QuoteWas referring to the McCarthy story above - posted that before DI got in with an extra post so didn't quote it. You're right about Take That though...Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Reading non?
Take That have frazzled your once youthful and insightful mind.
The thrust of your point still stands however.
Was referring to the McCarthy story above - posted that before DI got in with an extra post so didn't quote it. You're right about Take That though...
Ou-est le Centre George Pompidou?
It only takes a minute Swan....
McCarthy going to Blackburn would be bag-of-cats-esque crazy.
Long could do ok at Newcastle, it would be a decent stepping stone before Bayern or Liverpool.
Here they come! It’s the charge of the “Thanks” Brigade!
Could it be magic that made me miss the previous post?
As kingdom said, that Is bag of cats crazy.
for all the take that slagging, i fear every1 seems to know enough take that songs, maybe they all were at the croker gig instead of wembley!!! what ya think SVD??
You could be right. Maybe there are people who see the world in Take That and saw them in Croker while they were at, but don't want the knowledge of their greatest day to shine through and flood their reputation.
Or maybe Take That songs are so insidious they keep coming back for good. People can never forget them and have run out of patience by being kept up all night having the songs stuck in their heads meaning all they do each night is prey for these earworm tunes to go away.
Ou-est le Centre George Pompidou?
Magic
Won't somebody think of the kids?
tenous link but still....
Here they come! It’s the charge of the “Thanks” Brigade!
Reading eye Paul McShane
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...025336,00.html
"We lost because we didn't win"- Ronaldo
Would be class to see mcCarthy at Blackburn, bring it on.
I'm sure it would for a Blackburn but in terms of his style of play and the development of his game (as an Ireland fan) he'd be better off at Wigan.
Stoke after Gibson now, apparently: http://www.stoke.vitalfootball.co.uk...e.asp?a=246596
Meanwhile, Mick McCarthy quells talk of Doyle moving to Arsenal: http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/...-mick-mccarthyManchester United`s Darron Gibson is the latest player to be linked with Stoke this summer - after the Mirror`s Simon Bird revealed Sunderland may struggle to meet the midfielder`s wage demands.
The 23-year-old Republic of Ireland international looked all set for a move to the North East to meet up with his former colleagues Wes Brown and John O`Shea but personal terms may prove to be a stumbling block and a move to Stoke could be on the horizon.
Bird told TalkSport : "His personal terms might be too much for Sunderland at the moment and he could be heading to Stoke or staying in the North West".
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy says striker Kevin Doyle is happy at the club and has dismissed rumours of a move to Arsenal.
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McCarthy told The Express & Star: “I can't tell you anything except what was in the papers and I'm not going to comment on some speculative story.
“What I can tell you is that Doyle loves it here.
“He enjoys coming here to work every morning, and we love him here and we enjoy him coming to work here every morning.
“That goes for everyone else as well and that will remain the same until anything different happens.”
Trap probably leaked the Stoke rumour to the press himself.
Unconfirmed reports emerging that Darron is considering changing his game to winning tackles and not winning games.
Would be class to McCarthy at Blackburn - Are you having a laugh ? have you watched them play football or not as the cases may be
He would be wasted going there, as CD sais he would be better off at Wigan. Pure speculation it will never happen
Sunderland have just signed Vaughen as well so doubt the Gibson move is on the cards there any more... Surppised that Stoke seem to be in a position to meet a wage demand that Sunderland wouldn't mind you...
Aston Villa close to signing Shay Given.
Hasn't travelled with Man City to the US on their pre-season tour.
Big Sam has left the club so hopefully you will see some more football from Blackburn going forward.
You could hardly say that Dunn, Pederson or Hoilett are hoofers.
Dont know, I think they are a bad start away from being relegation fodder.
No chance, they have a few pound to spend and people like McCarthy would help secure their future. Mind you I wouldnt be too unhappy if we changed the manager.
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