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so....you'd write off millions of pounds...knowing you'll never been employed again and you'll have to leave the country cos everyone is gonna make you'll life a misery, all out of principal ? come on eddie, you and i both know you'd take the money!

Barwick shouldve been the 1st to be sacked. he's to blame for the shambles! the guy knows nothing about the game. spk to anyone who knws him/ or has worked with him and they will tell you that! yes McClown is inept and a rank poor manager, but... i dont blame him for accepting the job or refusing to resign. every single person on here wouldve done the same! i wish talk shows and journo's would stop discussing mourinho as the replacement. HE WONT GO NEAR THE JOB! PS, can we have football taken away from the BBC. camera work was awful. their presentation is toe curling! hansen was ######, wright bamboozled, and the only one who talked any sense was big al. motty is just crap nowadays and lawro's "more frank carson than scott carson" tells me the BBC'S BITCH should go aswell! and why did they keep showing us that frigging table, throughout the match! EVERYONE IN THE COUNTRY KNEW WHAT HAD TO HAPPEND FOR US TO QUALIFY!

it probably wont get a nationwide release in the US, but i'll keep an eye out for any info. i'm looking for a pre-release dvd, myself. will let you know.

i'm really looking forward to 'The Ian Curtis movie' - CONTROL- out on 5th october. trailers here :

i've not heard that he's inj. if we had had an inj to one of our CB's, axe wouldve gone to RB, and ooijer to CB. "horses for courses" selections are the norm for MH. anyway, zurab doesnt look at all comfortable at RB.

great interview. my brother knows him very well, and having met him a couple of times, i can confirm he's a throughly decent bloke, very different from the way he's portrayed. on a footballing level, despite his many protractors, he gave us brilliant service (FAN'S player of the year twice speaks volumes) and his commitment could never be questioned. he's still got a lot to offer and he'll prove invaluable for derby. all the best, andy.

there has always been an air of inevitability, regarding benni moving on, so i'm not too upset about it (particularly as bellamy is ringing his old collegues telling them he cant wait to come back! ) every cloud........

absolutely right. although, nonda is still a waste of space and money!

at this rate, and all the praise of 'the axe', i'm gonna go down the bookies and place a bet on him being a future president of south africa. :ph34r:

i was always behind him playing the role, as my signiture stated - "give him a chance." bringing it back to the axe, he'd make a great bond baddie.... he reminds me of this gentleman -http://www.mi6.co.uk/sections/villains/kananga.php3?t=lald&s=lald

aaron, my apologies. he's improved beyond all recognition, in the last couple on weeks, particularly with regards to distribution. after his 'strikers finish' yesterday, we know where to turn if we have a 'striker crisis'! :ph34r:

rev, you must be counting his effort v New Zealand!

of course..... from matt derbyshire thread, 3rd jan : "I think he'll be ahead of jeffers in the pecking order, from what I've been told. jeffers has had a virus for several weeks - longer than anticipated. I after being given adequate time off, he was MADE to come into training, the other week, (after phoning in sick), as MH and medical staff weren't sure he was as ill as he said he was. I'm sure someone else 'in the know' will confirm. disappointing. I thought he wouldve been more committed - given he's drinking at the 'last -chance saloon'. at least we know derbs will be fully committed."

as i posted on another thread a few months ago, jeffers attitude has angered MH and his staff. in a season where, apart from derbs and mcCarthy, none of our strikers have scored bagfuls of goals, the fact that franny has been loaned to a struggling championship side, shows he isnt in rovers long-term plans.

[quote name=Bryan' date='Feb 26 2007, 12:45 ' post='493147] He just fancied a lot of grief with his football, so he joined their club!Recent results must be hard to digestive though. very good, bryan! i resisted "that's the way the cookie crumbles sometimes! " QUOTE(Ricky @ Feb 26 2007, 12:26 ) Don't think Liverpool would go in for him after his comments when he chose west Ham I personally think he'll end up goign abroad. milan/ barca ? they'll be plenty of prem teams who'll show an interest, but none of the top 4 will touch him.