Parkdrive

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, but maybe better to accept a 15% cut than > find yourself unemployed... Doubt it would come to that, I can see other clubs making a play for the best of the bunch and they'd probably end up being a fire sale

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rangers head for Administration again?? Will we > ever get to play them again? > > > Rangers players refuse to accept 15% wage cut > following crisis meeting at Murray Park > > SHOCKED players booted out chief executive Graham > Wallace's demands to accept the pay cut after the > squad was gathered at the club's training ground > by boss Ally McCoist. > Quite right too, why should they accept a cut? They are not the cause of the mire that Rangers find themselves in.

A VDU

Don't really see any big signings in January, players going to the world cup will want to stay where thay are and get that competition out of the way before any potential move, Costa at Athletico for example.

Bhoy in Singapore Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For the Arse and Man City fans. There has been > talk that you are interested in signing Virgil Van > Dijk from Celtic. Do you think there is any truth > in this? Can't say I've heard that one, it's not appeared on any of the fans blogs or websites.

Night boat to Cairo - Madness

Another guy that did a lot for soul music but never gets a mention is Peter Young, who's been around for ages and used to go out of his way to buy tunes to play on his shows rather than just stick to a rigid play list. Same goes for, dare I say it, Tony Blackburn.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Morrison going to Fulham is a strange one, a step > down in terms of size of club, both clubs in a > relegation battle, and I would be surprised if > Fulham pay more than WHU...answers on a postcard > please Morrison was full of potential when he was at United and they launched out of the door. Not sure he will ever fulfil the expectations that his formers employers had.

I used to listed to Invicta in the early 80's now choose to listen to back2back fm and Solar, very wide spectrum of black music on those 2. Loved Robbie Vincents ability to search out the finest back then.

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tremendous play by Blackburn, really great > sportsmanship in the face of defeat (didn't > deserve a 5-0 drumming) Shame Newcastle weren't so > gracious in defeat on Sunday Its a bit hard to be gracious when you have a perfectly good goal chalked off, although Pardew is a tool.

For me Giles Peterson is overrated, he gets plaudits and the likes of Robbie Vincent are over looked more often than not, despite bringing an awul lot of stuff to the attention of the listening public which would otherwise have gone under the radar.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Correct me if I'm wrong PD but Man Utd won two-nil > didn't they? Perhaps you spoke too soon, eh? Keep > your powder dry next time old bean. These > statements do tend to come back and bite you on > the Arse. Something I've learnt to do myself over > the years. > > All this Man Utd are doomed nonsense is a bit much > really - BR take note - I think they're going > through a similar period that Liverpool have been > in recent years, who by the way, seem to be doing > rather nicely at the moment but I suppose we can > all enjoy a little schadenfreude whilst they do so > but they'll be back. They are too big a club not > too. > Let's hope it takes a while longer though, bit > like Liverpool again. A finish outside of the top > four would perhaps give their fans a healthy dose > of realism. They did indeed, but I was talking about how they've missed him overall, not just that game. In the same way we missed him for 7 of the 8 seasons he was with us.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Southern Soul scene > than northern soul scene > >the problem with the obscurity > thang and northern soul was the obscurity became > more important that the music.Plus retrospection > is ultimately very backward looking. As a record dealer for the last 22 years I can vouch for this. There are many collectors of northern tunes that want that holy grail which costs a fortune but is actually a real cack tune. And the only reason they want it is for the bragging rights, not to heaven forbid play the thing!! And the northern scene has changed hugely over the yeras, tunes that were once frowned upon when played at a northern night are positively raved over, and a whole new "modern" soul scene emerged, with tunes from the 70's such as "Where will go when the party is over" by Archie Bell and the Drells, and the Ace Spectrum tune "(if you can't come yourself) don't send nobody else" getting lots of plays.

