titch juicy

download a torrent and watch it it's rather good :-)

nights don't get too much better than that for spurs fans a systematic dismantling of fulham to set up a wembley semi against portsmouth who can't use their best player cos he's a spurs player villa drawing at home against sunderland and citeh losing at home to everton oh and mankini and moyes getting sent off for wrestling a hearty LOL

i wouldn't dream of telling anyone how to support their team......i'm suggesting that he might not be beyond criticism blind faith is admirable in it's way

you'd think he might've built a team out of these transfers wouldn't you: this is a net outlay of about ?52m Transfers In Fernando Torres July 2007 20,200,000 Alberto Aquilani August 2009 20,000,000 Robbie Keane July 28 2008 19,000,000 Glen Johnson 22 June 2009 17,500,000 Ryan Babel July 2007 11,500,000 Xabi Alonso August 20th 2004 10,750,000 Dirk Kuyt August 18 2006 9,000,000 Albert Riera September 1 2008 8,000,000 Andrea Dossena July 2008 7,000,000 Peter Crouch July 20th 2005 7,000,000 Lucas Leiva 11 May 2007 6,750,000 Jermaine Pennant July 26 2006 6,700,000 Martin Skrtel 11 January 2008 6,500,000 Craig Bellamy July 1st 2006 6,000,000 Jose Reina July 4th 2005 6,000,000 Luis Garcia August 20th 2004 6,000,000 Dan Agger January 2006 5,800,000 Mohammed Sissoko July 2005 5,600,000 Fernando Morientes January 2005 5,500,000 Yossi Benayoun July 2007 5,000,000 Diego Cavalieri July 2008 4,000,000 Alvaro Arbeloa January 31 2007 2,600,000 Sebastian Leto July 2007 2,500,000 Gabriel Paletta July 1st 2006 2,000,000 Jose Miguel Gonzalez Rey (Josemi) July 2004 2,000,000 David Ngog July 24 2008 1,500,000 Sotirios Kyrgiakos 21 August 2009 1,500,000 Mark Gonzalez July 4th 2005 1,500,000 Scott Carson January 21st 2005 750,000 Mikel San Jose July 2007 270,000 David Martin January 2006 250,000 Antonio Barragan July 4th 2005 240,000 Besian Idrizaj August 2005 190,000 Jack Hobbs August 2005 150,000 Alex Cooper January 2008 100,000 Alexander Kacaniklic June 2007 75,000 Maxi Rodriguez January 2010 0 Chris Buchtmann January 2008 0 Philipp Degen July 1 2008 0 Hakan Duyan June 2008 0 Danny Guthrie July 2005 0 Adam Hammill January 2006 0 Gerardo Bruna September 2007 0 Damien Plessis August 2007 0 Peter Gulacsi 1 September 2008 0 Charles Itandje August 2007 0 Craig Lindfield July 2006 0 Stephen Darby July 2006 0 Paul Anderson January 2006 0 Lee Peltier July 2005 0 Vincent Lucas Weijl July 2008 0 Kristjan Gauti Emilsson January 2010 0 Dave Moli December 2009 0 Antonio Nunez August 2004 0 Mauricio Pellegrino January 2005 0 Nicolaj Beier Kohlert July 2009 0 Chris Mavinga July 8 2009 0 Boudewijn Zenden July 4th 2005 0 Victor Palsson January 2009 0 Jan Kromkamp January 2006 0 Vitor Flora September 1 2008 0 Fabio Aurelio July 5 2006 0 Daniel Ayala July 2007 0 Emmanuel Mendy July 23 2008 0 Nikola Saric July 2008 0 Ryan Crowther July 2007 0 Mihail Alexandrov July 2007 0 Dani Pacheco July 2007 0 Steve Irwin July 2008 0 Martin Kelly August 2007 0 Ronald Huth January 2007 0 Jordy Brouwer January 2007 0 Francisco Manuel Duran January 2007 0 Emiliano Insua January 2007 0 Ray Putterill June 2007 0 Martin Hansen June 2007 0 Jay