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20 August 2005 Barclays Premiership Blackburn v Fulham, 15:00.............................................Eddie -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24 August 2005 Barclays Premiership Blackburn v Tottenham, 19:45.....................................Philipl

It's great to have these previews again. Got me ticket for west 'am - two days after the cricket at OT, should be a good double. Thanks Ozz. Great preview and original as well. Top stuff buddy.

Being English, you should be delighted. 100 - 0

Suspected broken ankle.

Of course.

Australia won toss and will bowl. A dangerous time for England.

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I took out a direct debit and haven't recieved my ticket yet. DD's are usually late out.

I've already edited one of your posts, so please cut out the insults. It aint needed, aint nice and aint deserved.

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Yup

2 - 0 Reid Damn you, Cookiemonster

Big queues at Wigan for the away season ticket. If that's reflected in the sales for home games ------------

No, I'm referring to this: "Today, executive director Peter Lawwell reflected on the fact that, for just a little more than the £6m Newcastle asked for Bellamy, the Parkhead club have delivered no fewer than SEVEN players on manager Gordon Strachan's wish list." Where were they all last night?

Nice one, they deserve it.

Never mind. Maybe this guy still thinks it's more important to sell shirts and sign average players, than spend money on the likes of Bellamy. Can't wait to read his report today.

Dave Whelan said a few weeks ago, that he expected Wigan to average around 18000. I wonder how the away fans segregation works? If they have to give the away fans all of the stand behind the goals, then 18000 would be a good estimate.

and not very quick.

Sounds like you've got a closed mind on this one Flops.

Fair enough Flopsy, but if he didn't recognise them as policemen, how can anyone say he should have stopped? and no, I'm not blaming the police. Until all the evidence is put in front of an enquiry, then how can anyone apportion blame?

OK, just listening to ITV news, the police who confronted him were in casual, plain clothes. The Brazilian lad had been attacked a week before, at virtually the same place by a group of casually dressed white lads. That may answer a few questions about why he didn't stop, when ordered to.

I don't know the details of this, but were the police in uniform? If they weren't, could it be that the Brazilian lad was frightened by the fact that someone unknown, had pulled a gun on him?

and unfortunately, incidents like this, further play into the terrorists hands.

I thought the batting today, was irresponsible, to say the least. Surely the aim had to be survival at all cost. With the weather as it was and a poor forecast for tomorrow, to surrender as feebly as we did, was a flashback to the bad old days of the last decade and beyond. This England side has a lot going for it - young, and with no small amount of talent. They must learn from this and learn fast.

Whatya talking about?