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Not if he gets a chance at the world cup, fails miserably, and goes back a broken man(child)

forgot about Essien. I hope they do play like that, because it won't work.

Nice one. Made even nicer by the fact that its a new post, but not about Owen

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noticed today that Mourinho is suggesting he'll play Drogba & Schevchenko, so either they lose a winger and play a similar formation as against us int he semi, or the lose one of Lampard or Makalele. Either way not sure they'll be as effective?

so effectively, their top 10 buys cost more than we've spent in 50 years?

Anny Rd in lunch "swoop"?

Surely Spain's employment laws cover that? i.e. Provided you give sufficient notice etc. Surprised its not been in the press anywhere if true.

Not as much as you might think if this is anyting to go by

Complete and utter madness that we still have them dirtying up the place.

Be worth a fortune in a few years time. Stick it on Ebay - some mug will buy it. Or wear it ironically and be the coolest cat on the block.

Can't beat a bit of Stephen Wright (not prison slang)

He's very quick though is Cisse. And he can kick it hard. Has that been mentioned?

you need a manager who is prepared to tolerate his laziness, and his general ineptitude. In return he'll maybe get you 20 goals a season (and injure many people behind the goal) but to a certain extent you will need to alter your team to accomodate him. Someone needs to do his work. At least they do if you have aspirations of winning the English league.

About the suggestion some goals are winners/in more important games/at more important times in games - I am perplexed as to why this is not a reasonable point to make? If two players score 1 goal each in a season and 1 is the 7th in an 8...0 win whereas the other is the only goal of the game in a close match, surely there's no argument that one is more important? If we'd beaten TNS and Cisse had scored 25 goals, but then none for the rest of the season, would he be worth keeping? Goals aren't the full story - its about what they add to and offer to the team. Plenty of players can score lots of goals but aren't good players. We could buy Mark Robbins or Mick Quinn.

I've been to Reykjavik. Its what you do there.

I am spamming him with some crouch facts http://evild.blogspot.com/2006/01/some-pet...ouch-facts.html

That's just silly. I'm not from liverpool. I started supporting them for 2 reasons. I thought Grobelaar was funny - my dad bought a book about him called "bring on the clown" or something and it had funny pictures of him in it - doing handstands and wearing daft clothes. When you're 8 these things are important. I also played up front as a kid, and there was no one better than Rush, so I watched him.

if gonzalez lives up to the promise he is showing, he might be the next one. £1.2M!

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Or even Peter Beardsley....

http://www.ynwa.tv/forum/index.php?showtopic=75243

doesn't happen here any less than on other decent lfc sites. (obviously excluding the offal and the site that shall not be named neither of which i use)

Palace Reject offer Crystal Palace say they have turned down an £8m offer from Premiership side Bolton for striker Andy Johnson. Bolton put the highest bid in for the 25-year-old who is also being chased by top-flight rivals Everton and Wigan. But, even though Eagles chairman Simon Jordan seems prepared to sell Johnson, he only appears willing to do so if the price matches his valuation. Johnson is currently with England's World Cup squad after being named as one of the stand-by players. Everton were interested in Johnson last summer, but he was persuaded to sign a new deal in a bid to ensure Palace made an instant return to the Premiership. But Palace were consigned to another season in the Championship after their loss to Watford in the semi-final of the play-offs last season and clubs have quickly moved to try to lure Johnson. Everton and Wigan are each believed to have tabled £7m offers for the player. Johnson endured a frustrating season during the past campaign with injuries limiting his outings but did manage to score 15 league goals. But he came to prominence after his 21 goals in the 2004/2005 Premiership season following a tally of 28 in Palace's previous promotion campaign. ------------------- Seems Fat Sam has some money. £8m is a lot for Johnson though.