There is actually a facebook group on Benni. It's called

Benni McCarthy is the best interviewee in football!

Yet another quote from Benni which keeps him as the king of interviews.

"My nerves were beginning to play up but then we got the winner. It was a good free-kick by Carlos and a fantastic looping header by me."

Has anyone seen that 3D horror film yet? Anyone know if it's any good?

Phil Taylor crushed Barney 7 sets to 1.

He broke the world record as well on his average throw.

So many mistakes being made at crucial times. Taylor has just punished Barney but only after Barney SHOULD have punished Taylor for making mistakes.

Taylor just missed a great chance to go 3 sets up but blew it.

2-1 to Taylor.

Started to get good now!

I hope a repeat of their 2007 final which was an absolute corker...but obviously with a Taylor win this time!

I love Benni's interviews. He is one of the few footballers who is genuinely interesting because you never know what he might say. Most footballers have been programmed to say the right things and all the usual cliches, "it doesnt matter if I score or not as long as the team wins", " I am just thinking of the next match" an so on. Benni manages to come up with the unexpected on a regular basis.

Also delighted that he seems to have got his touch back for some reason. An inform Benni is one of the best strikers in the division and a joy to watch

There is actually a facebook group on Benni. It's called

Benni McCarthy is the best inteviwee in football!

Play up Stompe, Stompe play up!

Barney won in sudden death. Excellent match!

Baxter was more than a match for him and should have won but Barney held his composure and finished him off superbly.

Excellent darts match at the moment between Barney and Baxter. Currently 3 sets all, Baxter 3 legs to 2 up. Very exciting stuff!

Edit:

Now 3 legs each.

Must win by 2 clear legs.

Anyone else think Kevin Painter looks like a fat version of Vinnie Jones?

A lot of people might have seen this at the cinema but I've finished reading Danny Wallace's 'Yes Man!'. What a funny yet adventurous read it was. I'm not sure whether the movie is different from the book or not but hopefully a lot of people will now read the book after seeing the film. A few people have mentioned that it's similar to a book called 'The Dice man' or something so hopefully might purchase that book soon. Anyone else read them?

I watched Will Smith's new film '7 Pounds' last night.

Pretty good film. Not one of his bests but a clever film with a good ending.

The second film in the Chronicles of Narnia series is even more boring! I watched it on my way home from NYC and it made the flight seem even longer than usual!

I am looking at buying some Rovers T-shirts.

I bought a Chris Samba T-Shirt off a board member a year or so ago but can't remember what the website was called.

Anyone know any good websites which sell good football t-shirts, especially Rovers ones?

I watched 'Ghost Town' starring Ricky Gervais. I thought it was a pretty good film. Good storyline, Gervais' jokes were coming left right and centre and was on for just the right amount of time.

Scoring 2 goals

Impressing new manager

Fans chanting his name

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Story a load of poop!

I saw a few films over christmas:

Bad Santa - Drunk/BBW loving/Robbing Santa - Pretty funny

Cass - Based on Cass' life story who was involved in a WHU hooligan firm - Alright, nothing special

Zack and Mirri: Make a Porno - As it says on the tin - Some funny bits but it is a pretty poor film.

God help our kids if they do use him as a role model.

This is the guy that got "too excited" (hubba hubba wink wink) when Ferguson told the team that Nani was joining the club.

Putting the Burnley thing aside, that man represents all us football fans. Pure brilliance.

Sell them to Ramos so he can do a fergie and kick them at Bentley.

Sell 'em on the Spurs forums.

Dreams can come true...

He would probably shake his hand

Beckhams passing was very good but he didn't create anything from the passes, they were just great pin point passes to people on the other side of the pitch.

I think he sat too deep on the right and he let Wes Brown run down the right side which meant he couldn't put many crosses into the area. To be fair though, when he did put a ball in the box, Rooney was no where to be seen as he kept coming short to get the ball which meant only Gerrard was pushing to get his head on crosses.

It was just a dire performance from both sides who weren't committed enough in the game.

If only we had 11 Mokoenas out there. He's committed in every game he plays....just ask RSC