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Jeffers

As long as it keeps Heitinga in defence and Neville away from midfield I'll be happy. Great timing with Gibsons injury, would have been interesting to see whether he upped his game now there's competition, or what Moyes would do given the option.

Kuszczak Ivanovic Vermaelen Hietinga Assou-Ekotto(cos he's nasty) Barton Thomas Fellaini Kuyt(the face of a thousand punches) Davies Holt

Like this team, but would swap Gerrard for Lampard. For me he's not good enough. I'd rank him as a low second tier choice, and he hasnt done enough to justify his place a head of any of them. Parker/Wilkshire/Scholes/Lampard/Rodwell/Barton ...Downing/Milner/Davies/Watson/Osman/Cleverley/Barkley/Barry/Carrick/Dunn ... Jones/Gerrard/Huddlestone............................Neville...Cattermol

PAOK (had to google the wiki the spelling), Panthessaloníkios Athlitikós Ómilos Kostantinopolitón Edit: am sure I've heard its Borussia Monchengladback

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/was-liverpool-the-home-of-the-singing-sixties-7441028.html

Bristol City

4-0 flattered them, it should have been a lot more

Miyiachi looks good going forward for Bolton, needs more defensive training though(stood the outside of the back post so at fault for the 2nd goal)

Well done, but is the exclamation mark really necessary lol. Think 6000 is pretty safe, was what I was hoping for if I had a good round, but I struggle to get more than 2 good'uns in a round

Ah, at least i hadn't picked a unicorn. I'll have to add that to the memory bank, for pub quizzes. I though Jaguar, Panther, and Leopards were the same due to reading in the dictionary in a little fact box that it was the animal with the most different names around 42.

No worries, hopefully I wont have to bite my lip every time I cock up on it, was having flashbacks of SNES rage(specifically Earthworm Jim) playing it

Question 1: TBH I thought Leopards and Jaguars were the same, so which ever group Panthers go in. I'm fickle so just because they are aesthetically better. Question 2: Slight mutations in genes that help with adapting to new conditions and optimising efficency Question 3: Solo, hunt their prey then 'pounce' on them going for the neck, then share the kill with their young Question 4: Nope (when I can, tend to only give to Marie Curie) Question 5: Nope (unless you count Knowsley Safari Park) Question 6: Hunters/poachers, and corrupt governments/land laws

He'd be the best player on the game if they give him realistic stats. IMO he's the best dm in the prem and has the ability in heading shooting forward passing, so his attributes would be ridiculously good if they were realistic.

Just delete it, pointless having two of the same. It's immensely frustrating but a really great game. Good find

You so realise how stupid a celebration is? Potentially career ruining a la Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

I think Stubbs doesn't even understand himself half the time

A Beautiful Mind is worth a second watch, his best film imo. There's Dogville as well if you're artsy

Andrei Kanchelski's was before him, was disappointed with Blomqvist could have been a great player if he hadnt done his knee in.

T'was me http://www.toffeetal...s/page__st__680 I suggested/moaned they'd probs change Rodney to a Randy coincidentally

Ergh! Stacey Dooley, I can't watch/listen to her. She done a documentary-ish show on Thailand and just comes across as self centred in her bid to highlight the working/living conditions. Her attempt at empathising was so pitiful, to the point the show should have been called 'These people don't have it very nice, but, Oh look at me, I've give it a go .'

I think that would be closer to Hodgson's approach. Harry has his favourites that he bigs up, but then freezes the rest out. There's the danger he'll have a bias for Lampard or the Spurs players like favouring Defoe over his former striker Bent as well. The main benefactors will be the media and most probably the reason they seem to be promoting him, as Redknapp never seems to be out of the rags.

Hodgson is a much better manager than Harry. Apparently Redknapp tells the players jus go out and play football, his wheelin' and dealin' is his main strength which is useless as a national manager.