Adkins!

Whats this fixation with The Champions League? 3/4 of the sides in it are mid table standard in the Premier League at best. The fact Shearer scored such a monstrous amount of goals without playing for Man Utd makes his record even more impressive. His goals record will stand the test of time which in my opinion puts him up there with THE very best strikers in history.

Is that his geeky shrill voice that sings matter-of-factly "We are goin' up"?

http://www.exetercityfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10436~2375387,00.html Underwhelmed.

You seem to be basing your opinion of Lambert on last season, which I'm sure even he would admit was a poor season by his standards, yet he still scored around 25 goals. The season before he carried this team. He has excellent technique for a player that has played his entire career in the bottom 2 divisions and is capable of scoring from anywhere. I'd rather have a player with that ability than Mackail-Smith. Yes, he had a good season last year but I liken scoring bags of goals for Peterborough to scoring bags of goals in the Tyro league. Looks great on your stats but not much use when you are losing 5-3 and drawing 4-4 every other week. He scored goals because he played in a team that went gung-ho in every game. As a team, they created lots of chances but also gave away loads too.

I think people are a bit harsh on Rickie Lambert to be honest. He is twice as technically gifted as Mackail-Smith. CMS might work harder and would actually be the ideal partner for RL but as a player, Lambert is by far and away a more gifted player.

Certainly a very economical way of thinking about things.

Plus, the $luts, weed and mushrooms are quality.

I've heard after his performance away to Bournemouth they are going to turn him in to a defender.

Davis Baird Andrew Davies Fonte Harding Oxlade-Chamberlain Lallana Surman Bale Jones Walcott Not sure Crouch qualifies.

I dont get whats in it for him...

My mate is the drummer in The Vaccines. He's a Chandlers Ford boy. They play some good stuff and have been supporting the Arctic Monkeys recently. I read some article on the NME about them being the "saviours of rock and roll". As good a lad he is and as much as I like their album, if they are the saviours of rock and roll I think we should call it a day. The only "new" mainstream band that has come out in the last 5 years that will stand the test of time is the Arctic Monkeys from their first two albums which were a breath of fresh air. Their 3rd was too arty and I hope they revert to type for their upcoming 4th and sing about what they know again.

I'll happily listen to any tune on Definitely Maybe, Whats The Story or The Masterplan. Anything else is pretty damn average.

Acquiesce for me. Someone mentioned OCS. I have to say I agree.

Never. Its a great tune. My best mate at the time was a metal head who hated all things in the chart no matter how good it might have been. The kind that instantly started disliking the likes of KoRn, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson etc... the minute they seemed to get a bit of cross over success. I played Slight Return to him and he loved it though. Sadly he died a few years ago at the tender age of 21 because he turned in to a very silly man but the song reminds me of growing up with him and brings back some very funny, happy memories.

It's all about Thornden. We had a school of nutters next door called Pitmore. We'd just set them lose on you whilst we play Tennis or perhaps take in a show in the Arts theatre.

Did he do anything other the take the ****? I dont think he was ever nasty to anyone. Just very sarcastic. I enjoyed his input.

Even Capello does it. There was an article about it in the Guardian about a month ago. Apparently it is something that is taught to budding politicians by media experts. It implies an air of authority and fact in what you are saying and apparently sub-conciously encourages the person being spoken to accept it as fact and not query what has been said. At least this is what I was told when I arksed a media expert.

Why did you buy it then?