Emerson Crane

If it is to be believed, Martin Jol turned down the Toon job because of his relationship with Chris Hughton. It thats true, Jol has gone up hugely in my estimation. I was always thought he'd been shat on by Spurs, and for him to maitain his dignity then, and act in a decent manner over this, is the mark of a decent fella in a dirty business.

This always strikes a note with me, taken from a Paul Simon LP called Hearts & Bones On a cold December evening I was walking through the Christmas tide When a stranger came up and asked me If I'd heard John Lennon had died And the two of us went to this bar And we stayed to close the place And every song we played Was for The Late Great Johnny Ace, yeah, yeah, yeah

Ten months eh? with his record I wouldn't give him ten minutes, he is rubbish and no mistake. What are they thinking of? More expereince? At what, being decidely mediocre?

Honey bee (keep on stinging me) - Supremes

Money - Pink Floyd

I was buying fruit and veg at the old spitalfields market, it was about 4.30am and I was genuinely stunned, especially by the manner in which he met his death. A working class hero is something to be.

A prostitute says to a bloke, "we can have sex for a ?10 as I don't have a womb", bloke says, "how do we do it then?" She replies "acwoss the woad against the wailings"

would you believe - Roxy Music

Martin Jol leaving Ajax by mutual consent...........could it be? If he does come back to the Prem, I hope he turns over his former paymasters for the shoddy treatment they dished out to him.

X factor and anything with Simon Cowell Eastenders Coronation Street Emmerdale Poirot

Be young, be foolish, be happy - The Tams

You'd think that they'd have learnt their lesson, the guy has done them proud and that's how they repay him. There should be some kind of safeguard for guys like him that have done a decent job. I guess we supporters should be immune to this sort of behaviour by now but it leaves avery bad taste in the mouth. I hope he gets a job elsewhere and comes back to haunt the ungrateful buggers.

Disgraceful, but not surprising. Look what happened to Martin Jol. Who'll be next, McCarthy, Allardyce (please god), Mancini, perhaps even Ancelloti? This side of football leaves me cold. Apart from Wenger and Ferguson, is there anyone who's safe?

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Coldplay. They're not old, but I'd love it if they > stopped! That made me laugh out loud at my desk, got some starnge looks, but totally agree. Speed of light my arse!!!

Jonathan Ross, Graham Norton, Adrian Chiles, Robbie (Lily) Savage, Gary Lineker, that'll do to be getting on with.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kpc Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Decent game at St Andrews. Draw a fair result. > > Straight question. Does Defoe always fall over > > that much? > > > No, but he was born offside. I always thought that could also be levelled at Slyvan Wiltord in his pomp. :)

Lay all your love on me

2 exquisite goals from Samir, fast taking over the mantle of Arsenals most valuable player.

Where do you go when the party is over - Arcie Bell and The Drells

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why do people state this as some sort of badge of > honour... Maybe to demonstrate that from humble beginnings they have managed to make something of themselves. I say it because its a fact, and I'm not ashmaed of it, its certainly not a badge of honour, just a statement of fact, and I only mention it if I'm asked. Clearly from the way you put this accross you have a problem with it.

Is it me, or does something not smell right about the decision to award Russia the world cup for 2018? Whooops just noticed the other thread, my bad!

Over the hills and far away - Led Zeppelin

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Erm, I wasn't online. Unlike you, I don't sit on > here waiting to trot out the same tired old lines > 24/7. > > In fact, I'm beginning to think you are a spambot. > That would explain a lot. Also, what was grudging > about it. I said they won fair and square and > congratualted them. At this point, if it was > Arsenal, you would probably be bleating on about > how they bullied you into losing, or the weather > was a bit cold for your boys. :) And you have the nerve to say my lines are tired? Touched a nerve yet again have I? Oh yes, and we didn't lose.;-)

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haha, and slowly the Emerson Crane/Atila the > whoever wind-up bus gathers speed. > > It was a great result for WH last night. > Congratulations and good luck for an extended run > at the cup. > > It was nice to see Fergie on the touchline, > animated, like the days of old, really getting > involved. > Anyway, us glory hunters can't be too disappointed > with being outplayed and I'm sure that we'll use > it as a lesson. That, or we're in terminal decline > if you believe certain Gooners on here. :) I find it strange that it took others comments to prompt Manc supporters to grudgingly offer praise to the Hammers for their perforamnce last night. Strange, but not surprising.

Atticus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Emerson, Everton didn't play last night and they > certainly didn't win. Just for clarification, I refer to Arsenal as the home of football, previous posts refer. As for Everton not winning, well nothing new there then.