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Reina Morientes Luis Garcia Xabi Alonso Carragher Gerrard Crouch Kewell Cisse? Any of the loaned out players?

Moyes was interviewed after Chelsea walked all over them yesterday: Interviewer : Can you see anyone challnging Chelsea domestically over the next few years? Bug-eyed c**t : Yes, Manchester United and Arsenal can challenge them. Proof if we ever needed it that we have no chance.

The FA Cup Semi is the best day out - when you win, you've got the pleasure of that victory AND also another great day out to look forward to. Gutted I can't go. If I could only go to one game, I would choose to go to a Semi Final over a Final every time.

I think that is correct.

1986

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I think Will is asking what is her new campaign. From the HJC Statement : "We cannot understand why Anne has decided to concentrate her energies into fundraising for a new campaign when there is already in existence an organisation which has the financial means to support her in that fight (and which to date has done just that). "

I agree. But he's still a good bloke

I agree with that - except the linesman said that he saw Cisse pull his leg away from the ball. So he is claiming he saw him move towards the ball and then away from it - which I'd say is unlikely.

I think that is exactly what they are, an act.

Not sure I've read anyone on here admit that they sing (present tense) Munich songs.

It's 500 additional tickets.

He already answered it in another thread - no.

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Up until about 5pm on APril 14th 1989, I had a ticket for the Leppings Lane end. Then my Uncle phoned me and said he had managed to swap it for a seat in the stand along the side of the pitch - because his son had been in the Leppings Lane the year before and "he said it was murder in there". I hated my Uncle for that. For about 22 hours.

Just reading Aldo's story on the Official Site and thinking some more about it. It was the noise, or rather lack of noise, that made it clear that it wasn't a pitch invasion caused by hooligans (which was everyone's immediate natural reaction - everyone who wasn't in Leppings Lane, I mean). I'd been in and around grounds when it had all kicked off and it was invariably accompanied by lots of shouting and screaming (mainly posturing). At Hillsborough, my memory tells me it was really quiet. No idea if it was or not, but that's how I remeber it. Aldo mentions it and it jogged a buried memory.

I'm proud of my two. They've been away at their Grandparents (the dragon and her long-suffering husband) for a few days and when they came in the door tonight they both had their wristbands on - they don't normally wear them. So I asked them why they had them on and they said "it's because Hillsborough happened about now, didn't it?". They're 8 and 10.

Now I can't go (family commitments) but I was just thinking about it. If I was able to go, I'd probably take my lad - he's 10 now. And the weather forecast is good for this weekend. Jon-Paul Gilhooley was 10 when he went to watch the Reds in an FA Cup Semi-Final. He woke up that sunny April morning, he must have been the most excited lad in the world - I was pretty excited myself and I was 10 years older than him. Just makes you f'king think, doesn't it? And so I'll watch the game on telly with my family but I'll tell you what, I'll keep a tight hold of my lad all the way through. And I'll be as desperate as anyone for us to win. But I'll tell you something else - if we lose, I'll walk home from the pub with my lad and life will go on. God bless our 96 friends.

That being the main advantage.

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In terms of getting match tickets, a season ticket is preferable by a mile.