Drs.Dad wrote:My favourite is the original Highlander..... swords, fighting, immortals, and best of all, a fantastic Queen soundtrack!

The sequel is a massive turkey though.

I have a signed Leeds shirt from around 2004/5. The shirt itself is from a pretty unremarkable squad. The reason it's precious to me is I have a photo of myself wearing said shirt, holding the FA Cup, at Old Trafford at a charity do. It is precious because that photo was taken by the official Scum c...

And what is your perfectly reasonable excuse for the New Seekers??... ( I have one myself if you would like to beg steal or borrow it (see what I did there?) I was in their fan club in the early 70's...) The copy of "Jackie: The Album" that is ripped to my iTunes is there as a dizzy frien...

Drs.Dad wrote:


The old man???

Gosh. If you can't remember it's worse than I thought...

The New Seekers - I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (I have a perfectly reasonable explanation for this) Airbourne - Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast Porcupine Tree - Deadwing Pearl Jam - Can't Keep JLS - Talk It Out (I have a perfectly reasonable explanation for this too...) Messenger - Somniloquist...

Credit where credit's due, Cellino has put his hand in his pocket. He has sorted out the business disasters of previous regimes. We have signed some quality and more importantly kept our talented youngsters. I believe we have a squad that can grow into a very strong side if kept together and may cha...

gessa wrote:

Now he really is a cocky git who thought he was better than he was. Said something like he was too good for the championship when he went back to Villa from us, we'll apparently you're not Barry.

He once hit the old man with a shot during warm up and gave him his training top.

gessa wrote:
We've been to 3 different locations and trouble at them all, this one though being the better one.

Aye. Gîte supposed to have wi-fi but knackered for the week. Just got home.

faaip wrote:jam first or cream ?

The Jam made a couple of classic singles but I'd take Cream any day of the week.

Just managed to catch replays of the goals. Wood's was an absolute peach. Stunned Adeyemi had so much space in the box too.

gessa wrote:
Whereabouts? May I ask

Eastern Normandy. Just south of Rouen. Currently at Caen ferry terminal waiting to sail home though (hence the return to civilised data transfer...)

faaip wrote:

is that French for wifey ?

Non. J'ai une wifey.

1964white wrote:Matchday....and still where is everyone

Je suis en France. Je n'ai pas du wi-fi.

Norm wrote:Could be our version of 'Nijinsky' Leon - I don't know about the present lot but he was widely regarded as one of City's best ever in the day.

I thought we didn't want any more hoofball?

Leeds 3 Wendies 1

Wood (2) Dallas

Bristol City 0 Leeds 2 Wood, Bamba

Out and out wingers may not be necessary but we do need players who can be effective from wide positions, otherwise we limit the manager's options. Dallas and Byram are a good start but it will only take an injury or suspension to one or the other to throw us out. Antennucci looks like he could fit ...

LufcTom wrote:Wood sounds great! .. Biased ref maybe?

Having seen the replay of Bamba's yellow card challenge I think he got off lightly.

We were looking very comfortable against Doncaster until The Self Destruct Wootton and Cook had their respective moments of madness. The high pressing game is very hard to play a man down. I think our first eleven does have what is required to play that system well. The problem is that as soon as th...

That 12-13 season was frustrating because we had the chance to play Ross and Luciano Becchio up front together (before Becchio left). However, Ross got an injury, and when he was back fit to play Neil Warnock choose different options on many occasions. The stats I have found say that Ross and Lucia...