Logic

IIRC....... There was this band called The Shadows that were quite popular here on Iceland. My mother had somehow met their manager (at least I think it was their manager) at one of their gigs here on Iceland and he probably was a supporter of the club because the next time they came over he brought me a scarf and some other Liverpool merchendise. I was about 5 years old or something. Since then I've always been a Liverpool supporter.

That's what I thought. Would be nice if people would say "My guess" or something like that.......

Confirmed?

Gyrofalcos are in! (I have to find a better name for the team..... )

Anderson to Swansea... http://www.swansonline.net/news.php?readmore=371

Good luck Cisse!

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Yup, Eiður played for Fat Sam at Bolton. Fat Sam took the chance to play/buy him after Eiður broke his ankle in a friendly against Ireland IIRC.

Weird: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikolay_Mihaylov

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http://www.ynwaforums.co.uk/forum/index.ph...=1&t=128119

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awww.... c'mon. You can at least throw in one article to back up your assertion, can't you? The "competitive advantage" is easily explained. Liberalisation of finance laws, deregulation of the banks and readily available loans at good interest rates combined with an almost nauseating will to prove to the outside world that Icelanders can be just as successful as any other country. And stop making me defend Eggert and Björgólfur! I've never liked them!

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Don't know about Cyprus but there's very little "dirty" Russian money going on here on Iceland. Many Brits and Danish people think this though. Mostly because Icelanders are buying up everything they possibly can in both countries. What happened on Iceland is that about 10-15 years ago the system was changed to help companies to grow. There were already a lot of companies that had enough money but didn't have readily available loans. When the loans were more available these businessmen already knew how to make a whole lot of profit in a small market. When they had the chance to expand abroad the profits soared. But I understand how wierd it looks for people abroad when Icelanders suddenly own "national" brands like Woolworths, House of Fraser, Hamleys, Karen Millen and Oasis. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/6170062.stm

He owns just about 10% of West Ham. The rest comes from this guy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Björgólfur_Guðmundsson

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bj%C3%B6rg%C3...u%C3%B0mundsson