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StylesClashLover

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  1. Anyone heard of Jedi Mind Tricks? If not, go check them, seriously.
  2. City just get better signings by the season, Kompany is a great signing for them, I'm a United fan by the way, haha. We need to get this Berbatov signing out of the way, seriously. He will be a good signing for us, but I'd like maybe one more signing by us before the deadline.
  3. 1. 2pac - All Eyez On Me 2. Immortal Technique - Revolutionary (part 2) 3. Jedi Mind Tricks - Servants In Heaven, Kings In Hell 4. Jay Z - Reasonable Doubt 5. Big Pun - Capital Punishment 6. Nas - Illmatic 7. Jedi Mind Tricks - Violet By Design 8. Jay Z - The Black Album 9. Kanye West - College Dropout 10. Joe Budden - Mood Muzik 3
  4. Spurs.. 9th after 7 games. Signed Pablo Piatti (£65k), Duran (£170k), Denilson (£8.5m), Trabelsi (free), Fraizer Campbell (£4.1m), Kewell (£2.8m), Mika Aaritalo (£75k), Giles Barnes (£8m), and I've sold Chimbonda for £3.9m, 'cause I already had Stalteri and got Trabelsi on a free transfer. Last match I slaughtered Dinamo 4-0 away, Campbell got two, Denilson got one, so did Giles Barnes. Giles Barnes is awesome, you need him on your team.. same with Denilson. EDIT: Check my sig, MUFC diary There has been around twenty updates in only about four days, I'm addicted, click on the link please and check it out.
  5. Illmatic is good. It's good, because as someone said, it doesn't have the perfect mixture of topic selections. A perfect album has to have everything, because an album is a compliation, am I correct? My favourite album is Jedi Mind Tricks - Servants in heaven, kings in hell. Call me a hypocrite if you like I say that because this album doesn't have the perfect mixture that I'm on about, I'm claiming that it's my favourite because it's the one I listen to the most, fuck mainstream, I'd rather listen to underground hip hop all the time.
  6. I've been looking for tennis/cricket PSDs for quite a while now, I've looked through all the PSD resources and can't find any. Can anyone help me, please?
  7. Thanks for the help guys, I will take it all into account when I make more graphics, thanks
  8. This is my first poster and my first try at cutting pictures into a graphic so don't be too harsh, but I would like people to comment on it as I want to improve, so all negative and positive (if there is any) comments are welcome..
  9. Thanks, man! Do you know where I can find any of these PSD sites? Thanks in advance.
  10. I am a beginner at photoshop, I can make some alright text and graphics without pictures, but I want to know how to get cuts of pictures into your graphic, I still don’t know. Anyone?
  11. If you could create your own DVD about one of your saved games on International Cricket Captain 2006, what would be in it? (Great series, player performances, team performances, great tournaments, great matches, records etc.)
  12. Where can you download these kits you speak of?
  13. The first one's really awesome IMO, I love that pic of the back of him with his name and number on the back. The text's a good choice, too, and the fonts are good. 9.5/10. The second one's still really good, but not as good as the first. It's nice and plain, not too crammed, I like it. 8/10 The Celtic/Larsson one's good, too, but I don't like the choice of text. That, however, is the only problem with it. The fonts are good, and so is the pic. 7.5/10
  14. It's not for his appreciation, so why are people just trying to piss me off and take the piss about it with snidey little comments?
  15. Ha, I wanted to give Vidic a chance, seeing as he played probably the best match of his career yesterday. He won every ball there was to be won. All that Rooney did was score three goals, three great goals, even. But yeah, I wanted to give Vidic a chance.
  16. NOTE - (I wrote up this review as soon as I got back from the match earlier on, and I will probably write more reviews when I go to other matches. Let me know what you think and I will try and improve if there's anything I haven't done particularly well at) Bolton 0 - 4 Manchester United - Review Kick Off - 3pm Date - Saturday, 28th October Referee - Rob Styles This was only my third away game, and what a match it was. The match started and it was quickly realized by everyone that the fans were going to have to make this a special one. Everyone, including me, was chanting their heads off, what a day. Bolton were awful, really awful, while United showed glimpses of becoming the team they were six or seven years ago. Two or three minutes into the match and there was already chances being made by United and Bolton were already under mounts of pressure. Wayne Rooney, after all that the critics have said in the newspapers, was immense, reacted to the gossip in awesome fashion. He was already creating and taking great chances at the Bolton end, when he was put through by Cristiano Ronaldo on the four minute mark, Rooney forced a great save by on-form Bolton goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen. He was already creating and taking great chances at the Bolton end, when he was put through by Cristiano Ronaldo on the four minute mark, Rooney forced a great save by on-form Bolton goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen. The deadlock was broken early on when a perfect pass from England team-mate Michael Carrick that split Bolton defenders Faye and Hunt, put Rooney through on goal and he scored a great goal with his left foot in the tenth minute. You could just tell that it was going to be a great day for United and not so much a good one for Bolton. Rooney's and United's second goal came just six minutes later when Rooney capitalised on an unlucky mistake by Tal Ben Haim's block tackle on Gary Neville, and Rooney brilliantly curled the ball into Jaaskelainen's left corner from the edge of the area, it was a great goal and was a key factor in the