Scummer

Nope, it's tonight.

Jesus, how ridiculous. I'm sure suspensions have carried over between clubs before.

As DS said, Rule 1.

If someone says they are not going to sign a new contract and will leave next year, that's generally a trigger for the club to sell them now while they can still get a transfer fee. Wouldn't be surprised at all if Kranjcar, James, Distin, and Nugent all leave in the next couple of weeks.

It would probably work as well. Wasn't he on 72.8% or something? Edit: Although the theory breaks down a bit when you see he's not in the squad...... http://www.cafonline.com/competition/african-cup-of-nations-angola_2010/news/3160-tunisia-squad-for-ivory-coast-friendly.html

Oh dear.

Plus at the end of a 3 year contract, no player is worth anything.......

That's the bit of guesswork.

Hussey gone now as well.

102 all out, quality.

Stefanovic.

Would make sense. If he wants to move back south, presumably that means he still has his family/house in this area. Saying that, the way things are going at Pompey they'd probably take him back.

Four different bowlers, all four batsmen out caught, by four different fielders.

RIP. Surprised there isn't already a thread on this. Ferris Buellers Day Off is one of my all time favourites.

Not much of a respite for Strauss then.

Wasn't very impressed by Gunn as a manager last season. I'll go for Leeds.

Does it use the Wii motion plus?

Think the cap is only in League 2. It was mentioned a couple of weeks ago as a potential problem for County. Doesn't matter how much cash their owner has, they need to get increased income through the gate. What's the betting that their board are now 'paying' £25,000 each match for their seats at Meadow Lane?

The player can't apply for a work permit himself. It needs a potential employer to apply on his behalf.

Maybe he doesn't want to become a UK citizen? Believe it or not, some people on the planet don't want British citizenship.

So now the Echo are saying that we haven't even applied for a work permit yet?

There's a difference between being an active contributor to a site (which is just about worth paying for), and simply reading one (which isn't). Maybe that's it, Murdoch is going to get his subscribers to write the articles as well.

I've heard that as well.

Didn't people already try to charge for news websites in the early days of the internet? It didn't work then, and I don't see why it will work now. People will just look at the free sites.

I don't think we need a railway station. Southampton Central is only a 15 minute walk, and there are free buses from the station to the ground anyway. A station would cost an absolute fortune and cause a lot of logistical problems around existing train services, just to be used by a couple of thousand people 20 odd times a year.