Window Cleaner

There must be a vast difference between paying to attend a young players training camp and being selected by a pro-club to attend their regular training sessions for young players.

It's South Africa, world's murder capital; For a tenner he could have got a taxi driver to do it for him so therefore it must be an accident.

that would be the death of Garp's son ??

Indeed, I bet we don't have a football related salarial mass of 37 million.

don't see overmuch problem with Shaw, he'll still be here next August 31st. It's players with WC 2014 ambitions that worry me more.

can't be much parachute money left to get, 6 million £ would it be ? A drop in the ocean when you consider what they owe. They'd be better off to drop out of the league altogether and have no constraints whilst they rebuild. Can't be much difference between top(ish) level non-league and league 2, probably less travelling expenses as well.

Matt Damon huh

how old is he now, must be pushing 40 surely.

But some of those players have just a year left on their contracts. If any of them are determined to go (and I'm not sure that would be the case) then it's this summer or lose them for free afterwards. All players are replaceable and if they're going anyway you might as well get some money in for them.

And yet nobody has considered that we may just sell at least one of our "must-keep" players. The summer window is far away there will be ins and outs and surprises, same as always.

surely there must be matters of greater import to the nation than multiple times bankrupt PFC.

And all of them can be destroyed in a nano-second. Thought you'd know that DD.

When I lived in Sturminster Newton I had a neighbour like that. Anything you lent him you gave up. Boinked his missus though so I guess that about made us even.

In my personal view Tioté is total sh*te. Merely a red card or a match losing wayward pass waiting to happen. Sissoko will be the same, sometimes good, sometimes not so much and if they insist on using him wide left they're just asking for trouble. Cabaye and Dbuchy are good players though as you say but I can see Debuchy getting caught for pace this season though.

Negative camber or downhill as most of us know it can induce a sort of euphoria and a totally false pace. Thing is when you're running it's not like riding a bike where you can freewheel so your legs still have to turn over and you can easily get yourself into the "red" without even noticing it until it's too late of course. Blowing up is a direct result of being in the "red" you just crack up because you've over-extended yourself, some call it the wall but that's something different which is based on type of "carburant" you can physically stock.There should be no "wall" in a half marathon but if you've over extended yourself early on you'll probably "blow up" because you've used up too much glucide energy and not enough fat and protein energy all the same. The correct pace for a half-marathon should be somewhere around 82/85% of your maximum aerobic speed(roughly your flat out 5K speed). At that pace you're using glucides and fats/proteins all of the time, as you go towards 100% VMA you're more and more reliant on pure glucide energy (and tri-phosphates but that's another story which only applies to short distances). Then there's the lactate build up to consider. Anaerobic running (oxygen debt) leads to lactic acid build up in the muscles and they will eventually seize up.

I don't think they're in a false position at all. They're where they are because injuries have caused them to use some players who are not really of PL standard and they have of course paid the price for that. Not all all sure that all they've bought in of late is of the necessary standard either, certainly not Haidaira and Gouffran is a mixed bag, totally hit and miss.

Without wanting to sound knobbish I really can't see that it matters at 2+ hours for a half-marathon. I'd just run say 9/10 miles at your race pace minus 1 kph this Saturday and then just tick over afterwards. If you're short on the race distance you need to be careful to get your pace right at the start and through about 8 miles at least because if not you risk "blowing up" especially on a course with negative altitude change.

All of the above who are out of contract will probably leave but some of them still have another year so they may be on loan or still hanging around. Wouldn't think that any much more than half will leave definitively in the summer .

sounds like Gosport then.

Romania is a NATO nation so they might think they're still running a couple of RN tubs so you might well be at home.

not to put too fine a point on it but Romania has serious problems with organised crime so the UKIP might well be right in it's assertions. Whether it can by attributed to migrant Romanians is something else completely. I know we have had a serious ministerial enquiry in France and the result was not let's say very flattering for Romania and it's nationals. you just need to look for data on organised credit card fraud and in particular automatic teller fraud. Most of it has been traced back to just 1 small town in Romania.

someone from elsewhere who your average UK fan hasn't heard of, you know like Pochettino or Laudrup. If Wigan should go down Martinez will be on top of many wanted lists as well. Then again I'm not a big big Adkins fan because I still maintain that he inherited the nucleus of our side from the Pardew era, a nucleus that would be difficult to buy..

Isn't Jenas just on loan there same as Townsend (who looked pretty handy by the by)

Except that their owner actually has money.

We shall see then, they have a fair few players who could do a good job elsewhere, I'd expect there to be plenty of takers for Hoilett,Mbia and Granero if the price was right, not to mention Julio Cesar. They'll be left with the nucleus of a Championship side.