Callidus

There you go:

I'll have a go at this... Wait out...

Gangsters far from it to be honest lads like these shot/sell abit of coke or brown and think there Pacino the people who use little tits like these as gophers are the ones to watch out for. If you got any of those lads on there own no weapons no one behind them they would drop a log and shit it thats why they carry knives and so on they cant handle there selves without them. Verdict BELLENDS

The majority of society knows this. They are like hyenas, prowl in pacts. On their own, they're nothing...

I could take them

Sound, i'll take Tiny - T and you can deal with the rest...

Check out these gangsters in Manchester:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9EkxebsumAw

Rules are simple, if you laugh in this thread you lose:

Easy mode: If you Laugh you lose

Hard mode: If you Smile you lose

Nightmare mode: If your face changes expression you lose:

Keep it clean lads, Good luck...

Think training camps would be more effective in building spirit and working on formation/tactics etc. Not always, you need an occasional game but there are too many. Also "injured" players like Gerrard would be less likely to be pulled out by their clubs.

 

The "keeping players on their toes" argument crashes and burns if you take Lescott as the example .

I think camps would be effective to a degree, but it can never emulate the experience a freindly can. You can hand pick the country you're playing and the natural pressure that the England players are under in any game is 'character building' to say the least.

Indeed Lescott does not exactly help my point one bit, the git ; ) but alot of players who don't magically gain an England cap with ease would jump through hoops to earn a spot.

I'm sure I read on SSN that he wasn't in the squad. He may have had a late call-up that I missed though.

Fair enough mate, probably true. I just based my answer on his previous starts...

Think international friendlies are a bit of a waste of time and pretty meaningless personally.

 

Having said that it's not nice to lose to Germany....although I think we probably will.

Disagree with you there mate. They are good for keeping the England boys on their toes in the league, it might not seem it but alot of players will go up that extra gear to get an England call up freindly or not. Look at Mancienne for Wolves in the championship making the senior call up. Besides these freindlys are pretty much needed for maintence so we don't see ''England rust'' when it comes to competitive games. Imagine no freindlys having played 20+ games in a 4-5-1 formation all season in the premier league to be called to a new formation, new players, and new tatical system to play an important game. Not very reliable is it?

I try and get into it a bit. Was pleased to see Brock Lesnar become heavyweight champ. He was my favourite wrestler back in the days that i watched WWE.

Indeed, he has kind of been a shocker to the heavyweight division. Just a freak in size and ability, as soon as he starts to pick up the game he'll become a force to be reckoned with. As you can see he can still be controlled the whole fight but one nice punch from his lunchbox fists and it's wobbling almost everybody.

Nogueira is the only guy in the UFC heavyweights I believe who can beat him now. He dominated Mir but just made a poor error.

Would be nice to see Fedor play with him, he's had some nice fights in his time with some freak size differences...

Is Ballack playing for them?

As far as I am aware yes, he will be captain.

So have we got any MMA fans in here?

Got some nice fights coming up to end the year:

Light Heavyweight Championship bout: Forrest Griffin vs. Rashad Evans

Interim Heavyweight Championship bout: Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Frank Mir

Light Heavyweight bout: Quinton Jackson vs. Wanderlei Silva

Germany vs England - Venue: Olympic Stadium, Berlin Date: Wednesday, 19 November Kick-off: 1945 Coverage: Live on ITV

So how do people think this game will go down?

Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand are out with injuries while John Terry is a doubt. And Gerrard has been asked to report to the boss after he tore a leg muscle:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/i...als/7729516.stm

We all remember...

Alright peeps, got tired of the forum on the official Everton site and thought I would give this place a wurl...

Hope it's a good one!