jim mk2

Thinking people would disagree. I don't know why you make such statements. You obviously have some intelligence, but your continuing tirades against Asians/muslims/Islam/Blair/immigration et nauseum make your appear silly, and uneducated.

Just imagine if ASEF had posted a link on a white man raping an Asian girl (or boy). And (white) pigs might fly ........... or is that a racist thought ? Read about it in the Daily Mail tomorrow.

Nonsense. Duff won (2 ?) championship medal with Chelsea ; Dunn did not want to leave Rovers in the first place ; ditto Cole ; Yorke won a stack of medals with United and by his own admission has lost interest in football while he was at Ewood ; Neill has only been gone a few months so it's too early to judge and Sutton won so many medals with Celtic and was such a success at Parkhead that he is probably remembered better for his time in Scotland than his career at Ewood.

Worthy sentiments but unrealistic in the money-mad world of football. It's obvious McCarthy has been tapped up by Chelsea with the promise of a vast salary.

Not sure what you mean but McCarthy's comments are bang out of order in my opinion.

Extraordinary remarks from McCarthy that must infuriate Hughes and are surely deserving of a fine.

In the league of tripe posted on here, the above belongs in the West Bromwich and District Sunday Methodist League (thank you Barry). Any true football fan loves the non-league stuff.

Must have been the booze : Warnock had a terrible game.

Why not ? You usually do .

Forget about Neill, this was a disappointing result for Rovers. Victory for West Ham and we would now be above Tottenham .

Right, but 15 - 20 years too late I'm afraid. Football has sold its soul to television and there is no going back.

Chortle. Must admit that I cannot see what Henchoz offers that Todd doesn't. Both are slow but Todd is tougher and reads the game far better. He's also a "leader" on the pitch. One can only presume there are personality issues here with the manager.

Oh dear, Guinness man rears his ugly blackhead. Cue defence of Rovers players in 1960 Cup Final ticket scandal.

Eh ? It's every man for himself, always has been. It's the human condition tha' knows. Ask Lucas Neill. Nivea's very good for a nasty case of pruritus. That and the ignore button.

Hundreds probably. These Yanks don't do things by half. Now where's that itch ?

Aw Matty lad, you've gone and upset the English machine minder. Latest news is that Neill could be back within 2 weeks, missing only 3 matches.

Apologies if this is elsewhere but Liverpool dispute Neill's version of events : PARRY: NEILL SPOKE TO BENITEZ By Mike McGrath, PA Sport Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry has denied claims Lucas Neill did not speak to the “people that count” before choosing West Ham over a move to Anfield. Neill was long-term target for boss Rafael Benitez but the Australia defender, despite being a boyhood Liverpool fan, opted to move to Upton Park to help Alan Curbishley’s battle against relegation. The 28-year-old insisted the move from Blackburn was not motivated by money and he was impressed with West Ham’s approach, while he did not speak to important figures within Anfield. However, Parry told the Daily Post: “I don’t know who was on the other end of the telephone talking to Rafa when I was sat next to him, but I’m quite sure it was Lucas Neill.” Parry believes fans will be “bemused” by Neill’s decision. He added in LFC Magazine: “The decision by Lucas Neill not to accept our terms after we agreed a fee with Blackburn will bemuse many fans. “Players make their decisions and while you are sometimes surprised, you have to move on to the next one.” Parry also hinted at Neill lacking the passion for Liverpool, given his indecision over a possible move. “Neill had the choice between Liverpool and West Ham, we were offering him the opportunity of Champions League football,” said Parry. “What we want are players with an instinctive desire to play for Liverpool. We want people with a real passion to come here and help us win trophies. From our side, we never want to be in a position where someone is only coming here for the money. A player has to be driven by something more than that. “Because of the stature, history and ambition of Liverpool, there should be no need for us to sell the merits of this club."

This quote from Neill today is worth repeating: "This is not a backward step - it’s a huge forward step, and that’s not meant with any disrespect to Blackburn. I had five and a half fantastic years there, but the lure of coming here was too strong." Now rearrange the following sentence: all goes remaining respect the window out of

The point being that a left-footed player provides better balance : Neill could pass with his left foot but he hadn't a clue how to play left back.

Hughes talked a good game throughout this saga, saying that Neill would only be allowed to leave when it suited Rovers. Even though in reality Neill had the club over a barrel at least it appeared that Rovers had the upper hand in the negotiations. Well done the club - over-rated player gone and replaced by a younger and better one. And he's left-footed !

Same applies to Emerton : he'll struggle when a good winger runs at him. We need a new right back.

Konchesky is not part of the deal either, thank goodness.

It is being reported that Neill is travelling to London tonight for a medical and finalise a £1.25 million move to West Ham. Liverpool were unwilling to match the financial terms on offer to Neill at West Ham, where he is expected to earn more than £50,000 a week. “Lucas has agreed terms on a two-and-a-half-year deal with West Ham and is looking to the challenge ahead,” his agent, Peter Harrison, said.

This was quite good on the Bolton website. It appears Burnley aren't the only dingles. David Dunn has revealed his reasons for re-joining Blackburn. “I was flattered by Sam Allardyce’s interest,” said the tubby midfielder, speaking from the snack bar at Hilton Park services. “They have a great backroom staff at the Reebok, and there’s running water and mains electricity, which I’ll miss once I go back to live in Darwen. “But at heart, I’m a Blackburn lad. I miss sitting round the fire, singing along to banjo tunes, and it’s the only place where they don’t mention the extra fingers.” Dunn also has family connections in the area and was particularly enthusiastic about seeing his sister again. At this point the interview was halted by the girl on the till, who had totalled up the cost of Dunn’s tray of doughnuts. “That’ll be £47.20 please, duck,” she said.

Still is in Lancashire, as are Manchester, Liverpool, Warrington, Southport, Barrow and all the other places in my old school geography textbook .