Spearing June 2007 0 Dave Roberts July 2006 0 Javier Mascherano January 2007 0 David Mannix July 2004 0 Ryan Flynn July 2006 0 Robbie Threlfall July 2006 0 Ramon Calliste August 2005 0 Miki Roque August 2005 0 Marvin Pourie July 2007 0 Jay Smith July 2005 0 Nikolay Mihaylov July 2007 0 Danny O'Donnell July 2005 0 Gary Mackay Steven June 2007 0 Andras Simon 27 May 2007 0 Krisztian Nemeth 27 May 2007 0 Mark Smyth June 2004 0 Andriy Voronin July 2007 0 Nabir El Zhar June 2006 0 Robbie Fowler January 2006 0 Ryan Wilkie July 2005 0 Calum Woods January 2006 0 Paul Willis July 2005 0 Godwin Antwi August 2005 0 Transfers Out Xabi Alonso 5 August 2009 30,000,000 Robbie Keane February 1 2009 15,000,000 Peter Crouch July 2008 11,000,000 Mohammed Sissoko January 29 2008 8,200,000 Michael Owen August 2004 8,000,000 Craig Bellamy July 2007 7,500,000 Milan Baros August 2005 6,500,000 Djibril Cisse July 2007 6,000,000 Scott Carson July 18 2008 4,000,000 John Arne Riise June 2008 4,000,000 Luis Garcia July 2007 4,000,000 Andrea Dossena January 8 2010 3,800,000 El Hadji Diouf June 2005 3,500,000 Chris Kirkland January 2007 3,500,000 Mark Gonzalez July 2007 3,500,000 Alvaro Arbeloa 29 July 2009 3,500,000 Fernando Morientes May 2006 3,100,000 Florent Sinama-Pongolle May 2007 2,700,000 Danny Murphy August 2004 2,500,000 Danny Guthrie July 2008 2,250,000 Djimi Traore August 2006 2,000,000 Andriy Voronin January 10 2010 2,000,000 Alou Diarra June 2005 2,000,000 Jan Kromkamp August 2006 2,000,000 Antonio Nunez August 2005 2,000,000 Nikolay Mihaylov January 2010 1,500,000 Stephen Warnock January 2007 1,200,000 Antonio Barragan August 2006 680,000 Neil Mellor August 2006 500,000 Paul Anderson June 30 2009 250,000 Darren Potter January 2007 250,000 Chris Buchtmann 01 February 2010 100,000 Danny O'Donnell June 2007 100,000 Jack Hobbs May 2009 0 Dietmar Hamann July 2006 0 Ryan Flynn September 2009 0 Godwin Antwi June 2009 0 Besian Idrizaj 31 January 2008 0 Sami Hyypia 30 June 2009 0 David Mannix January 2007 0 Miki Roque June 2009 0 Robbie Foy May 2006 0 Dave Roberts June 2007 0 Robbie Fowler June 2007 0 Sebastian Leto 1 JUly 2009 0 Ryan Wilkie May 2006 0 Calum Woods May 2006 0 Paul Willis May 2006 0 Gary Mackay Steven June 2009 0 Ramon Calliste May 2006 0 Marvin Pourie January 2009 0 Ryan Crowther August 2009 0 Ronald Huth June 2009 0 Ray Putterill June 2009 0 Mark Smyth June 2005 0 Jay Smith December 2007 0 David Raven July 2006 0 Mauricio Pellegrino June 2005 0 Gregory Vignal July 2005 0 Jerzy Dudek June 2007 0 Bruno Cheyrou July 2006 0 Jose Miguel Gonzalez Rey (Josemi) January 2006 0 Salif Diao January 2007 0 Patrice Luzi July 2005 0 Jon Otsemobor June 2005 0 John Welsh January 2006 0 Anthony Le Tallec 1 July 2008 0 Steve Finnan September 1 2008 0 Igor Biscan June 2005 0 Boudewijn Zenden June 2007 0 Craig Lindfield August 2009 0 Adam Hammill August 2009 0 Jermaine Pennant July 1 2009 0 Carl Medjani July 2006 0 Paul Harrison June 2005 0 Richie Partridge June 2005 0 Zak Whitbread June 2006 0 Lee Peltier 31 January 2008 0 Gabriel Paletta August 2007 0 Vladimir Smicer June 2005 0 Stephane Henchoz January 2005 0 Markus Babbel July 2004 0 Harry Kewell June 2008 0

