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The Highways of my Life - Isley Brothers

That's Life - Frank Sinatra

Tulips from Amsterdam - Max Bygraves

Sounds like Atila. He's always got the hump.

The last post by Ruffers looks like it's the straw that broke the camel's leg.

Grandmas Hands - Bill Withers

Itchycoo park -S mall Faces

All together now- The Farm

I have sympathy for Ramsey and I don't think at any point have I condoned the type of tackling that causes this type of injury.

So what if you were there. I saw it on telly and the replays highlighted what Gallas was trying to do. The debate here is intent. Wenger says that a lot of teams are going out with the intent to injure his players. He may have a point. But here was an example of one of his players intending to injure an opponent. I wonder if he gave Gallas a bolloking afterwards if he is so against dangerous play? I'd hope so and he'd certainly go up in my estimation if he did.

Come again ! No intent to injure on Gallas's part! Now I know you're just on one big wind up.

Amidst all this debate about how Arsenal are roughed up I wonder if anyone remembers the sickening challenge Gallas made on Davis of Bolton in the 4-2 home win a month ago? He went over the ball and his intent was to injure. He caught Davis on the ankle and it's amazing how he didn't break it. He didn't. But it seems to be intent that is Wenger's biggest gripe and this was a case of an Arsenal player intending to damage an opponent.

I thought England looked plodding, and as you say Matthew, there was a distinct lack of pace in midfield. Carrick improved things when he came on with his composure and passing. I think the so-called 'golden generation' are past it now. I really think Capello will do well to get this team to the semis. As well as Argentina, Spain, Brazil I think Holland can also be considered a strong dark horse. They started the last european chanmpionships in stunning form but got out -dutched by Hiddink and Russia. They still have much of that team in place.

You make me feel so young - Frank Sinatra

Free Bird- Lynnrd Skynnrd

Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan

Fly like an Eagle - Steve Miller Band

Walking Man - James Taylor

Make sure the life support is plugged in.

At the end of the day, when all the whinging is over and when all is said and done, he's a great coach and manager. Any Coach who can consistently produce teams that play great attacking football combined with quick,creative passing play deserves credit in my books.

I'm your Man - Wham

I thought Arsenal usually put their womens team out most of the time anyway.

Maradone may be raw as a manager and yes, a bit clueless, but I bet he can be quite inspirational for a lot of those players and in the heat of a tournament that can really galvanize a team if they get a head of steam up. They seriously have some great players.

This Charming Man - The Smiths

He doesn't seem to be getting selected for Chelsea at the moment either. I'd have him in front of most other candidates. Remember the goal he scored against Sweden in the last world cup? That's an indication of what he's capable of. Spain got an impressive away win against France last night. They're a brilliant team with some great players such as Villa, Torres, Iniesta, Xavi, Silva. Having said that it means nothing at this stage if they peak too soon. I think Argentina may suprise everyone despite just about managing to qualify. They have some great young players playing in the Spanish and Italian leagues.