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I so wanted McGhee to sign Kerekes. I honestly think he'd have been a SMASH hit up front for us Here he is NOTCHING against the French YouTube - Zsombor Kerekes vs France

After about 20secs of this wise-guys debut, I was dreaming of the Champions League!

Lorenzo Pinamonte. I just couldn't get me head around the fact we'd signed an Italian striker. Proper FLAIR...

Eric Cantona?

hmmm? Not sure although they are run at the moment by Transpole which is subsidery of a bigger private transport group. I suppose that opens up the massive can of worms that is public money being spent on dedicated facilities (i.e bus lanes) from which private companys )eg Brighton & Hove...

In Lille (an unpretenious north French city) they started building theirs in the late 70's and it has run at a profit since 1989 A daily pass costs under £3 and a single costs about £1. When I used it, there was plentiful free car parking on the outskirts and and the fully automated trams came...

Funnily enough I was going to post a thread about this today - on my mediocre LCD telly, the picture is always poorest watching football on ITV. Notably fuzzy especially whenever a team in red is playing. As carrot cruncher points out above, the BBC cup final broadcast was always a better...

Of course, there is a possibility it could be f***ing SHIT

There is some sprinting although 8km in 60mins is a very pedestrian 7:30 per KM. To put that in perspective, I run 3 times a week for about 12-15km each time and my comfort zone pace is 4:50 per km. Lampard also has the luxury of all those rests while Drogba has a lie down and gets to squeeze...

It suprises me how little even the midfielders (who are supposed to cover most distances) actually run during a game. The other week, Frank Lampard came off on 60mins and he'd covered 8km and he looked totally f***ed. I know its the contact element that makes football tough but it irritates me...

Colours one thing (I like the sound of the black ones), but what about net taughtness? I remember Shearer saying he always liked to see the ball nestle in the back of the net and stay there. I however quite like it when they're so taught, the ball rebounds around. Especially FLAIR is when...

it's ok, my addidas Pheonix Brewery albion kit just looks like one of those fancy 'compression' shirts that are popular now with sportsmen

Ha! Yes, your reward for a mazy dribble through your mates and MULLERING the ball past the 'keeper was 10-15 minutes sat behind the goal among the bags / packets of crisps / bottles of pop etc

Do kids play this abroad? If so, what do they call it? And why was 'Headers & Volleys' sometimes pre-fixed with the word 'German'? What made German Headers & Volleys different to the normal one?

That mini golf course is where they hold the British Open Mini Golf Championship every september Strokes Adventure Golf well worth a round of two if you're ever in the vicinity!

Is that the one in Lewes Rd up towards Sainsburys? I have seen satisfied punters emerging for there looking contented & full to bursting.

Alright? Is this local-treasure open during the day? Failing this fine establishment, what are NSC's favourite greasy fry up providers of choice in the BN1 area? fanx

yep, that really irritates me too. I reckon this has devalued the competition more than the top teams fielding weaker sides.

Scott make, imo, good-looking hybrids

Stefan Iovan & Steua Bucharest?:shrug: