jimmy two times

I think Lampard deserves a nod in that direction as well.

This thing called Love - Queen

He needs to win a grand slam for him to really get to the next level. I think he has the game but I'm not sure if mentally he has it in the big semis and finals. A Grand Slam win would be the springboard for more.

Cheers Jah...we share the same appreciation of what makes a great player because we are Spurs fans. It's inate.

He has a GREAT first touch ! His off the ball movement is world class. His finishing is very good as his goal tally this season would point to. He can shoot with his right or left, from inside or outside the area. His passing is exceptional and he can spot passes most players can't. His work rate is phenomenal, especially for a player of his ability. He has balls and a heart the size of a house. He is decent in the air and his tempremant is not as bad as people suggest considering he spends most games having lumps kicked out of him by opposing defenders. And as for trying to win games on his own....did he not score all 4 against Hull the other day?

Rooney is a superb footballer. I didn't say being a knight makes Fergie a great man, but in my books he is and he'll be greatly missed when he's gone. As for being born and brought up in the Gorbals having something to do with him being a socialist...Of course it does. It was a deprived area and his dad worked on the shipyards and was part of the union. Surely that would be the kind of environment that would help ferment a socialist outlook?

and probably a supporter of the UDF

Plus anyone who refuses to speak to that muppet Alan Green is a great man in my books.

Brainwashed? Sorry am I not correct in thinking he is a knight of the realm? Is this not a statement of fact?

Yes he is. He was born and brought up i the Gorbels to a father who worked in the Shipyards. He may earn money now, but his values remain the same. I think you are being very disrespectful to him. He is a knight of the realm and a great man. I'm not a Man Utd fan but I can recognize this. Team selection is his choice and he does it well. Tevez saw a lot of action for United. The football world is littered with players who are self serving. A succesful manager cannot afford to be. He must do what is right for the team, not the individual.

Tevez took it as an insult that United we're trying to get him on the cheap ! Since when does it concern a player how much he is valued at? Surely his only concern is what he is getting paid. If Tevez had some loyalty to a club who would have received the transfer fee then fair enough, it's going back into the game. But where exactly did his transfer fee go? To his handlers that's where. A bunch of fat cat businessmen. There is something immoral about that and I'm sure Fergie, being the socialist he is, begrudged giving some consortium all that money so readily particularly when the game would not benefit from it.

Love Machine - Billy Griffin and the miracles

Killed by Love - Alice Cooper

He's currently under contract so it would not be in his interests to risk being sacked for speaking out against the Glazers. I don't think this indicates that he has no balls, just that he is sensible. It will be interesting to see what he has to say about it when he finally leaves Old Trafford, just as it will be with Fergie

He should have been given a grilling over using the Alsation.

Video killed the Radio star - Buggles

HAPPY radio - Edwin Starr

He was asked a direct question about Tevez and gave what I thought was a quite diplomatic yet honest answer. He did not mention precise figures. I'm not sure he knows the precise ins and outs of the Glazer's finances and he's right not to discuss it. His comments regarding Tevez were about a player and that player's value. In a nutshell he said he wasn't worth the money being asked for him. Fair comment and not really a comment on the club's finances, more an observation on the value of a player.

Everybody's talking at me - Harry Nielson

On the subject of Tevez and his response to Gary Neville, it's worth noting that Man Utd did actually offer the asking price for him and were prepared to make him one of their highest paid players. He and his handlers didn't seem happy with this. He chased the green in the end by signing for City. Therefore he can't really play the ousted hero who had Untied in his heart. Neville was asked about Tevez and he simply stated that Ferguson was not prepared to pay over the oddds for any player. Fair comment if you ask me.

Right here Right Now - Fatboy Slim

Right said Fred - Bernard Cribbins

Foreman alienated most of the people of Zaire by arriving with an Alsation Dog. What he didn't seem to be aware of was the significance of this as the French Colonists frequently used the Alsation to enforce discipline in Zaire.

Well let's just hope that fcuking miserable Jock wins it for England.

True - Spandau Ballet