jimmy two times

It's worth bearing in mind when you refer to staff in these shops as 'muppets' that many are actually students and are just working part time to earn some cash so they can study. They are not experienced in life, let alone the workplace. I hope next time you go down to Halfords they tell you to get on your bike.

There's a guy works down the chip shop swears he's Pelvis - Kirsty Macoll

Bentley's a good player. He's got a good first touch, is skilful, has good balance and a good passing range, both short and long. The problem is he's played out of position on the flanks. He doesn't have the pace to beat his man and get to the byline. He should be played centre mid where he can pull the strings and utilise his passing to the full.

There's no question mark over his head. There is drug testing in boxing as in all other sports and he hasn't been found to be taking drugs of any kind. Perhaps it's just a point of principle for Pacquiao? I mean why should Mayweather call the shots? As far as I'm concerned he should be biting the hand off Pacquiao to let him fight him. After all Pacaquaio is THE man at the moment.

Black gold of the sun - Nuyorican soul

Only a died in the wool Tory could say smashing unions that represent workers was necessary. I doubt it was necessary for their members.

Get back - The Beatles

Back in stride again - Maze

Just a touch of love - Slave

It is pretty simple really. The Tories represent the rich and always will do. I was voting age through most of Thatcher's government and they did their utmost to get rid of the working class by 1. Smashing the unions 2. Privatising National Industries 3. Encouraging the working class to believe they could be middle class by buying their own council homes. 4. Encouraging greed. For all Labours faults, and there are many, they are still the best option that any working class person has. I for one will and always have kept the red flag flying in my corner. Gordon Brown is a good man.

If you are working class vote Labour. The Tories will do nothing for you. Gordon Brown is a good man.

Do I Do - Stevie Wonder

Wasn't it in a Sainsburys that a man was killed with one punch in a case of mistaken identity? I think I'll start using Tescos.

I like it like that- Smokey Robinson and the Miracles

True Blue - Madonna

You're just too good to be true - Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons

Why - Carly Simon

It was a very good year - Frank Sinatra

Despite Arsenal's superior short passing game they can be quite predictable. They lack any real quality on the wings and everything is played in front of the opposing defence. A savvy defence would simply stay compact an invite Arsenal to try to use the flanks as even if they do get crosses in they lack the aerial ability to convert crosses into goals, despite Eduardo's rare headed goal on sunday.

Winning in style The Tottenham way? Maybe at one time Jah but not for yonks. Having a soft underbelly is the style I most associate with my beloved Spurs. Most of the players we've had in recent years haven't been fit to wear the shirt. We're playing well at present but the results against Wolves and Stoke worried me, as well as losing at home to 10 man united when we were 1 up. That's been the Tottenham way for quite a while now.

Danny Blanchflower once said that football is all about glory. Winning a trophy is glory and shouldn't be sneered at.

The good life - Tony Bennett

He did well at Spurs. Better then most of the managers we've had in charge.

Possibly, but Tony Pulis doesn't mind throwing his weight around, and Fergie is not averse to throwing the odd boot. George Graham has got the right credentials to still be a top manager. I can only assume he simply doesn't want the hassle anymore.

Love times Love - George Benson