OldhamSheridan

I got that, but me and my statistician friends agreed on facebook using our iphones at the gym that this wasn't true.

Out: Doncaster Bournemuff Swindonia (i.e. not Sheffield United) The current bottom four (i.e not us) In: Wolves (family) Barnsley (for sacking Ritchie) Blackburn (for being Bastard) Gillingham are up Burton (drink related) Cheltenham (drink related) Rovrum (Haven't been there) NOT :censored:ING BASTARD PORT :censored:ING VALE.

1990? Jeebus. I think this is more people coming of age than anything. Look at the games, they were as dull as :censored: in the main. Especially England's group (one game had a result!). It got going for a brief moment in th QFs, but was a terrible tournament. 1994 however, was the opposite. maybe because it followed 1990 and just seemed so. Goals flying in during the group stages. New teams on the block; Bulgaria, Romania, Sweden, Nigeria. The only problem was the final*, sadly. Still the one I'd vote for as a tournament though. *And that it was at stupid o'clock.

In England? None of the league teams. Non-league, I quite like Guisborough* (too much watching Northern League nowadays). Abroad, loads of them. Napoli, Espanyol, Dinamo, IFK, Bastia, Unterhaching, Hertha, Benfica, Tblisi (goes back to the friendly I guess) and Hearts spring to mind. *Which is inconvenient as I only started watching the bloody thing so I cvould have a drink and go on the bus. Which I can't do with them as it is miles away again.

Durham had some corporate returns and are still available at £80 a day. Bought mine for there years ago now. Though they may want to starty building the bloody ground.

I will now be listening to Living Colo(u)r until next weekend when I watch them in London. 25th Anniversary of Vivid, oh my god time flies.

I think you can't qualify for Europe from the fourth tier. So, it is still (remotely) possible that both the league and FA Cup trophy winners not represented in Europe. But not to worry, some hard up Premiership team would get some much needed income.

Last four all wrong. 10/14. Then again I did maffs so all this talky stuff is nonsenicles.

When the :censored: did this all stop being Mark Hughes' fault?

Just make her eat whatever she was caught with. Worked with me and my dad's jazz mags.

I know it is after the fact, but I :censored:ing love my "Ravens by three" conversation in the taxi last (Saturday) night.

Didn't Dowie leave here on 'not the best of terms'? Such as trying to sue the club for a car? Is it really all water under the bridge? I wouldn't especially want it, but also can't really see it happening, from all directions.

A fair few candidates out there. I'd like Cotterill myself, he'd sort this mess out. Barring him, a couple of younger ones in Knill and (Rochdale reject) John Coleman. (who I guess isn't that young any more). Whoever it is I hope is given a proper shot (a Dickov style contract seems good). End of season contracts just make the players think they have a free ride, as the manager won't be there at the end of the season, and is pretty much a sure bet on relegation.

I was hoping his face would fall off, but sod it that'll do.

I'd be banned from Boundary Park for literally throwing all sorts of :censored: at him.

Can't exactly say that he's not a good manager, as nobody knows. He's been here for ten minutes and seems to just be flavour of the month. But, I've said it before, often those in football are well aware of those who are up and coming that look a good management prospect. Moyes was talked up long before taking the reigns of management, as has Carragher.

There's no real fair way of doing this, so I say sod that. Make as much money in the process as possible. Get a voucher in the Brentford programme and only sell it in the ground. One per person on entry (if they want one -ha!). Then sell in order: (1) ST Holders (2) 1/2 ST Holders (Advertise this as available too - not sure what they get at the moment) (3) Voucher holder (4) Free for all One ticket per person.

Can we not build a temporary stand and leave it standing for ten years or so like Gillingham. Thereby it pays for itself many times over and we can rest assured that we got that new stand on time after all.

You would have thought from their point of view the best thing would be to allow as few Liverpool fans as possible. There will always be ones in the home end as they are a big team, but in terms of crowd control - just limit their numbers as much as possible.

I think you are all taking the wrong thing from this thread. I think that Gaz's mrs following a City twitter feed is the far more disturbing news. Then again people are into all types of strange stuff. I used to know a bloke who would line up the four animals from the Town Musicians of Bremen on top of each other, and proceed to... ...hold on, Leeslover posts on here. I'll stop now.

If your first one dies this year, I'll be well impressed. When did this stop being the 'snuffers club'?

Numberswise we can just give them the small part of the RRE can't we? Full capacity 10,638. 15%: c1,596. Small part: 1,600.

Hey, don't mess with the Head of Steam pubs. The food might be :censored:e, and some of the bars less than desirable - but the drinks selection is excellent. Especially the pear drop tasting Briska which I haven't seen anywhere else. Not to add that The Cluny is part of the highly recommended Ouseburn Run. Although getting off the Metro at Byker for that does have you singing the Byker Grove theme all day.

Buy an aircon and kick my heels as my house becomes a beachside property.

Whatever happens this season, we've won the right games.