There are currently more Premier League managers from Glasgow - Alex McLeish, Sir Alex Ferguson, David Moyes, Owen Coyle, Kenny Dalglish and Steve Kean - than from England - Ian Holloway, Alan Pardew, Steve Bruce and Harry Redknapp.

I knew we shouldnt have taken that bloody wall down.....

3 Italians, 2 Welsh, 2 French, 1 each from Ireland (Roy Keane would dispute that), Israel and Spain.

And one of the Englishmen got mugged in Madrid, so he says.

He said two men fell to their knees in front of him and tugged at his trouser legs to distract him while four others took money and items from his pockets.

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Edited January 22, 201115 yr by Hutch

I knew we shouldnt have taken that bloody wall down.....

Ah'll be roon at yuir hoose as sin as ah've pit ma woad oan! Git the kettle oan, we'll hae a brew!

It amazes me that any South American or Continental player under these managers from Glasgow understand a word they are being told in the dressing rooms

Fact number 2. Eric Cantona is a .... it's official. The BBC says so:

It amazes me that any South American or Continental player under these managers from Glasgow understand a word they are being told in the dressing rooms

I bet they don't. I always despair when Gordon Strachan is on the telly. Usually I can follow a Glaswegian by lipreading on top of listening, but Strachan doesn't move his mouth at all when he is talking. No idea what he's saying. Then again, I don't expect to miss much.

Fact number 3. From the BBC's gossip page:

German side St Pauli have asked the owners of one of their executive boxes to stop strippers performing during games after they installed a pole and mirror. "They can do what they like after games," said club president Stefan Orth.(Observer)

Fact number 2. Eric Cantona is a .... it's official. The BBC says so:

That reminds me that last Monday, Chris Hollins on BBC Breakfast attributed a Spuds goal to 'Rafael Nadal'. It also indicates that the c-word is gaining in acceptance at the BBC:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7RLe_qWzN0