Emerson Crane

Check out the groove - Bobby Thurston

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Emerson Crane Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Stuck in the middle with you > > Not exactly a hidden gem - it sold over a million > copies, and featured in one of the most notorious > movie scenes ever! Wasn't aware I said it was a "hidden gem" simply said look further than Baker Street, and I am aware of its inclusion in that film.

Have a look at the rest of his back catalogue, Stuck in the middle with you, stuff he did with Stealers Wheel and the Humblebums. He wasn't just about Baker Street. Which actually wasn't one of his best pieces of work.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I used to go to Charlton a lot, and they're my > second team. It's all gone very wrong. They > dropped out of the prem in the worst possible > year, and lost out on the big parachute payments. > As a result, things went from bad to worse. Can't > see them being anywhere near the prem again for a > long time. The Valley is a lovely ground to watch > a bit of football. I also used to go there a lot, and it is a nice place to go. I thought they'd turned the corner after they redeveloped the ground and got into the Prem, very sad to see whats happened to them.

The River - The Boss

Dennise Wise, I can't think of a more inappropriate name for this bloke. Poor old Charlton, what have you done to deserve him. He is a tool, and no mistake, just ask the Toon.

What a loss. A real talent sadly missed, just listen to the tune "Whatevers written in your heart" on Youtube and tell me thats not a work of genius. Farewell Gerry

Funeral for a friend - Elsie John

Well I didn't see that coming!!!! Agree with Jah all dowm hill since Curbs went, and its nice place to go and watch a game of footie. Its always the fans that cop it.

If you can't come yourself don't send nobody else - Ace Spectrum

We got the time - MFSB

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cracking bust up between Toure and Adebayor before > tomorrows game I see - marvellous > > oh dear, what a pity, never mind I see paddy was one of the players who had to pull them apart. Oh dear, can only be good for us, that and the fact that Silva, and Balotelli are both injured and won't take part in the game.

Time - Light of the world

If they were a little more open they would take some of the heat out of the situation, the fact that they choose to say nothing comes across as arrogant and stand offish.

Money

Yeah but those personal trainers are just prostituting themselves. I'll get me coat.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Au contraire - nobody in the game is under more > scrutiny than referrees. No-one gets more > criticism > > And they earn a hell of a lot less in a year than > a striker does in a year No, I meant no one has a pop at the strikers/footballer who make errors, as much as the refs. Could have worded that better!

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > RosieH Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Do expensive pimps have better abs? > > Yes they have personal trainers who make them pimp > iron. Boom boom, he's here all week.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Talking of poor referees and I can't remember his > name (**** Taylor?) and I'd not heard of him > before but the guy who refereed the Spurs v > Newcastle match was an absolute joke. How the feck > Alan Smith, Joey Barton and Cheik Tiote remained > on the pitch is still puzzling me now a week after > the match. I've got to say that the quality of refereeing seems to have dropped this season. When challenged they say that they make mistakes just as footballers do, but nobody picks them up on it (for example a striker missing a sitter). I venture to suggest that a poor decision by a ref usually has a much, if not more, impact on the outcome of a game a striker missing a sitter.

Must have

There is an undercurrent in the games against Birmingham since the Eduardo incident. Both sides seem entrenched and have taken on a seige mentality when they play each other. Not good.

lalalala Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What a loads of crap!!! > hope you really get better with your flu. No one > who still haven't got it can still think that this > person should have stayed with 40 temperature > without seeing a GP. > Some GPs in this country have NO MANNERS if you > compare with france, switzerland or Germany > (travel alot there for my job) > They don't even touch you for examination and got > quite often WRONG diagnostic in this country > People wake up !!! they maybe not all rude but > rude GPs do exist and we all know that !!! > Stop being pathetic with the sarcasm and go out of > UK to see the rest of the world and see how doctor > behave with patients > You might be stun and marry him/her > DMC is just like other surgery, used to leave in > ED,just normal friendly staff but WONDERFUL PLEASE > !!! Can somebody kindly interpret please?

Is she really going out with him - Joe Jackson

Simple man - Bad Company

kpc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Total capitulation in the second half at St > Andrews. Should have been level at half-time > either through Johnson's chance or a stonewall > penalty for handball, but the tone was already set > by then. Unnecessary bookings for two defenders in > the first half, with the first goal coming from a > pointless foul. Carr gave the ball away cheaply > for the second goal and Johnson tapped in for the > third when he could easily have cleared. Except > for Foster, Carr and Jerome, nobody played well. > Big games coming up - we could effectively go out > of both cups and lose to bitter local rivals in an > eight day period. Thank god for brilliant bar > staff and Crabbies Ginger Ale with large whiskies. Bowyer reverted to type by hacking at all and sundry and how the tackle on Fabregas was deemed to be a yello is beyond me. Birmingham should have had a penalty but then I think they shoul have only had 10 men on the pitch. Talking of which, yet another demonstration of idiosyncratic refereeing reared its head in the Baggies game against the mancs. How can it be that anyone who watched this game, other than the ref who had a stinker, agreed that Neville should have walked. In fainess he missed a stonewall penalty for the mancs, but by then they should have been down to 10. Anybody else think that had it been a Baggies defender felling a manc, he would have remained on the pitch. No, I thought not.