Sharon_H Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annasfield Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Like I said - can't be arsed going backward and > > forward over the same argument. From another > > forum, but this sums it up perfectly for me. > > > > I watched the reds go down to chelsea in the > > champions league. After Torres scored I was on > > cloud nine and after the game I was fairly > pissed > > off (obviously) at the result. I remember > thinking > > at the time that I really shouldn't be that > > annoyed - for a start, if anyone could organise > a > > team to win at the bridge it was Rafa; but my > main > > thought was that I had been privileged to watch > a > > transformation in our side - we had gone from a > > once proud club who had conquered all before us > > home and abroad to a laughing stock. "Champions > > league - you're having a laugh". One man turned > > this around. > > > > His detractors said it was a fluke and that we > > were lucky. Lucky Rafa then led us to the > knockout > > stages in 06, another final in 07, and knockout > > stages in 08 and 09. > > > > During this time we beat juve, real, barca, > inter, > > milan - giants of the game. Top ranked in > europe, > > a name to be feared in the draw. > > > > It's only 11 months since then. Not even one > year. > > Yet some so-called fans are calling for Rafas > > head. I know he has made mistakes but I can't > for > > the life of me understand why, after all he has > > done for us, people want him gone so quickly. > Even > > if he had been backed to the hilt in the > transfer > > market he has earned another season but under > the > > current circumstances it is a testament to him > > that he has stuck with us. > > > > We didn't win at the bridge but he gave it his > > best shot. I felt down but not out - we'd be > back > > there or thereabouts over the next few seasons. > He > > has now had the rug pulled from under him > > financially and I reckon this will be extremely > > difficult to achieve - but if anyone can do it > - > > it's Rafa. > > > > Is how I feel too. One bad season and some people > want him out, it's laughable. it's not laughable since the win he's gone backwards every season in the champions league 2005 won 2007 runner up 2008 semi final 2009 quarter final 2010 group stages you've got worse each season since 2005 in the champions league and overachieved in the league last season at the moment you'll be lucky if you qualify for the europa league this season how far does benitez have to drag you down before you realise he's not the right man for the job?

creating fake log-ins to big yourself up is a wee bit desperate don'tcha think? ;-)

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So clearly some Newsom fans akimbo on this here > forum. > > I know there are quite a few smog/callahan fans on > here too. In fact i reckon if were to venn it up > there would be an awful lot of crosshatch going > on. > > So, for me it's bizarre that reviewers of the > former's new release don't talk about the obvious, > that it's primarily (though not remotely > exclusively (frightened rabbit's penultimate it > ain't)) a break-up album, and from what I can work > out she just loved him and he buggered off "On a > good day you can feel my love for you/ will you > leave me be so that we can stay true/ to the path > that you have chosen". > > But listening to his last, there's huge regret, > though we never get anything like her catharsis. > But much regret and loss "last night i swear I > felt your touch, gentle and warm, the hair stood > on my arm, power, power, show me the way x3 to > shake off memory...all these fine memories are > @#$%& me down...love is the king of the beast/ a > lion walking down city streets" > > Is it just another example of the blame game? > If so, it's kind of beautifully dignified and > poetic from both. of course! i hadn't put 2 and 2 together- perhaps because there was quite a gap betwen both albums being released. I wonder when they actually broke up? i love sometimes i wish....but still haven't devoted the necessary time to Have One on Me. I know i'll love it, and already do as a collection of songs, but haven't had the two hours quiet time to do it one go.

what happened to atila?

