Quotethe Colbert Report stamp of approval.Originally Posted by Colbert Report
Love it.
I'd be surprised if either of those moves happen (dissapointed too in the case of the former.) I think Blackburn are ****** next year..
Best didn't really hit form for Newcastle til after Hughton left too.
the Colbert Report stamp of approval.
Love it.
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
I haven't been keeping up to date on the latest Colbert Report stamp of approval literature, but if my algorithm is correct I think this means Long will sign for Manchester United for 20 million?
Ah, the prophecy begins to unfold lads. Get on it now while the odds are still decent.
I'd take that Andrews move with a pinch of salt.
Yep, it'd be a hard one to digest alright.
No chance of him going to Liver...pool?
DID YOU NOTICE A SIGN OUTSIDE MY HOUSE...?
How does one show "unfussed passion" =o
Robbie Keane would probably be an example of fussy passion.
Ou-est le Centre George Pompidou?
That makes an interesting spoonersim. I believe Brazilians are quite trendy.
Vajazzling is the current trend, or so Heat Magazine tells me.
Ou-est le Centre George Pompidou?
Ha!! See what you mean!... He's passionate and committed but not to the point where it's counter productive..
Sky Sports News saying that Robbie may be part of a 4 player swap deal (Keane, Bassong, Jenas and Hutton) for Bolton's Gary Cahill.
SKY Sports News also saying that Stoke are interested in Adam Barton for £1mm, citing Daily Mail as its source.
Blackburn manager Steve Kean is considering a renewed bid for Tottenham striker Robbie Keane, having had a £2m offer rejected.
Full story: Daily Telegraph
The Black Cats are also set to make a £7m offer for Reading striker Shane Long.
Full story: Daily Mail
Thats a crazy transfer if it happens
As if Lebron James doesn't have enough against him.
No Somos muchos pero estamos locos.
seriously? you're not going to qualify that with "the missus' copy of Heat" or "the Heat magazine I found on the bus this morning" or "the issue of Heat I was chained to a rock and forced to read by holding my eyelids open, Clockwork Orange style"?
BTW, the opportunity to use any/all of these choices has now passed.
Yeah sounds like a real tall order that one. I know spurs are under pressure to offload some players to cut the wage bill so it could very well be something they'd like from their point of view, read somewhere that Robbie is still their highest earner.
From Boltons I don't see it being a runner, I think Bassong is a decent capture for them but the other 3 are probably on high wages and past their best.
If that transfer went through it would inflate Bolton's wage bill with players who arguably aren't much better than those they have. The club is already being forced to offload good players to cut costs so I really can't see it happening. Bassong + cash seems far more likely.
Haha well it all came back on him...the poor old browns eh?
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