match. For the second time in the match, Jussi Jaaskelainen had no chance, Rooney was unstoppable! Who needs Ruud, when we've got the Roonster, huh? Bolton looked useless at the back, and this match was the first time Bolton had conceded at The Reebok Stadium this season, unbelievably. They go all season with that record, and then concede four against an unstoppable side, named Man United. Pretty believable, coming from Bolton's point of view. The opening twenty minutes were as one sided as any Premiership game could ever be - especially by an away side - and the game was virtually over and done with. Nothing much happened until half time, as United stepped off the gas for a while, content with a comfortable two-goal lead The only things what happened in the rest of the first half were Bolton had a freekick twenty-five yards out which captain for the day, Gary Speed, replacing the injured, Gary Nolan as captain put just wide of the United goals, fortunately for United the wrong side of the posts, although Van der Sar had it covered. And one of the man-of-the-match contenders, Ryan Giggs had a great, right-footed volley saved brilliantly by keeper Jaaskelainen. My man-of-the-match, Nemanja Vidic was immense today. He showed true form and was amazingly awesome in the air. He won every single header there was to be won, and was everywhere on the pitch when United needed him. Bolton weren't getting a thing while the man-mountain Vidic was there. Despite being a very tall defender, he looks very agile and athletic, bravely going for every ball whether it means doing a somersault in the air or doing an over-head clearance, it was his job. He was truly awesome. The whistle went for half time and Bolton got the rest they needed. United got a rest they deserved, and they went into the tunnel two goals up. After the break, Bolton look as though they NEED their crucial first goal to even attempt getting back into this match. On the hour mark, Patrice Evra had to be stretchered off after a foul, and was replaced by Argentine full-back Gabriel Ivan Heinze. This brought up some 'Argentina, Argentina, Argentina!' chants from United fans, and Bolton fans replied with some 'USA, USA, USA!' chants but United drowned Bolton's chants out with a 'Two-nil, in your super-bowl' referring to Malcolm Glazer's success last season when his old club won the super-bowl. Then United fans started off some more anti-Glazer songs, like 'We want Glazer, we want Glazer, we want Glazer out!' and 'Glazer's gonna die! Glazer's gonna die! How we'll kill him, I don't know, we'll cut him up from head-to-toe!', some funny shit. Ivan Campo tried his best to orchestrate things from the centre of midfield and Nicolas Anelka, starved of any goal chance, looked Bolton's best bet wide on the left. And then it was back to the goals, and the icing on top of the cake. United played so well in this derby that it would have been an injustice if they had left with only two goals to their name. They really did play that well in scoring the first goals at the Reebok this term. So when Louis Saha unselfishly fed Ronaldo in the 84th minute, following another fine assist from Carrick, it was no surprise to see him roll the ball into an empty net, which Jaaskelainen had vacated expecting Saha to shoot. And to round things off in the most perfect of fashions, Rooney cushioned Darren Fletcher's through ball, following a loose ball from Ivory Coast international Abdoulaye Meite to fire past the keeper. It was Rooney's first treble in the Premiership and his second for the Mancunian side after the one he got on debut in the Champions League against Fenerbahce in October 2004. Chants: 'Two-nil in your super-bowl' 'Go home and shag your sister' (as Bolton is full of imbreds) 'USA! USA! USA!' 'Portugal! Portugal! Portugal!' 'Argentina! Argentina! Argentina!' 'You can stick your fucking England up your arse' 'He plays on the left, he plays on the riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight, that boy Ronaldo, makes Beckham look shite' 'He plays on the left, he plays on the riiiiiiiiiiiiiiight, that boy Ronaldo, makes England look shite' 'Murderers, Murderers, Murderers' 'Now you know what it feels like, when your team wins nothing at all, nothing at all, nothing at all' 'SHITE SHITE SHITE!' 'We want Glazer out!' 'Michael Shields got 15 years, der de der de der de der derrr, Michael Shields got 15 years' 'EEEYYY WANKY WANKY! WANKY WANKY WANKY WANKY WANDERERS!' Man of the match: Nemanja Vidic. He was truly immense and showed that he was a great signing. Overall Thoughts: I thought it was a pretty excitable match, although that's coming from a reds' point of view. Some of the chants were fucking awesome, and it was a great day out. I absolutely loved it. Bolton were awful, and United were awesome, what more could a red devil want? 9.5/10
  17. Yeh, you know that thing were you type in stuff and it brings up a whole load of things? I think it's Google or something.
  18. How do the bands that your label has release albums/singles. Nothing has happened, yet. EDIT - Found out, doesn't matter.
  19. Java 1 cricket simulator. Awesomeness. I will try to get a link up and edit it in here. EDIT - http://www.cricketweb.net/cgi-bin/download...m1/sim1v001.zip http://www.cricketgames.com/games/freeware/index.htm http://www.cricketweb.net/
  20. Thanks guys, and sorry for not searching, completely forgot.
  21. Can anyone possibly give me links to the following; Zues, Chart Wars, Gamebiz and HOF?
  22. I'm getting it tomorrow, cannot wait
  23. Maybe 6.5/10 - Purely because it's too plain, especially for a Wrestlemania poster. Wrestlemania ones are usually packed with the match-ups, not just based on one guy. I don't like the font in the left top corner either, other than that, it's pretty good. I like the Wrestlemania 23 logo with the 'GREATNESS AWAITS' underneath it, I like that phrase. So yeah, about 6.5/10, pushing to 7.
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