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Bertrand.

He played well throughout, and covered plenty of turf. His defensive positioning and covering was good, and he pushed up high whenever he could.

Shane Long back-heeled it through Cech's legs but it was chalked off for a soft foul on an Arsenal defender.

Update : 4-0 up. Niiiiiiice !

3-0 up, 2 other goals disallowed, and hit the post. Not a bad performance.

Koscielny looks like Shlong has him rattled.

3-0 up so time to bring on Tadic.

Tried to body check Long, as they've got away with so often this evening, and timed it wrong. Karma !

JWP to score the 3rd ?

2-0 : Martina & Long LOLz

Why has Koscelny not been booked ?

Long should have turned and back-heeled it.

The ref certainly has it in for shlong.

That Martina really is sh!te.

Rephrase that to "currently nearer the drop zone than the team immediately above us" !

03 Yoshida 11 Tadic 14 Romeu 20 Juanmi 23 Ramírez 25 Gazzaniga 26 Caulker

At least we've got Gaston on the bench if we need to chase the game

"They said there'd be snow at Christmas, they said there'd be peace on Earth. But instead it just kept on raining,...." and raining, and raining, and raining, and raining. It's bl00dy wet up here, how is it elsewhere ? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-england-35182274

Sistas

Some senior Tories don't seem to fancy such "freedom of thought"; "On Monday former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Heseltine warned of a "civil war" in the Conservative Party if cabinet ministers were given a free vote in the EU referendum - meaning they could vote as they saw fit and were not whipped into toeing the party line. He argued that a free vote would make Mr Cameron a global "laughing stock". Meanwhile, Conservative Party vice-chairman Mark Field has also criticised calls for ministers to be given a free vote. He told the Daily Telegraph that anyone who was not prepared to back Mr Cameron's re-negotiation should resign from the government." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-35165720

As opposed to the 'out' campaign message - "Lower the portcullis and raise the drawbridge, Britain for the British !".

Topic

It's the quiet ones you need to watch out for.

Watched Galaxy Quest again this afternoon. A comedy sci-fi film, starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, and Alan Rickman; based on the pretext of an alien civilisation believing that a 1970s TV series is in fact a documentary program, and that the 'crew' of a fictional space ship can save them from a genocidal enemy. Have seen it several times, and it is such an enjoyable parody of programs such as Star Trek that at one 'Trekkie' convention in 2013 it was actually voted the 7th best Star Trek film - beating ( in order ) Generations, the Original Motion Picture, Nemesis, Generations, The Final Frontier, and Into Darkness.

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