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Agree Osvaldo is an excellent player who will be massively important for us - as long as he really wants to be here / doesn't disrupt team harmony or punch a team-mate / doesn't have his current style managed or coached out of him. None of these are yet clear.

Our biggest problem is scoring. We have a team of passers who lack incisiveness in the final third, and especially in front of goal. MPs solution has been to send out on loan our only relatively free scoring midfielder. Bizarre. Its the tactics and team selections which are wrong, not the players.

Odd post. US foreign policy has always been US interests first, last and always - they always do what benefits them. You will find few Americans who disagree or even think that is wrong.

Playing him as sole striker in front of a five man midfield who average one goal every two games between them is the real problem.

Totally agree. Worse than squandering the money is squandering the hard built up team spirit. Saints got successful off the back of a team working hard for each other.

Wrong on two social media

That was not £13m worth of close control.

Norwich are better at it than us.

Its a catering related grudge.

And so its proved, at least for the moment.

The sentimental old fool

Ive always thought bacon and beans were decadent

I didn't go Saturday so avoided the hotdogs, beer and long lines. im very happy too.

Surely you mean the Buzzcocks

Think that's Spain. You need one for every person who gets out of the car.

Tunnel is good. However LD lines from Newhaven to Dieppe is much cheaper than other lines and you end up further south, so cutting the journey. Travel time is four hours, but actually by the time you've eaten a meal and kids have watched a dvd its over. Am staying at this place right now with son and daughter. The site is perfect for young children and the Dordogne is perfect for adults. http://www.peneyrals.com/

Dunno, but I always avoid cutting mine too short, leave a nice bouncy cushion of grass of about 1.5 - 2 inches. It looks loads better than the neighbours which is dried out and semi dead and was laid about the same time.

Dont stop giving Bazza, they'll kneecap you

I'd be surprised if we blood our first /second choice striker for this season, fresh from Rome, in a atypical slogging game with Barnsley. Too much of a risk / culture shock.

He doesnt do keep ball with no end product so well. Tends to lose it but also score. Depends which you prefer.

Its possible that Cortese massively ****es off the Liebherrs who then pull the plug. Its also possible they give him too much leeway and trust and he gambles on CL and ****s up. Its not the most likely options, but they are possibilities. Too much vested in one man imo.

You do know the EU is 27 different countries with 27 different legal systems right? You won't find an expert on all of them.

Not if they're Russian

More North East than North West but Treviso is quite pretty and close to all kinds of places - Venice, the lakes, the Alps, Slovenia, Verona, Venice lido (beaches). Ryanair also fly directly there (they bill it as Venice, or used to). Had a friend who lived there three years and liked it. Went to a wedding in Montaione in Tuscany which I also really loved. Also near the places you mentioned.

Thats ******** FC. You've made a simple error of conflating motivation for parents to stick around and help raise their offspring and attributed that to homosexuality. They arent linked. The most probable explanation is that patterns of exposure of the embryo in the womb to maternal levels of testosterone seems to affect brain development, particularly the amygdala. There is lots of research on this, here is one example. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080617151845.htm The point is not whether something is 'normal' its whether or not society is accepting of difference.