
Dr. Kucho
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And keep a clean sheet (though that might be a little to much to ask for, a win will be enough)
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Nigel's team talk should be: Lose this one and you all will be having a bare knuckle boxing match with Jaidi after the match.
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Good to hear the fans chanting Nigel's name, we are the best fans on the South Coast.
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Learn Japanese with Tokyos and Hanna Minx
Dr. Kucho replied to Tokyo-Saint's topic in The Muppet Show
I see she also likes to spend time with her dog on days off. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfQfhfLHlDg -
What do people think our strongest line-up, subs bench and formation is? (when everyone's fit and in form) I would go with: 4-2-3-1 ------------ Boruc -------- Clyne --- Fonte --- Yoshida --- Fox ------- Schneiderlin --- Davis --- Puncheon ----- Ramirez ----- Lallana ----------- Lambert ---------- Subs: Gazzaniga, Hooiveld, Richardson, Cork, Rodriquez, Mayuka, Lee
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Would love to see Pahars back here, however I think he might just be a little to inexperienced to manage in the PL. He would also have to come in mid-season and will have to get results almost instantly. Pahars joining the coaching set up and working under Adkins would be a good move, though I would rather have another coach to work with the defence and who is used to playing 4-3-3 join Adkins and Crosby.
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Guardiola has been mentioned, so could it be Bert Van Marwijk?
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I would like Nigel to stay as he has shown he can do the job and get us to play some good football. However something has to change and we have all known the defence is our weakness. Would like us to have a manager for a period of time instead of just a year or 3, like United, Arsenal and Everton.
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What's Simon Clifford up to these days? He knows how to get a team play Brazilian style football...
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Thought Gazza did well the games he played, strange decision to drop him (unless he is injured)
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Learn Japanese with Tokyos and Hanna Minx
Dr. Kucho replied to Tokyo-Saint's topic in The Muppet Show
According to her Wikipedia page she is 21. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MissHannahMinx -
After seeing all these negative posts and threads, lets look at the positives of this season so far. For me the positives are: Gazzaniga showing he is a good goalie at a young age. Lambert scoring and giving defenders a hard time in this league Ward-Prowse making the step up to the first team Puncheon showing great form and skill Clyne at right back Schneiderlin being a great PL midfielder.
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Gazza MOTM for me, kept us in at times with some great saves. Schneiderlin, Puncheon and Rodriquez also had good a game, really missed Ramirez and Clyne today.
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Would like to see all these hate preachers arrested, deported and refused entry to our country (like that weird Christian family from the US), but sadly our government hasn't got any backbone. Don't get me wrong, I am all for free speech, but to a certain extent and these people don't contribute anything to our society.
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Finally he's gone! Don't understand why he, that qautada bloke and other hate preachers want to be in our country. They go on how much they hate it and that we will all go to hell, why don't they just go to a Islamic country that does have Sharia law and preach hate there.
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Just saw we are playing tomorrow and not today:blush: For a first I am agreeing with Lawro, think we will get our first clean sheet of the season, 2-0. Line up should be: ------------- Gazza ------------ Richardson ---- Fonte --- Yoshida --- Clyne ------- JWP -------- Davis -------- Puncheon ----- Ramirez -------- Lallana --------- Lambert ----------- Subs: Davis, Hooiveld, Mayuka, Schneiderlin, Rodriquez, Guly, Reeves.
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If you could pick one player from another team in the PL....
Dr. Kucho replied to ToreSF's topic in The Saints
Difficult choice between Baines, Kompany and Fellaini. Baines and Kompany for obvious reasons and the partnership Fellaini and Schneiderlin in midfield would be amazing. -
Disappointed with the result, but yet again saw some good football at times. Our defending scares the sh*t out of me, but when we build from the back we play some very good football, just a shame that our final ball was poor today. Rickie and Gaston seem to link well together and JWP showed some though having a tough game. Hope Morgan, Mayuka and Puncheon recover soon as we need them against Fulham. All credit to Moyes and Everton, what a great team they have put together with the little money they have to spend. Fellaini is immense and Baines's crosses and set pieces are class, if we had them two in our team we would have one fine team.
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Who is our defence coach? He should be moved on, or we should get one if we didn't have one yet!
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I have 8 kettlebells (2x12 kilo, 2x16 kilo, 2x20 kilo, 24 and 28 kilo), I spent around 350 Euro for the whole lot. If you are looking for information how to work with them and some good exercises buy Dave Bellomo's book Kettlebell Training For Athletes, Youtube also has some great workout videos. Love working with them and put some of my clients through tough workouts
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Thanks for the post Brussels Saint! Yes most of my friends seem to be settling down at their mid 20ties. The other week I was at a mates party and I was the only one who didn't have a girlfriend, all the other were living together and were planning/expecting or already had kids. That made me think it was time to get away from this place (I live near a average size city in Holland) before I end up like them (nothing wrong with my mates, just not the lifestyle I want). Can I ask why you decided to go to Brussels? Was it work related? Ken Tone and Dubai Phil, I spent 3 months in the UK last year and often travel over to see relatives. The UK has changed over the years but everytime I get of the plane or boat it feels like coming home. Work could be hard to get as the competition for places is murdering in the UK, however if you do well there are more possibilities then in Holland. Thanks for the replies! Would prefer to work somewhere in Europe so please share your experiences of working on the continent (and the UK)
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To the ones that once decided to move away/abroad, how did it work out? Where did you go? And how did you get to meet new people? The thing is that I think the time has come for me to move on. At 26 I still feel young and free but with most of my mates settling down and having kids life has started to become a bit boring, nights out don't happen that often any more. Now I have been thinking about moving back to the UK (have lived in The Netherlands for most of my life) and with my work (I work in the sports and have a UK bank account and NI) applying for jobs shouldn't be to much of a problem. So just wondering how it worked out for others that moved away at sometime and what the do's and donts are. Cheers
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The government want to introduce something called a cannabis pass, meaning that if you want to buy cannabis you have to have a pass. This is mainly to cut down on 'drugs tourism' in Amsterdam and the south of Holland. However this law will just move the problem from the café's to the street as people will buy cannabis in the shops and sell it on the street to the tourists. I think its likely that this law will go through with the new government.
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Well Saintandy666, I have lived in the Netherlands for most of my life and they have a coalition system over here. The last 5 governments (that's since 2002) have been: CDA, LPF, VVD (2002) CDA, VVD, D66 (2003-2006) CDA, VVD (2006) CDA, PVDA, Christian Party (2007-2010) VVD, CDA (with support from the PVV) (2010-2012) CDA: centre party, somewhere between Labour and Conservatives with there values. VVD: Conservatives PVDA: Labour All these coalitions didn't complete the full 4 years they should. The last government that completed that was between 1998 and 2002. 2 weeks ago there has just been another general election (won by the VVD) and I don't think there would be a new government until February/March. Coming back on topic, I cannot understand why anyone would vote for Labour, Tories or Lib dems. All these parties are the same and out of Milliband, Balls, Cameron, Osborne, Clegg or Alexander I don't think any of them has ever had a real job. There should be a rule that politicians have to have at least 15 years experience in the private or public sector until they can become a MP. After hearing Nigel Farage speak on Question time and other debates I will be voting UKIP at the next election.
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Ravel Morrison, on loan at Birmingham. Another waste of talent like Ranger, Barton (to a certain extent), King etc