i don't i'm afraid- elephantasia is the only exposure i've had to him.....someone copied it for me when i was listening to nick drake a lot. To be honest i've not given it enough time. I shall endeavour to revisit it soon :)

flapjackdavey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Words InBetween - Dave Evans :)):)):)) > > > @#$%& brilliant and overlooked > singer/songwriter/finger-picking guitarist , album > recorded in 1971 by Ian fROOTS Anderson , on a ten > bob cassette player or something ..... do you knwon the elephantasia album davey?

kpc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Massive Attack - been a fixture for listening in > the car the past couple of weeks - really grown on > me. > > Morning Benders - first listen this morning and an > instant hit. i think i've listened 5 times through today already- it's blinkin wonderful

The Morning Benders- Big Echo

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Last time Twitter was discussed on the forum I > gave it a right old slagging off but now, well, > it's sort of grown on me. I'm twittering. I > changed my mind. I'm allowed. you, me and so many people I know I always assumed it was just another outlet for the self obsessed; another facebook status type update tool. Now I can't leave it alone. I don't comment on what i'm up to as i don't want to bore people, but as a newsfeed and information provider it's essential. I follow certain favourite websites, record labels, bands, magazines, papers etc and always get a heads up on gigs, tickets, new tracks, album releases and other assorted news bits. The thinking is that Twitter will eventually become bigger and more useful than Google. As people re-tweet (pass on third party tweets to their followers) it will create an intuitive information providing service. Rather than using search engines to find out things you are interested in, that information will come to you of it's own accord (well, with the help of other twitterers). The potential is quite phenomenal.

I've just taken delivery of the joanna newsom triple vinyl so will devote some time to it this weekend. I've had it downloaded for a while, and listened in bits n pieces, but i don't think compressed files would do it justice. Still, I haven't heard a track yet that i don't think is anything less than lovely and in places spectacular. But like Y's- it'll take months of listening before giving it a proper critique. Have also been listening to a lot of Grizzly Bear, and both gigs this weekend were incredible. Liking the Gorillaz album a lot, wasn't keen on either of the first two but i reckon this one's a big step up. Also been listening to Band of Horses and the National a lot (can't wait for the new album after seeing new live tracks on youtube)

hopefully fulham won't be so stubborn when we get them back to the lane they do what they do well at craven cottage- no complaints, we tried but couldn't break them down

atila the grump? atila the flump? atila the runt? atila the cun.....actually, best not. *awaits lazy sarcastic comparison to a comic great.....tony hancock if you don't mind*

let's get a couple of important facts straight 1. wenger condoned exactly that sort of tackling when he had players that could tackle like that- viera, petit etc 2. arsenal aren't winning trophies because wenger seems to pathologically refuse buying the correct players to win things in england 3. arsenal being vulnerable to 'those types of teams' is a weird myth- they beat stoke home and away this season, as well as bolton home and away and thrashed allardyce's blackburn. They've lost to the footballing sides (united, chelsea, city) that are simply better at their own (arsenal's) game than them. ARSENAL ARE NOT VULNERABLE TO TOUGH TACKLING SIDES. Sorry for capitalising that, but if i see that quoted once more i'm gonna pull my hair out.

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You all jest, (and tis most amusing!) but my point > remains true. > > Peckham has stabbings. Stabbings are bad. > Therefore Peckham is bad. > > I'm not suggestihg that categorical syllogisms can > solve all of Peckham's issues, but it's pause for > thought, no? > > ps Hello HB, haven't seen you round these parts > for a while! gift of a line to respond to.]# Kensington and Chelsea has stabbings. Stabbings are bad. Therefore Kensington and Chelsea is Bad. ...etc.

