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There's a lot of good William Orbit remixes of Blur's pre-13 stuff - see if you can download the 'Bustin and Dronin' album, it was a Blur mix album. Some good Bloc Party remixed songs as well, particularly the 'Phones Disco Edit' version of Banquet, and the Whitey version of Helicopter. Heard both them played in a breaks club and they went down a storm. If you go to www.beatport.com there are hundreds of classic remixes you can listen to a sample of.

I love the fact how Sky maintain that it's purely random that the top four play each other this weekend. Once maybe, but again this season? As if. This 'Grnad Slam' shite is such an anti-climax, about the first time I've ever agreed with Mark Lawrenson...

I can also see why Dowd red-carded Keane, it was a lunge that if connected could have really done some damage. Players can get sent off for a reckless/dangerous tackle even if they don't make contact, although I also thought it was a yellow. ...and agreed with Ferguson making himself appear to be a fool. Let's blame everyone but the cheating arse who dived, it was so laughably clear.

Urgh, can't stand McGhee, total gimp. Jimmy Calderwood is another in the group who may have a shout.

Fans correspondants? Urgh, it's be Lovejoy-era Soccer-AM all over again...

Peter Storrie was also the CE of West Ham while Redknapp was there, before both reunited at Pompey... I always wondered about the rumours within the West Ham fans regarding Redknapps shock departure from Upton Park and if there were any truth in them.

Arguably, he took Wigan as far as he could - and barely survived last season. Derby are bigger club than Wigan, and with the new board and January investment to soon be used, Derby aren't doomed just yet. To be honest, I can't see Jewell being able to get a much better club. Had Wigan finished 10/11th again last season then may be, but I couldn't see a Pompey/Newcastle/West Ham/Everton etc ever being majorly interested just yet.

It's easy to see why McLeish left for Birmingham. He's done arguably all he can in Scotland club football, and wants to manage in the Premiership - his reputation is at an all-time high, and if he can get Birmingham playing well then they'll be fine. It's a big if I realise, but they're not quite down and out with no hope of survival. With the players he had for Scotland it was amazing that he got them that close, so they overcheived to a certain extent. If he stayed and managed them for the WC qualifiers, and didn't do as well, his stock will drop and may not even be offered a Premiership job then.

Recognisable voice, and a good one at that. Shame about the shit song though, I find her version less irritating though thankfully, should it pop up on my work's radio.

9/10 Great stuff. Start is a top tune by the Jam (second only to Down in the Tube Station at Midnight in my opinion), while I'm loving the early Oasis. Only band whose music I haven't heard is Flogging Molly, and I don't think that's my kind of stuff either. Other than that though, I'm a fan. 1. Higher State of Conciousness - Josh Wink 2. Do You Love Me? - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds 3. Planet Caravan - Pantera 4. Spirit of Radio - Rush 5. Burning Down The House - Talking Heads 6. The Dark End of the Street - Commitments 7. Lazyitis - Happy Mondays 8. Voodoo Ray - A Guy Called Gerald 9. Crush With Eyeliner - REM 10. Climbatize - Prodigy

Me too... I would say good luck, but... Predictions? I hope we can get a draw, but with the mini-resurgence of Spurs under Ramos I think we could get beat. Hopefully after this international break some of Bellamy, McCartney, Mullins, Parker, Zamora or Ashton will be ready, there's only so much Carlton Cole can do...

West Ham...

Question is though, who would take him if the Birmingham saga was correct? ...and dare ye visit Upton Park this weekend, come on the Irons!!!