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British Gold medal winning Olympic Skiers 1990 - Present

Pretty scary stuff as was there this time last year. Cant say I'm too surprised security was pretty lax when we wandered through a few wrong entrances without being stopped.

Just get 7m with add ons and a sell on fee. Buy 3 good CCC players to replace/add to team. I wont complain if it gets us up and out of this league. Maybe I've been playing too much FM.

He'll do.

hahaha we've all said the same at one time or another...dozy farkers forgot to turn their mics off.

Poofs

Explaining the project was meant to help youngsters succeed in Europe, he said: “It’s set up as a non-profit business. I don’t make any money on it.” haha

well done

its better on mute.

Thought it was a bonus on top of his wages...?

From an interview with Rafael Van Der Vaart: The former Real Madrid star claims life at the Bernabeu under Mourinho was 'boring'. But he says Redknapp's laid-back approach at White Hart Lane makes his new boss very special. Van der Vaart, 27, insists he has rediscovered not just his form at Tottenham but also his love for the game. The Dutch playmaker said: "Harry is a very special man, that's why I already feel at home at Spurs. It feels like I'm back on the street. "There are no long and boring speeches about tactics, like I was used to at Real Madrid. There is a clipboard in our dressing room but Harry doesn't write anything on it! It's very relaxed. The gaffer gives us the line-up 20 minutes before we go out to do our warm-up." "And the only words he speaks to me are 'You play left or right, work hard, have fun and show the fans your best. Then the defenders get an instruction about who to mark at corners and free-kicks - and that's it." The Dutch Master, who has hit seven goals already this season, says training at Tottenham is equally low-key. He added: "It's not that we do nothing - but it's close to that. For instance, last weekend Gareth Bale scored a header against Blackburn from my corner. But we didn't train one minute on it, it was pure luck. Good kicking, good heading, nothing more. And our win at home over Champions League winners Inter Milan was a clear example of playing on intuition. You can't train the goal I scored in that game. "Of course the players need to have the qualities to end in the good position and the gaffer has to select the best squad. But in the end, it's all about feeling and that's what I have right now at Spurs. I try to give the best assist possible and guys like Bale try to score a goal out of it. That's our tactic!" Could explain a lot.

just emailed a scouse mate of mine about our 6-0 win last night and he said that Saints have come in for a player called Suso and want him on loan for the rest of the season. never heard of him? anyone else?

just remember the bad defending for their equaliser...sums up many years of watching us!!

cant see the point in that...might as well go for Ipswich.

if you pay for my flight i'm there!

lets hope Mr Webb isnt the ref!

you'll be amazed how clubs take it seriously once they get to the quarters... never in a month of sundays will we be able to win the FA cup this season and dont think we should bust a gut to try.

West Ham or Villa at SMS please

Lallana staying and we knock a Prem team out the cup easily!! Great times

Tremlett is looking real good all of a sudden - shame we lost it in the first morning of the first test

172/7 Aussies doing an ex-England style performance!!!!! could be over today if they take the extra 30mins!

Aus 132-4 Anderson swinging the ball like a mofo......could be ANOTHER innings win.

the ignore feature is a beautiful thing..