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Surely Puncheon doesn't want to get on the wrong side of Cortese again. Its very sensible for him to not want to talk publicly about. contracts Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

Lambert had 4 or 5 chances that any other day he would have slotted into the back of the net. He didn't. This game would have pulled his shots to goals ratio right down and it was absolutely right that Guly was brought on to try and convert any further possible chances.

I can't find any reference anywhere on the internet that the rule might have existed, let alone DID exist. Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

Just looking at the Champions League Rules. Their rules state their must be 2 GK's registered. I very much doubt the Premier League will require more than the Champions League does.

There is nothing in this years Premier League handbook about having a specific amount of Goalkeepers. The only rule is the amount of 'Home-grown' players in the 25.

I put up a simple moonfruit site for the mrs. Was easy to do and is easy to maintain. Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

I reckon the Bologna president didn't do his homework on Saints and didn't realize how loaded we are until he read twitter last night. (some times its best not to boast). He's simply wriggling for more money. Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

Who's to say Spurs didn't offer £20,000 to £25,000 per week? I don't see a number quoted anywhere...

If you like GTA IV:- Red Dead Redemption is a brilliant open world western tale. if you want a fun stealthy Action Game try Assassins Creed: Brotherhood or Assassins Creed Revelations. For superhero gameplay go for BatmanL Arkham City. or for pure smut Saints Row the Third. Also Sleeping Dogs (out on Friday) looks like it may be good and may be the closest thing to GTA without being GTA. Elsewhere For Arcade racing Dirt: Showdown is immensely fun with lots or different gametypes. For Racing Sim go for Forza

Was gonna say the same thing about the rice trick. That's worked for me before. Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

The telegraph has chosen to run the article on armed forces day for added sensationalism. The report is due for publication next Thursday and uses the recommendations of a lt col. Hardly any reason for Hammond to face any ire. Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

The next Playstation won't be cloud based. The average internet speed isn't fast enough. Not to mention Galkai have come out and said they are looking for someone to acquire them straight after the heavily persistent rumours of a Sony/Galkai tie up before E3. That sounds like Sony have walked away from talks. Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

here's Cameron's speech in full:- http://www.conservatives.com/News/Speeches/2012/06/David_Cameron_Welfare_Speech.aspx if you can't be bothered to read it the most important bit is:- and other extracts Reading the whole thing. I think they've got it spot on this time.

The Svensson thing is simply the Sun manipulating a joke from this article. Good example of the reporting capabilities of the tabloids. http://www.soccerway.com/news/2012/June/20/svensson-jumping-on-england-train/ Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

A load of our tv channels are also watched in Eire. the Sky Channels especially. Its not exactly gonna help their viewing figures and by extension advertising revenue if they slag the Irish off. Not to mention the huge number of Irish ex pats and descendants of Irish ex pats that are here in the Uk. Sent from my Lumia 800 using Board Express

This such a short term 'victory'. The Premiership get 1.4bn from Sky / Espn and 130 million from the rest of Europe. I can see the Premier League going as far as just cancelling the contracts of any broadcaster whose feed make it to the UK on the cheap iminently, making any of the foreign box subscriptions worthless. In the end that's short term pain for long term gain.

And out of a choice of 23 other 'keepers he was put in the League 1 team of the season as Goalkeeper because of him being a "liability" i presume?

unless 1970 is now in the Sixties and 1990 is now in the Eighties, the last year of the decade was 2009. whatever happened two millenia ago is irrelevant now.

The problem with Ed Miliband is his history. Can he really distance him self that much from the previous regime when he wrote the 2010 part manifesto. With his previously held jobs as special advisor at the Treasury, and chairman of HM Treasury's Council of Economic Advisers, just how responsible is he for the financial mess that the Labour government left us with? why does the phrase "one born every minute" spring to mind?

yeah, there was apparently a box you had to tick to say you support the labour party. 1 in 10 union papers were spoiled, the majority because that box wasn't ticked. Seems like that is a lot of union members who don't support labour.

Adam Boulton blogs about some of the voting numbers here: http://blogs.news.sky.com/boultonandco/Post:642ae84c-1051-4fb0-8e68-8c2076174a5e and how the Unions may have influenced the vote is blogged about here: http://blogs.ft.com/westminster/2010/09/how-the-unions-may-have-upped-the-ed-miliband-vote/

i'm sure people have been complaining about the clubs lack of communication recently.... now we want less communication?

yeah, and he said "maybe I'd return for an international job", so he was obviously talking about Wales

The Scun+horpe chairman doesn't have a problem? How about having to face the embarrassment of losing a manager to a club in a lower division? how often does that happen? how sh!t does that make his club look?

Absolutely. It seems there a quite a few people on here who think the best way of running the football club is to constantly capitulate to the media or to whatever other Chairman say. I severely doubt that NC would do anything to endanger the club, and find it disturbing how many people make snap judgements based on impatience, hearsay and assumptions. Give the guy a chance to do his job, and the best for SFC.