Remember when United fans used to say the Arsenal were nothing without RVP? How ironic.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive wrote: > > "And strangley when the likes of Jah or Blue > Revolution take the piss, he goes very quiet. > Strange that." > > I think difference is we do it as a light hearted > jest and you do it out of spite and hatred. You're entitled to your opinion but you are wrong.My dig is no differnt to yours in my view and if RD takes it personally that's his prerogative. We all take the opportunity to enjoy poor results or performance of opposing teams and if that upsets RD, too bad

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > red devil Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Parkdrive Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > > > > > My my my touchy in the extreme, have you > had > > a > > > > humour extraction? > > > > > > So when you reply it's funny, but when I > reply > > > it's touchy...hmmmm > > > > You're reponses don't surprise me at all, in > fact > > they are pretty much in keeping with other > Yanited > > fans across most social networks blogs etc. > You're > > like rich children whose parents have been > > declared bankrupt and have been told you have > to > > give up your pony. > > I wouldn't say RD's responses are anything of the > sort. You just want them to be. I couldn't care less how he reacts to be honest, just love the fact that he and his fellow supporters don't seem to be able to cope with the ridicule they were all so keenly giving out for years. And strangley when the likes of Jah or Blue Revolution take the piss, he goes very quiet. Strange that.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Careful, RD won't see the funny side. > > BR's posts can be funny, unlike yours... I'm mortally wounded. At last you can laugh at Moist and your team eh?

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 5 men sat in a bar. Mr Pellegrini, Mr Mourinho, Mr > Rogers, Mr Wenger and Mr Moyes. > > Mourinho bought the first round, he bought 5 > bottles of Sagres. Wenger got the second, 5 pints > of Stella. Pellegrini got the third, 5 large > glasses of Chilean red wine. Rogers got the > fourth, he bought 4 pints of Guiness and passed > them to Wenger, Pellegrini and Mourinho. > > Moyes piped up, "err where's mine?" Rogers said > 'this is the fourth round pal and you're not in > it!" Careful, RD won't see the funny side.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > My my my touchy in the extreme, have you had a > > humour extraction? > > So when you reply it's funny, but when I reply > it's touchy...hmmmm You're reponses don't surprise me at all, in fact they are pretty much in keeping with other Yanited fans across most social networks blogs etc. You're like rich children whose parents have been declared bankrupt and have been told you have to give up your pony.

You could see this coming a mile away!!!!!! Fifa rules out the possibility of a Qatar summer World Cup in 2022 Fifa has completely ruled out any prospect of the Qatar 2022 World Cup being played in the summer. President Sepp Blatter had already said the tournament would be in November or December but organisers had still hoped to host it in June and July. But Fifa general secretary Jerome Valcke says it could take place between 15 November and 15 January.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Pahahahahaha touchy RD, very touchy. Yanited > have > > given it out for years, learn to take it when > it > > comes back at you. > > Try practicing what you preach... My my my touchy in the extreme, have you had a humour extraction?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If Moyes hadn't been SAF's chosen one, he would > > have been out on his ear by now. Face saving > > exercise by the rags, can't be seen to be > having > > their judgement called into question. > > Actually there are parallels to Wenger's first > season in > charge...http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/footba > ll/news-and-comment/back-manchester-united-for-a-p > remier-league-and-fa-cup-double-next-season-just-l > ike-arsenal-did-with-arsene-wenger-9044561.html In Wengers first full season in charge he won the double, so no comparison there, because Moist in his first full season won't win either. Good try though RD.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > I bet his brother smiled to himself when Giggs > > scored the og. > > I'm sure Ryan Giggs smiles to himself when he > realises he's won the League the same number of > times as Aresnal have in their whole history... Pahahahahaha touchy RD, very touchy. Yanited have given it out for years, learn to take it when it comes back at you.

Out on the floor - Dobie Gray

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good to see Ryan Giggs has kept up his record of > scoring in every season and year he's played in. I bet his brother smiled to himself when Giggs scored the og.