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I find Paprika helps as well.

It's no mistake he is rated at every club he has played for except the one he spent his academy years with, I hope he knocks the skates out and impresses when he gets back here. To say I was gobsmacked that he was loaned again would be an understatement.

Nothing wrong with building a team around your best players, its called being a good manager.

May I ask why? I always thought it was a nice, fast open circuit with a great mix of high and medium speed corners which allows for regular overtaking in dry or wet conditions.

He can bob for the 'apples.'

My favourite 5 current circuits in no particular order: Silverstone Suzuka Spa Istanbul Brazil With honourable mentions to: Old Hockenheim Watkins Glen Brand Hatch and Jerez

We are going to need a bigger bucket.

For being completely overhyped and uneccesary, Valencia. Crap track in a glorified industrial estate in a country with no history of giving a f*ck about F1, they just jumped aboard the Alonso bandwagon. Some of the various guises of American Grand prix where bloody awful, particularly the 'Ceaser's Palace Grand Prix,' which took place in a car park, which was breaking up due to the heat.

I take it you are refering to Irvine in Argentina and Alesi in Italy? Although it wouldn't have been another victor, just a displacement. Fisichella had the pace to win in Germany. It was a cracking season that.

Fan in boycotting game shocker. They must be having a really slow news day.

The first ninety minutes anyway.

F*ck.

its a fair question. I have stated what I believe, no doubt he is doing well now (well, when he gets back from injury) but he had the initial period of over intense media speculation and public expectation, had he avoided that I reckon, he would have been even stronger now at this point in his career. I respect that you dissagree with me, but I believe in my own opinion here.

I genuinely believe another year of first team football at Championship level would have seen him flourish quicker and be more physically prepared for the highest level.

OUTSTANDING They are going down. AND OUT!!

David made a statement of 'nothing to be afraid of' or equivalent, to which the presenter replied, 'except for Rupert of course...'

Theo Walcott I would suggest. He has shown signs of turning it around from intial dissapointment though, hope Bale can do the same.

Another player who left too soon. A real shame such talent has gone to waste.

He was so utterly delicate about what he was saying. I got the definite impression he was holding back the whole truth and purposely steered clear of the Lowe joke made by the presenter, even if he didn't hear it his lack of response when the presenter confirmed is was a joke at his expense was deafening. He sounded very well 'briefed' before his radio appearance.

That was essentially my take on it too.

He was being very, very careful in what he said. He made it clear he felt he got thrown out due to an 'over zealous steward.' He was being incredibly diplomatic there, he was treading on eggshells.

F*ck they where one of my prospects. Another midlands based firm bites the dust.

As I understand it, Administration will occur because we are insolvent, therefore: Players and staff wages, plus bills (ammenities and stadium mortgage) cannot be paid for by income. The club is substantially in debt, and owes money on the stadium which also needs to be paid each month. My main concerns and questions are. a) What happens to the players? b) What happens to the stadium? c) What happens to the shareholders? d) What happens to the board of directors? I am asking in the most basic terms possible just to be sure that myself (and other forum users) are totally clear on the repercussions.

Tried to get into it, and failed.

Dare I ask how much you put on that!? That goal for me too, the elation and hope it gave when it hit the back of the net, I've felt nothing close to it in my lifetime. Even the semi final v Watford.