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It was my understanding that Evra got a four match ban for his unproven accusations. Maybe I am wrong though as I know very little, but it seems he just added those accusations to try to excuse his behaviour.
It doesn't change the fact that he spent the whole of Saturday moaning at the ref and acting like a general cunt

Yeah, he had a bit of handbags with the guy, and got a four match ban. Chelsea got a £25K fine too. He didn't say he started the row because he was getting racially abused though.

Like I said it was Phelan, who was obviously overseeing the cool down, who added the racial spice into the mixture.

Evra hasn't made racial claims before.

I think it's pretty shocking that people choose to jump on Evra rather than Suarez. So even though you say you'll support Suarez until proved guilty, you're more than happy to suggest that Evra has played the "race card" before.

the Steve Finnan case was raised by a deaf fan who claimed to lip read Finnan and complained. Evra didn't do anything.

At Chelsea Mike Phelan and the goal keeping coach complained about the groundman, and Evra claimed to have not even heard it.

Please deal in facts, not lazy tweets.

Feel we should have won that game, we were easily in control through the first half, without making much of a dent in their defense. Got the goal just before half time, they got an easy equaliser, some one went to sleep and didn't track ba's run. Then we were all over them, had chances, put them under pressure, got the 2nd goal with Defoe, and should have pushed on and got the third. Chances were spurned, and Shola, went up the other end and scored a cracker....

Disappointed, but these things happen. Don't believe the highlights it was all spurs second half, until newcastle went looking for the equalizer at the death..

It was Modric's fault for not checking Jonas Gutierez.

Bale played on the right in the first half, and although he was shocking going forward, he was doing well protecting Walker. They swapped wings at half time, and Modric pulled out of the tackle and then he crossed in.

the game's dull as anything though.

Almost as bad as Chelsea v Everton yesterday.

A few very nicely timed dives by Liverpool today. Good to see us cheating for a change. Winning the fair play league season upon season gets you nowhere.

Liverpool came 11th the last two seasons in the fair play table. They came second in 08/09 though.

I feel a bit dirty after looking that up.

Not that I care, but I'd be playing Young-Wellbeck-Sturridge up front.

This

I'd take Bent and Abloganohahahahhahooorororororor as the back up. As long as Agbonlahor maintains his early form, then there's no reason he shouldn't be in the squad. Plus him Young and Bent all have some playing time together.

Final spot's a toss up between

Defeo (snigger)
Crouch (hahahaha)
Carrol (do me a fucking favour)
and Rooney.

Pretty obvious.

I don't get that one, and I'm a divorced child...

tobehonest, the whole Stadium issue is a farce! and now it's gone from being the most attractive piece of real estate to a fucking nuisance in only a few months.

Only in England could something like selling a prime stadium be a massive ball ache.

what, like the stadium getting twice the amount of xmas presents?

It lives with West Ham, but Spurs get to see it every Thursday (europa league) and every other weekend. Just like the standard visiting rights were when I was a lad.

Bollox
And it matters to me as a fan of football and sport in general

So were you a fan of paying inflated taxes for said stadium as a London resident, and would you be a fan of your local council gifting £40 million to some random football team.

so imagine Haringey giving Spurs £40 million so that they could move into a ready built stadium so that they could add some corporate boxes and make even more money.

At least Man City are now developing the area around the stadium, and the money that's been offered by Boris Johnson to Spurs is all to be used for the development of public services which will benefit the area beyond Spurs financial gains, and none of that money is to be used for stadium development. None of that would be state funded.

It wasn't about Leyton Orient being in the stadium, it was about West Ham smashing their way into the Leyton Orient catchment screaming "free tickets, for all! Get your free tickets to the greatest show in London!"

it seems that an anonymous party had raised issues with West Ham and Newham regarding the £40 Million "investment" in the European courts. That would have totally scuppered all plans for 2017 European Champs.

It wasn't just Spur's y'know!

it was more about free loading West Ham getting government aid than anything else. The contracts that had been drawn up were obviously so bodged together that despite BoJo's attempted £18Million bung to Spurs they still had to tear up the contracts and start again.

Anyway, why does the Olympic Stadium matter to a Liverpool fan who'll never go there?

If West Ham rent it, they're likely to have less control over "corporate" development, which is where they would have made most money, and they won't be able to build stands to go over the tracks either.

@Brave,

I loved that book, by far my favourite Hunter S. Thompson and one I've been meaning to re-read for ages now!

notts county, and...

I kinda liked it. More for just seeing certain characters from certain games that I've really enjoyed.

However, I know what you mean with regards to the whole "to Michael" thing.

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I'm going to leave this here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdWkKKSckNk&feature=youtu.be

Great ad for all gamers and PS3

I'm sorry but the idea that the iPhone was the "first" consumer "smart" phone that you could install stuff on is crazy.

Releasing an SDK and offering a huge platform of which people could waste their money downloading a multitude of programs is where the iPhone won.

^Apple Lisa 1983
BBC Master 1986

Apple did introduce the mouse.

They were also the first to introduce the desktop icon. After that, I can't think of anything else that they did first.

but if Chelsea were in White City, they would would be metres apart. it's roughly 2km between Chelsea and Fulham.

I don't know how London would cope with QPR and Chelsea being so close together. They'd never be able to play on the same day if they moved to white city.

I thought knocking down earl court arena, and building there was the most sensible idea.

QPR, and now Chelsea have had the utterances of white city. Obviously the main Television Centre building it listed, but other than that it's all set for knocking down, I believe.

Accrington and Tranmere, not york. Tom Bender.

Apparently they were treating him on the pitch for 25mins!

Supposed to be stable though.

Everyone values things differently I suppose.

Personally I feel that I get great value on my sky package. I abuse football first, and love supporting programs like Sunday supplement, and goals on Sunday. I also get great mileage out of the movies, and all the online stuff too, so for me it's all good.

I'm not a fan of the blackout, but if it that means waiting a few hours for Spurs to come up on football first, it's not the end of the world. A lot of the time I may be busy doing something else at 15:00 anyway. I rarely watch Saturday lunchtime games unless it's a big one.

I wouldn't spend £200 on a greek box just so that I can watch spurs at 15:00 every saturday.

that doesn't make sense.

a few years back my flat mate and I weighed up the price of sky compared to going to the pub at least 4 times a week to watch champions league or whatever. Beer + Food + fags + travel

It was a lot cheaper to get sky, with all the extra stuff too.

Everything has it's value. If you don't find value in certain things then don't buy it. Money spent on sky will have more of an bearing on your club than buying a shirt every couple of seasons.