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All fun and games.

Well, Bolonga need the wonga. He made a slip.

I was sure a precident had been set for this a few years ago, a few players got into a fair bit of trouble for this type of behaviour. Thierry Henry if I am not mistaken.

I wouldn't comment of FIFA, but even professional scouts use the statistics in Football manager as a scoping tool on potential targets. Football Manager is an excellent indicator of who is worth seeing and who isn't. Not failsafe but it is one of the biggest and most freely available databases of football players available on the planet.

No, i'm suggesting that if our transfer dealings do not happen as we all desire then aside from Danny Seaborne, he is the only player we have with experience of playing centre back at any competitive level. I wouldn't be surprised to see him play there, although I hope it doesn't come to that.

Well, considering our current activity then lets hope it doesn't come to it.

And within our own ranks. Jack Cork He has experience there, and considering our latest CB link is with a guy who has been converted to CB after traditionally being a defensive midfielder could he end up as an option to cover in this position if our transfer targets do not come to fruition?

And Mascherano. Quite a telling strategy, putting DM's at CB. Could Jack Cork be an option for providing cover at centre back?

Commentator's nightmare. Fonte and Fontas at centre back.

Nice compilation. But Phil Collins? Really....!?

Good to see this link. Hoping the next five days are extremely interesting.

My childhood was spent wasting many an hour playing on a Mega Drive, Game Boy or Playstation. When I was really young (7 or so) the game boy was my system of choice, so many hours were spnt on Tetris and F1 Race. The Mega Drive soon came and Sonic the Hedgehog, Ayrton Senna's Super Monaco Grand Prix, EA Hockey were my favourites. When the 32X add on came out I went for it and enjoyed Virtua Fighter and Virtua Racing immensely. Hour after hour perfecting combos and counter attacks on Virtua Fighter stick in the mind. The Playstation brought the Psygnosis (RIP) F1 games, my 13/14 year old mind being utterly blown by Murray Walker commentating on my F1 exploits and the 3D rendered 1995 seasons' cars. Gran Turismo ate up far too much time alongside Tekken 2 and Final Fantasy 7, my god FF7 took a year and a half for me to complete and the whole story/world of that game still captures my imagination to this day. As I left school/sixth form and went to university my interest waned in console gaming. My first laptop PC did however bring Championship Manager to my attention and there came the single biggest threat to my degree. I still play the Football Manager series to this day and utterly adore it. A purchase of an Xbox 360 after graduating got me back into console gaming. Guitar Hero was the reason I bought the console and still indulge a little now and then, the Mass Effect trilogy has now become my favourite game series with it's wonderful scripting and fully fleshed out fictional universe. Indeed, I am currently enjoying another full play through of the trilogy trying different choices in the story.

Arrived just as they had sold out at the stadium yesterday much to the father's dissapointment. Anyone willing to sell?

Just for fun then. GK - K. Schmeichel DC - A random we've never heard of. AM - Phillips

Indeed, an excellent handset. An ex of mine had one and it was quite ahead of it's time.Apple are superb at taking a concept and refining it. (The MP3 player, the tablet computer, indeed; the mobile phone) But they never truly innovate, simply polish. Then they unleash their marketting bods and charge a premium for their creations. All credit to them for a wonderful business strategy.As devices though, they are not the be all and end all. There are excellent alternatives that will not leave you out of pocket to the same degree, The Galaxy S3 is one such device.

Yes, rich food can do that to the best of us.

Turkish has obviously been sipping a few cocktails with his immaculately dressed aquaintances at the Gasto pub tonight. Left something of an impression on him.

But there is such extra scope with serial killers!

They have those same dead eyes.

Yes, quite a few things.

He really does look nervous in the company of a woman who could kick his arse for a change. Ah, wait, that was Marlon King, they all blur into one these thug footballers.

Either nothing or f**k all. Can't choose between.

If this is bullsh*t i'll..... i'll....... Oh who cares, i'll drink the beer anyway.

Italian. Perfect for when Serie A come calling.

He is able to express himself very well. The melodramatic cr*p he has been spouting recently certainly proves the point.