Pride of London

If you were to be knocked out by a f**king herb you'd at least hope it was Hemlock!

They've all got money on fewer than five scored in the match!

You see Roman is Jewish and the Sheikh is an Arab and Sky is notoriously pro-Palestine innit?

But like we'll finally get to see if they are just bros or if there's really loads of sexual tension. I for one am thrilled.

Something was coming after all?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCbwXqoJGuo I don't know what's more surprising, the fact that Paul McGrath's released a single or the fact it's actually pretty decent. At least there's some genuine emotion in it as opposed to xfactor , american idol etc. Warning I am most likely wearing very strong emerald tinted spectacles

The showed Only Fools and Horses two episodes a day on BBC and it was the only thing worth watching during the day on Irish or British TV. Cash in the Attic , Bargain Hunt etc. who actually likes that absolutely dirge? The worst has to be the one where they have people buy sh*te houses, the people make them less sh*te and they bring the cameras round. How is that bloody entertainment. Has to be government mandated to discourage people from living on the dole or something.

Zoolander, it's just really , really ridiculously good looking.

-Song for a Raggy Boy -The Commitments - The Snapper - The Mammy - Garage

That stuff with the fake blood was despicable but there was a good long ban afterwards when it was found out, how often do we get the pleasure of seeing players banned for diving though? If it ever happens to Alves or Busquets please let me now, think i'd replay the tape until it wore out!

Typical of course the press have one rule for us and another for everyone else... I'm sure St. Fergie never ever talked to a player without asking!

Was there any actual evidence with the Kakuta thing whatsoever either?

That's the truth... still I can see this being used to majorly damage the club by banning us from buying anyone in if they push the issue

In England football was always the working man's game, and I've always thought the English working class had a great sense of fair-play and that's reflected in the attitudes we have in these islands naturally enough. The problem is that the global game is reflected one ideal which is very divergent from what we're used to and want to see. If the game was run from England as opposed to France I think our attitude would be the one we're trying to foster and if we're being fair I don't think that'd be right either, as much as I dislike it if that's they way they want to play let them play that way. The problem is in my opinion where there's an influx of players from one tradition into another it somewhat dilutes the game, but more pressing an issue is that at international level, and in the international club competitions they don't balance between these two traditions, they laud one and deny the legitimacy of the other. I mean I wouldn't have time for Lee Dixon but he was asked on Football Focus how would he change the game, he said bring back the tackle from behind and have a red card for diving and book for exaggeration. It's gone too far when I have common ground with former Arsenal players, I tell you that much!