Amen, brother.

Pulp Fiction started that ball rolling. He's brilliant in Face/Off and Broken Arrow. I liked him in Swordfish too.

Are you joking? Travolta is a fantastic bad guy.

I havent but saw an ad for it last night, it looks brilliant. Definitely will now I've read your views. Cheers!

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I'm hoping that the time to speculate has passed, maybe its time to leave the pursuit of facts up to the relevant authorities, and pray that they manage to piece it all together. Whichever scenario is the truth, the same important lessons need to be learned by certain members of our support. There can be no hiding behind speculation. Its not a time to blame, its a time to learn.

Finally saw Taken last night, very good movie. Not quite as good as Law Abiding Citizen but still excellent. Liam Neeson has been one of my favourite actors since Rob Roy.

Feeling the same way Bryan but it's an emotion that's so hard to put in to words. No offence intended, but surreal and pathetic sums it up for me, too.

As I understand it a policeman at the ground told fans that he tried to head the bin, so you can see where they got that from. Fully agreed on the points made regarding coverage of this and the John Terry story. All pales into insignificance though when you consider we've lost one of our own and a family has lost a son/brother/father/partner. It was just so avoidable. God bless you John.

I'm not sure if my dominant emotion is sadness or shame. Pretty heavy on both today. Describing this as tragic doesn't even come close.

In your desperation to be outraged you have completely misread/misinterpreted what Sambo said. Anyway, good to hear the lad is still with us, fingers crossed he pulls through and certain members of our travelling support learn their lesson without the need for tragedy.

I heard the same from an mboard member at the game, via the police at the game. Absolute tragedy if true, what a senseless waste of life.

Saw Avatar last night. Loved it.

Since this is about the 8th time the pathetic coward has thrown his teddies out, I guess that makes Benni an Octopussy.

Flamin' heck, its just an opinion. Drama queen.

I actually don't think Benni has harmed us by doing this, quite the opposite in fact. If he doesnt want to play for us then he can sit at home doing nothing until the Summer, missing out on the World Cup. In the meantime, we don't pay him, and fine him two weeks wages every time we can. Then we use the wages we aren't paying him to get a loan in. Easy. The last thing we should do is allow him to go to a relegation rival.

Saw Sherlock Holmes last night. Easy to watch and very entertaining, a good 'date' movie for those of us still young enough to move in such circles

Can't agree with that last sentence at all, infact I think what you've said about Roberts applies just as well to Benni. Aside from his first season he's been going through the cycle you describe. The only addition is that during his periods on the bench Benni gets fat.

The PDC kicks off tonight. They've just shown the walk on girls on SSN - look out for Jess the brunette. Jeeeeeeez.

Don't go to see The Box. Awful.

Can't believe this wasn't brought back to the top after Saturday. Benni was absolutely outstanding in my view against Liverpool. He played the Dunn role differently to Dunny, but just as effectively, he hardly wasted a ball and some of his touches were exquisite. When he plays like that its a no brainer that he must stay. Just wish it happened more often.

Very very good. Best thriller I've seen in ages. Clever and witty with a very edgy dark side. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Gerard Butler is fantastic. I had my doubts as to whether he'd be believable, but he really was. The line from the trailer when said in the context of the film is great - "Here's the deal. Release me by 6am" "Or what?" "Or I kill EVERYONE" Brilliant.

Have you noticed that in most 'end of the World' movies the President is black? We are doomed.

I was with you until the bit in bold. It's bloody awful.

I agree with the point you're making but I'm going to play devils advocate anyway. Dunny has an upper limit as to how far forward he'll get - for example he'll never be lurking at the back post for a tap in, which considering the position he is supposed to be playing is probably fair enough. On the other hand Dunny will drop far back to get the ball and help out the midfield, as far as our final defensive third on some occasions. Benni however will likely be on hand for that tap in, but be much less likely to track back. Circa 75% of the time they would be occupying very similar territory, but the other 25% they will be going in completely opposite directions. Thus making Benni playing closer to 4-4-2 than when Dunny is on. In theory.