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I most certainly am. Gattuso=The kind of bloke you want on your team.

Thought something like that would happen, yeh. As I turned over, Milan cleared one off the line. Something tells me Sevilla are on top.

Out of interest, did the scorer have some sort of Puerta dedication in his celebration? I would think it'd be highly likely. EDIT: Balls, I'm gonna watch it anyhow.

What a pretty un-eventful deadline day C'mon United, sign someone, I dare you!

Not so much album, but single from an upcoming album. Rise Today by Alter Bridge. I really like it. It'll be on their new album "Blackbird". If that album impresses me half as much as One Day Remains, I'll be very happy indeed.

Would he be eligible for the weekend game then, or?

That's Jose Maria Gutierrez to you, Sir

Really? Then the rumour I saw this morning may just be true.

Where's that from? The last news I heard on Chelsea was that there would be no more players in.

Yeah, I thought the same. Oh well, here's to a busy day vigorously updating my PES6 Transfers - T'is a good job it's pretty updated already I tell thee.

Middlesbrough have completed the signing of Mohamed Shawky and allowed Jason Euell to join Southampton. Shawky, a 25-year-old Egypt international, impressed Boro boss Gareth Southgate after joining on trial last week. He has penned a three-year deal at the Riverside after Boro agreed terms with his previous club Al Ahly. Boro will pay £650,000 for the versatile midfielder, who joins countryman Mido at the Riverside.Southgate created room in his squad to sign Shawky by allowing Euell to leave on a free transfer. EDIT: Portsmouth midfielder Gary O'Neil is undergoing a medical ahead of a £5million move to Middlesbrough.

Celtic have confirmed striker Kenny Miller is holding talks with Derby. Full story to follow. From SportingLife

Portsmouth sign Johnson from Chelsea. Marcus Bent moves to Wigan on Loan for the rest of the season from Charlton.

Somehow, I don't think this will get you very far. Still, his sacking was unjust.

For goodness sake. This is happening way to often now. Was that Monday that it happened? So again, it's happening nearly every day this week.

Lol, angry Roma. I don't expect United to win away at all this season. They hardly ever seem to win (or perform) away in the CL. I'm confident we'll win all our home games though and probably get 1 or 2 pts away from home. If we were to win 1 of 3 away games, I'd be happy.

I wish you luck, you need it.

Search topic - The option is there as plain as day...right under my message, on the left hand side - It will say "Enter Keywords"

Well, I didn't watched them today, I watched them yesterday ...but here goes. Knocked Up - Decent enough comedy. I imagine it will easily get a 15 certificate/R in America for the amount of language in it...didn't expect that much. A funny comment from it was when Seth Rogen is arguing with Paul Rudd, and Rudd comes out with "You're like Babe Ruth's gay brother...Gabe Ruth." Ain't heard that one before, but then again, I ain't american...so excuse me for liking that. 1408 - It has to be said, I expected more from it. It's one of those films where it will get better ratings simply because of the involvement from John Cusack and Samuel L Jackson. Don't get me wrong, it was "OK", but I have the feeling that if it never had that sort of "star power" in it, people would probably like it less.

Yeah, that is indeed her.

I laughed at that too, yeah.

Doesn't even matter if they were in Israel's fourth tier. Well yeah, the fact so many incidents are happening in such a short space of time is beyond me.

I know. This is getting very weird to say the least.

Zambia's Chaswe Nsofwa has died in an Israeli hospital minutes after collapsing during a training session. The 27-year-old was training with his Israeli second division side Hapoel Beersheba when the tragedy struck. Rescue workers tried to restart his heart for several minutes on the field before taking him to Soroka Hospital in Beersheba. Paramedic Carmel Cohen said that he rushed to the field when he received the emergency call. "When we arrived we found the soccer player lying on the grass," he explained. "We found his friends trying to help him. "We gave him first aid, electric shocks and an external pacemaker, but despite all our efforts, he was declared dead at the hospital." It was not known what caused the player's collapse. Nsofwa was part of the Zambia squad at the 2002 African Cup of Nations in Mali and last year had helped the Chipolopolo win the Cosafa Cup, scoring one of the goals in the final 2-0 win over Angola. On Tuesday Spain and Sevilla's Antonio Puerta died three days after collapsing during a league game. From BBC Sport

Yeah - And I'm hearing, although not confirmed yet, that he was conscious and then un-conscious in the ambulance. What his status is as of this moment, I don't know.