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/\ can't thank you enough for today landford, IOU 1 x beer.

...and those knobbers I bumped in to pre-match were asking who WE had next week, 'we're playing Liverpool, who have YOU got?'

Just remambered that their fans sung 'we are premier league, we are premier league' more than once. Over to you Hollowhead.

Well done Ian for inspiring your second (or was it third) string, they must be pen in hand to stay at Bloomfield after you just diss'ed them. Premier League, you ARE having a laugh (as a manager).

He wants to be us, simple as....

/\ He works extremely hard to get possesion but we can't have a team of players like that, someone with natural awareness like DoPrado complements him perfectly imho. Oxo on the bench is my persoanl prefference.

Miracles. even Nigel can't do miracles

One day this will not raise an eybrow, it's the natural home end imo.

/\ btw, if he wants in on the SWF match you'd better up his pocket money, assuming of course that he hasn't lost his touch.

Barce, long time no see, is the lad in question your nipper?

His usual Millwall game I'd say. Just left of centre seems to suit him down to the ground. The question is, can we play with two behind the strikers? The ansewer clearly is yes, yes we can. What he needs to learn and accept is that it's horses for courses and sometimes we need to overcome hurdles and sometimes we are on the flat.

Again, it's quite genius how Nigel got him in touching distance of a game, I bet he's both disappointed and turgid at this very moment. "How to inspire a third choice goalkeeper rulebook" by Nigel Adkins. ISBN 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0

It's Nigel Adkins that we need to tie up; replacing Nigel would be a monumental task should a big club (LOL) come knocking. Thinking of all the players that he's git surging forward careerwise is quite astonishing. What's his contract term? They call Wenger 'The Professor' I'd love Arsenal in the next round, it would be like the Sorcerors Apprentice all over.

A minor ITK from me on Punch direct from the dressing room. Post match in the channon suite we had the pleasure of listening to Lee Barnatd being interviewed. One question related to Punch's contribution; Lee said and I quote "we were all surprised to see him come back" If his inclusion was just to put him in the shop window and let others know that he IS NOT going to The Den then well done Nigel. If, as I suspect, he's been told to show us what he can do (and unquestionably did) as 1st choice then it is Alex O-C who now has to show how he can deal with the disappointment of playing second fiddle; far more influential than young AOC. Whatever I have a sneaky that we'll cash in on the young gun and invest it in the squad. NB I am not in any way ITK, just more perceptive andf in tune with phsycology than everyone else. (joke)

Quick, to the tw atcave

I think that it was his over-zealous use of the step-overs that turned many against him, a common fault in one or two young upstarts trying to be the next Ronaldo. The times he should have given and moved were so frustrating, now he seems to set his sights and go for it not giving defences the time to counter his moves.

Bought a copy toady from your mate in the industrial estate. Just my luck that Rickie Lambert bloke was just around the corner and a girl i was with had nothing for him to signm so I am now fanzine-less. Bugger.

Where were you? I had to postpone it until tomorrow 1 pm, if you let e down again the deal is off and Becks goes to Spurs, hope you will be able to sleep with that on your conscience.

anyway, if you wanted to see gheyness (still not comfy using that term) then look no further than Blackpool today: [/img] really really wish I'd bumped into them after the match too as they were annoyingly confident of beating us today.

The chances of me accepting your offer to be your right hand man at this years forum match are hanging by a thread philipo. That's gonna cost you a jaggermeister my friend. xx's

Do people (some) really not understand what socialist ideals are? I guess that being a non-socialist makes one veer toward the inherent failings of their opposing 'ideal', however every 'ism has inherent flaws thus arguments gravitating towards those aspects that suit the critics agenda will stifle debate, ergo pointless and self-prophecising (sp) and we all hate each other. It's only through debating that we can find the common ground for the common good; polarised politics is bad, very bad.

I asked a mate who he thought would be in charge on Sunday and he said...Man United.

There is nothing on the menu for her until she apologises, she knows damned well who Adam Lallana is and how much I love him.

Just told mrs h and she said 'Adam who?' That's her tea and toast in bed down the pan then.