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Several players at Spurs, but Carrick especially. Scott Parker has returned from gardening leave at Chelsea as an even better player.

I think that's the position they have in mind for Fowler.

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In San Jose, I'd recommend the Pink Poodle. You won't see any football, mind.

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Of course he'd get booed. If selected.

Looks like a dodgy fake.

Especially odd, since threads about goals from Liverpool players are no longer allowed.

That's the fella who was at Rangers, briefly, years ago. He was either s**** or didn't settle...

His agent didn't offer Harry a big enough bung?

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Saturday, 14 January 2006 Arsenal v Middlesbrough 2-0 Aston Villa v West Ham 2-1 Blackburn v Bolton 0-1 Charlton v Birmingham 1-0 Fulham v Newcastle 2-1 Liverpool v Tottenham 2-1 Man City v Man Utd 0-3 Portsmouth v Everton 1-1 Sunday, 15 January 2006 Sunderland v Chelsea 0-2 Wigan v West Brom 2-1

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I love the fact their weakened team still cost about 60 million in transfer fees. A figure which, strikingly, amounts more than these lot cost... Reina Finnan Hyypia Carra Riise Gerrard Sissoko Alonso Kewell Cisse Crouch

Well, what do you consider tacos, meat and tortillas to be then?

Aye, straight outta Compton.

Northern Ireland stalwart from a bygone era. Look at the last sentence...how things have changed. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/irish/4590252.stm Former NI defender McMichael dies Former Northern Ireland and Newcastle United defender Alf McMichael has died, aged 78. McMichael was a Newcastle stalwart during the 1950s and early 60s, making more than 400 appearances at left-back. He was a member of the team which beat Arsenal 1-0 in the 1952 FA Cup final and won 40 international caps while at the north-east club. McMichael was part of the Northern Ireland team which reached the World Cup quarter-finals in 1958. The full-back made 433 appearances for Newcastle, having moved there in 1949 from Irish League club Linfield. After his playing days, McMichael managed South Shields and his home town team of Bangor in County Down. He ended his working days at the Harland and Wolffe shipyard in Belfast.