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around 2600 according to the ticket office this morning

Asmir Begovic is probably one of the best keepers to visit BP over the last couple of years IMO. Dont think Portsmouth will be willing to send him out on loan anymore tho

The 'Safeguard the future of Oldham Athletic Football Club' Stadium

Apparently wants to start playing CM again (supposedly one of the reasons he left Hudds) and impressed for Bradford in CM in a recent friendly. How many CM will we have then? Furman, Worthington, Whittaker, Holdsworth, Rowney, Stephens, Lee (if he stays) can Purdie play there?

The only position i saw Lee playing for us was CM (from the limited amount i saw of him) and we now have Furman, Worthington, Whittaker, Purdie?? and possibly Rowney infront of him for that position. Sending him out on loan is the right call for me.

According to reports, Sven Goran Eriksson is set to be named manager of Notts County later today!!! Wonder if Hughes knew that when he was offered a deal? http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/foo...icle6721474.ece Notts County will confirm the most unexpected managerial appointment of the summer later today when Sven-Göran Eriksson is announced as the club's new manager. The former England head coach has been lined up by Arab consortium Munto Finance, which took charge at Meadow Lane last week. The new owners see the appointment as the first step of their ten-year plan, which they hope will take the club into the upper echelons of the Premier League. County are one of the founder members of the Football League and the oldest league club in the country but finished last season in 19th place in the bottom division. The world's oldest professional club were in the top division as recently as 1992 but have flirted with bankruptcy in recent seasons, struggling in the lower reaches of Division Two since 2005 and playing to crowds of less than 5,000. Peter Trembling, the club’s new chairman and chief executive, said the club’s potential would finally be unlocked after announcing the takeover deal earlier this month. "I firmly believe this is a momentous day for all those involved with Notts County, particularly the club’s loyal supporters,” he said Eriksson has been out of work since being sacked as manager of Mexico in April. The former Lazio coach, who was linked with Portsmouth when the Barclays Premier League club dismissed Tony Adams in February, was paid about £2 million in compensation after his dismissal by the Mexican federation, the Swede’s third seven-figure payoff in three years. He is said to have received compensation of about £3 million from the FA after standing down as England head coach in 2006 and another £1 million when he parted company with Manchester City in June 2008.

Colbeck to stay at bradford? http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11750_5438964,00.html

Is it Joe Colbeck, right winger from Bradford?

according to someone in live chat, Lewis Emanuel was one? ex bradford and luton LB

Could the 'big' news be something to do with the 'change in financial circumstances' that allowed us to offer Gregan a new deal?

Thought Furman was out of contract?

I work with someone who's known Deane since he was a nipper. I asked on monday about the Blackpool rumour and was told no club had made a bid for him, but there were a few interested. (both sheffield clubs, and a couple in scotland)

Taggart a few months back: ''Do you think I would enter into a contract with that mob?" he said. "No chance. I would not sell them a virus. That is a 'no' by the way.'' "Real blame anybody but themselves," he said. "I said to (chief executive) David Gill a year last summer when we sold Gabriel Heinze he could bet his life this stuff will all start up around Ronaldo in January. It will happen again'' "We just have to ignore it. If we worry about what Real Madrid have to say we are not concentrating on our own publicity and the programme of difficult games we have got coming up. "Sometimes they create an angry situation and sometimes I get really annoyed with them. But we know their game. I think we should play ours and ignore them."

My mate saw Smalley in a restaurant in Bury last week, Asked him if he's leaving and he said no.

Dont think its on tonight is it?

dont they normally refund to the credit/debit card they were purchased on? there will be a few people who sold their tickets on ebay in for a nice suprise.

Oasis returned to the stage after around 40 minutes to successfully kick-start the set again with 'The Shock Of The Lightning' and 'Cigarettes And Alcohol', with the Gallaghers promising to give fans their money back. "Really sorry about that," Liam Gallagher told the crowd. "This is a free gig now. Everyone will get a refund." His brother Noel added: "The curfew's 11, but we'll play 'til they kick us off. Keep your ticket and you'll get your money back."

He did'nt tell her he has to do it every day either (or did i hear that bit wrong)

Fernando torres in a wig??

Oasis were forced to abandon the stage at their huge headline show at Manchester's Heaton Park tonight (June 4) due to technical difficulties. At around 9pm (BST) the band began their set with 'Rock 'N' Roll Star', but the song was stopped due to sound problems. The band headed off stage for around ten minutes to the sound of boos from the crowd. They then returned and began to play 'Lyla' – although that song was cut short, again due to sound troubles. Liam and Noel Gallagher and co left the stage again, while a message appeared on the stage screens declaring that the problems would be fixed as soon as technical staff could sort them out. The message explained that generator failure was causing the issues, while smoke could be seen emanating from the equipment. The band are currently still backstage. Keep checking NME.COM for updates.

gotta be a record for the most foriegners in BB?

''somethins seriously gone wrong at oasis, no one knows whats happenin'' one of my mates facebook status who's there.

housemate - ''hi whats your name?'' Shree '' this is shree'' haha

No, i'd go off my tree

Bill Bailey's got this in the bag already