Whitey Grandad

Couldn't play more than one game a week.

I see that Oscar Gobern is playing at Chesterfield on loan from Huddersfield. I always thought he was an interesting prospect but I suppose not everybody makes it to the top.

Too expensive I believe, didn't they want £1m pounds for him? How times change

Yes, amazing. Strange to see Graziano there after about 5:35. I know he played for them but he's our Graziano now, all in the space of 3 months.

As would Batman...

She's got to find them first.

It's my mind she's after

It was for going into the crowd, I would have thought. This is considered dangerous because it can cause a crowd surge with potentially dangerous consequences.

No reason we can't. Thinking otherwise is like betting on black after 32 consecutive reds at roulette.

I've been to plenty of grounds that were museum pieces.

The first bounced just the once. There was a second bounce just over the goal line right at the foot if the post. He did well to get anywhere near it.

One and two halves.

I think Redslo has touched on the reasons. If the owners are filthy rich they don't need to breed talent because they can buy it, and if the owners are poor they can't afford to take a long term view.

What, both finals???

He was happily posting on here yesterday evening. Or should that be 'posting happily'?

I like to think of it as part of our climb towards the top. As we steadily improve we should expect to be more successful in all the competitions in which we take part.

I think it's compulsory or something but they don't seem to be anywhere as successful as ours.

Yes indeed. What I find slightly puzzling is that we seem to be the only club doing this.

Was that her on the left?

I got my email this morning inviting me to buy for Arsenal away and the only away game I've been to was the cup game at the Emirates.

Hmm.. I might think about this one. The last and only time I went there was for a 0-0 when I took my missus for the weekend and we stayed the night.

Interesting. Also in there: "ARTUR BORUC has returned to parent club Southampton from his loan spell at Championship Bournemouth for a scan on an injured knee. The Polish goalkeeper sustained a knock during the Cherries' record breaking 8-0 win over Birmingham at the weekend. Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe said: "We hope it's not too serious because he has been fantastic for us."

Actually 6 now

There's even more to consider about going to Spurs. Sometime soon they are moving temporarily to MK Dons for probably two seasons whilst White Hart Lane is rebuilt. Some comments on here are a bit of a larf: http://www.spurs.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=39685&posts=10

Might be the a Wednesday but we're getting close to the Christmas period. Depends on the TV I suppose.