the "great deal" myth will explode

Its too long until the referendum, there'll be too much time for opponents to pick holes in his "deal"

All this will do is make him look more gutless than he does already, if that is possible

It just shows how powerful Sky are these days, I guess they figured some are copping onto these rumours that they create.....so they arrange for Pep to replace Pelli on transfer day. Thas'll fill up the day for them.....sorted! I wonder how that news will effect City in the run in To which end you ...

Aceface wrote:
Longer shots, but Mou in at Man U and Bielsa at Swansea and it'll be the best bar none.

why would the supposed hot shot manager, Bielsa go to a club like Swansea?

Mou in at Man Utd you can see, may improve their results but wont please the purists, boooooo

VeniceHammer wrote:for the ones wanting Doumbia: here in italy we had the privilege of watching him play 6 months for Roma, and he reached levels of being **** unparalleled in the history of mankind.

google David Kelly

the pink palermo wrote:
They spent £58m last summer .

well that was value for money :shock:

I know it has nothing to do with us, but it's stunning that Villa haven't signed a single player this window to help them out of the doldrums. Probably the right thing to do. They are so off the pace they're down barring sudden Champions league form. Think they'll cut their cloth accordingly next s...

Any injuries to Payet, Lanzini, Carroll, Sakho and we are fine right? We got this covered. Top 6? Going to give top 4 a shot...If everyone stays fit... George, in fairness taking 4 key players out of any team would hamper their chances of top 4, no matter who they are. If Spurs went without Kane, K...

Spurs interested. take no notice, at journalism classes, all the would be football writers are told to punctuate their sentences with "spurs interested" instead of a full stop. Take it as read, Spurs are always interested, who it is doesnt matter. You could lay a turd on the pavement in T...

its a very desperate sounding attempt to make the minions vote to stay in because of their football loyalty I think the IN campaign have dropped a bollock by having Stuart Rose as a mouthpiece, not sure how well he'll be related to by people that are fed up with the whole thing. Another report, this...

as is being called a racist etc for merely stating the truth, as un-palletable as it may be

JBB, with you on that one

Seems like she forgot herself and the truth slipped out, politicians worst nightmare

That said, she has a point on that one

I The problem with this is that if you let people from different cultures come to a country over a 30 year period. Do not work hard to engage them and involve them in society, allow them to create their own ghettos which are similar to their own, then it actually emboldens people to behave in the w...

I don't think you would, Bill. Fair enough, you would be happy enough not to be shot or bombed. But would you want to sit in a detention centre for 4 years and watch your kids grow up with no education or hopes for the future? Or would you try and get them to somewhere where they have higher hopes ...

Moxy wrote:Or someone who is just a complete scumbag? He was sane enough to get himself to Sweden.

Yes but dont let a fact get in the way of a possible excuse


No getting away from this, Europe has really ****** this up in a grand fashion

welcome Yorks

you better take a little time mate, a little time to think things over.

Read between the lines !

Just like to point out that we've done ok so far, given the length of time our strikers have been out for. Carroll and Sakho will be back, Valencia has found some form and we're not exactly short of goals from other areas of the pitch either are we? Also, a lesson from the last window, maybe people ...

I'm yet to hear a single valid argument for remaining in the EU, not one. The scaremongering going on regarding the economic nightmare of leaving is laughable. Do people really believe BMW, Deutsche, Allianz, Axa, Total, Siemens etc would stop trading with the UK because we no longer are part of th...

Interesting points from Deutsche bank Britain's exit from the European Union would have a "devastating" impact on the continent, relegating Europe to the status of a second-rank world power, a leading investment bank has warned. David Folkerts-Landau, chief economist at Deutsche Bank, said...