Crab Lungs

So that's be Norris (£25k) and Phillips (£20k)...

It seems as if everyone in America is either of Irish or Italian heritage, almost fashionably so. What's wrong with the Swedes, Germans, Dutch and Brits, eh!!?

Unfortunately, after some research, I can confirm it's his wife.

I was about to say the same.

I'd take that. Gutted its almost certain to be a rubbish generic type though.

This. Clearly a good footballer but a massive pr1ck.

Looking at that, many are 'tidy' footballers but no game changers by any means. Lallana probably has something that none of that squad have, irrespective of the division he played in.

Totally agree. Anyway, Lallana will be more successful than 75% of this lot in his career, anyway: Frank Fielding (Blackburn) Scott Loach (Watford) Tom Smithies (Huddersfield) Alex McCarthy (Reading) Defenders Nathan Baker (Aston Villa) Joe Bennett (Middlesbrough) Ryan Bertrand (Chelsea) Steven Caulker (Tottenham) Kieran Gibbs (Arsenal) Ben Mee (Manchester City) Kyle Naughton (Tottenham) Micah Richards (Manchester City) Chris Smalling (Manchester United) James Tomkins (West Ham) Kyle Walker (Tottenham) Midfielders Marc Albrighton (Aston Villa) Jack Cork (Chelsea) Tom Cleverley (Manchester United) Mark Davies (Bolton) Jordan Henderson (Sunderland) Henri Lansbury (Arsenal) Josh McEachran (Chelsea) Fabrice Muamba (Bolton) Jack Rodwell (Everton) Danny Rose (Tottenham) Scott Sinclair (Swansea) Forwards Nathan Delfouneso (Aston Villa) Gary Hooper (Celtic) Daniel Sturridge (Chelsea) Danny Welbeck (Manchester United) Connor Wickham (Ipswich)

Having Stuart McCall as your manager doesn't help!

Well done Mr Svensson! Anyone got any pictures of Scott Hiley's missus?

OK, I'm stretching it now:

ex Man City chairman's wife and daughter

Roman has done alright for himself as well

Ah ha!

OK, so Karren Brady is debatable but what of Carson Yeung's wife? Surely some of you must have seen her in their recent matches, looking concerned alongside her husband? Sadly, I can find no good pictures online, but if anyone else can... Also worth noting is: Linda Henry, John's other half. Any others? (and if anyone can find a picture of Mrs Yeung, that would be immense!)

It's going to be Saggy. He's even maneuvering himself into an untenable position : http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/863295-harry-redknapp-spurs-fans-who-ring-radio-phone-ins-are-idiots Not the first time he's criticised his own fans... though he does have a valid point.

Yes, but that's not an explanation, is it? I'm quick to rule out because it clearly doesn't share any of the characteristics of anything you've just said, let alone the standard explanations given for this phenomena. It's not a remote control helicopter. For a start, it's too high. It's not a flare, as it moves intelligently. What else could it be? Excellent, we can agree on something! However, what if they're not from another planet? Howabout another dimension on this planet, hence their infrequent appearances here? Anyway, assuming they are abducting us, does it not draw parallels with our own studies in other creatures/animals? I mean, they can't deduce that it's a hillbilly (not the best example of our 'intelligent' life) - but they can identify that it is a human... Isn't that what we do, in a way? If we don't understand it, don't we simply 'abduct' it from it's natural environment and run tests?

"Vettel finger****s Hamilton"

I'd say it is, considering size, dynamics, shape, materials.. and I'd also ask why did the US AAF claim it was not of this worldly origin, then retracting it? What happened at Rendelsham in the 1980's, too? Were several american military officials all lying or jointly hallucinating? What of Dr Roger Leir who removes implants of an indistinguishable origin from 'abductees'? When examined, why have the implants closest match been to that of a meteorite? And what is this? Flares? CGI? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u59aZjSVubc

I will have a look, but I doubt there is any; science only deals in things that it can count, weigh and measure. Besides, where are the independent reputable scientific studies to prove that what people have experienced is rubbish? You might be able to justify some of the billions of accounts but for many, science has no answer or at least, no explanation. Personally, I'd rather not talk about it. Maybe tomorrow when I've a bit more time!

So why did the US Military say they had recovered a 'flying disc' in 1947 only to retract it and claim that it was a weather balloon? What of the Chicago O'Hare UFO sightings? What of the Jerusalem sightings? I'm not sure either whether 5 people at the same time could all fall mentally ill, either: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travis_Walton

But I think, science aside, there are some things that cannot be rationalised, cannot be explained. For me, it's a dead heat - science cannot disprove or confirm the paranormal phenomena, which leaves massive, massive circumstantial evidence - and that is the key for me. I understand people make things up, can be under the influence of mind altering substances or are simply forgetful but not every one of the billions of accounts cannot simply be dismissed as something explainable. The reason why I am so vociferous is that I've had experiences, as has my family and has my friends and on occasions, we've had them together. Now, I'm not sure how 5 people can all be daydreaming or hallucinating the very same thing...

So what about UFO's, alien abductions? Is that purely an overactive mind? Is that sleep paralysis?

...and neither does any of your explanations make it true.