I've lived off rye lane for 18 months and walked along it every day, evening, and lots of nights and never seen even a hint of bother- not even an argument. Of course I hope the original poster is ok; but some of the knee jerk replies on here are very 'daily mail' and leave a bitter taste let's keep perspective eh?

jagielka's a centre half though isn't he? atila- gomes might have had a shaky start but there aren't too many better keepers in the prem now after watching fabianksi and almunia in recent months i think chelsea's reserve keeper 'hilario' would be apt for arsenal right now

i think it's worth posting all the lyrics to sawdust and diamonds, so i shall From the top of the flight Of the wide white stairs Through the rest of my life Do you wait for me there? There's a bell in my ears There's a wide white row Drop a bell down the stairs Hear it fall forever more Hear it fall forever more Drop a bell off of the dock Blot it out in the sea Drowning mute as a rock Sounding mutiny There's a light in the wings Hits this system of strings From the side while they swing; See the wires, the wires, the wires And the articulation In our elbows and knees [makes them jerk in the breeze] Makes us buckle and we couple in endless increase As the audience admires milkymoon And the little white dove Made with love, made with love Made with glue and a glove and some pliers Swings a low sickle arc From its perch in the dark Settle down Settle down Settle down my desire And the moment i slept I was swept up in a terrible tremor Though no longer bereft, how i shook And i couldn't remember And then the furthermost shake Drove a murdering stake in And cleft me right down through my center And i shouldn't say so But i know that it was then or never Push me back into a tree Bind my buttons with salt Fill my long ears with bees Braying 'please, please, please, Oh you ought not! No you ought not!' And then this system of strings Tugs on the tip of my wings Cut from cardboard and old magazines Makes me warble and rise like a sparrow And in the place where i stood Is a circle of wood A quarter to which you chop and you stack in your barrow And it is terribly good To carry water and chop wood Streaked with soot, heavy booted and wild-eyed As i crash through the rafters And the ropes and the pulleys trail after And the holiest, holiest belfry burns sky high And then a slow lip of fire Moves across the prairie with precision While somewhere with your pliers and glue You make your first incision And in a moment of almost unbearable vision Doubled over with the hunger of lions 'Hold me close', cooed the dove Who was stuffed now with sawdust and diamonds I wanted to say 'why the long face?' [slowly slip away with your long face] Sparrow perch and play songs of long face Burro buck and bray songs of long face Sings 'i will swallow your sadness and eat your cold clay Just to lift your long face And though it may be madness, i will take to the grave Your precious long face & though our bones they may break & our souls separate Why the long face? Milkymoon And though our bodies recoil from the grip of the soil Why the long face?' [it was not my mistake, It was not your miskate; There is a bell beneath the lake And verily the spell begins to break And verily the spell begins to break] In the trough of the waves Which are pawing like dogs Between pale-faced and grave As i write in my log And then i hear a noise from the hull Seven days out to sea And it is the damnable bell And it tolls, i believe, that it tolls It tolls for me! And it tolls for me! And though my wrists and my waist Seem so easy to break Still my dear i would have walked you to the edge of the water And they will recognise All the lines of your face In the face of the daughter, of the daughter, of my daughter And darling we will be fine But what was yours and mine Appears to be a sandcastle that the gibbering wave takes But if it's all just the same Then say my name, say my name, Say my name in the morning so that i know when the wave breaks I wasn't born of a whistle Or milked from a thistle at twilight No, i was all horns and thorns Sprung out fully formed, knock-kneed and upright So enough of this terror we deserve to know light And grow evermore lighter and lighter You would have seen me through But i could not undo that desire Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh desire Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh desire Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh desire milkymoon From the top of the flight Of the wide white stairs Through the rest of my life Do you wait for me there?

one of the comments underneath that video sums her up better than i ever could "untamed emotional force, unique songwriting, sophisticated lyrics, breathtaking singing and virtuous harp-playing all combined in one delicate woman..."

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Folks that say (write) 'could of'. arrrrghhhhhhhh, yes. i guess bad grammar and spelling, in the greater scheme of things, aren't such a crime- but that one really gets me. 1. people that chew gum with their mouth open (for some reason this annoys me even more than eating food with mouth open) 2. people that sit on the outside of two seats on a train, putting their (small) bag on the inside seat

i'm sure many would disagree, but i think she's as close to a musical genius (not a word i like) that the 21st century's given us thus far a prodigious talent the new album is stunning