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Millwall, Cardiff and Leeds are pretty unpopular. Chelsea and Man Utd also get a lot of stick. Sheffield Utd are also a bunch of cunts, they don't deserve to go up to the Premiership this year.

Boro played awesome, and overcame great odds. Oh, sure, Basle are shit. Wait, they were in Europe. How did you do in Europe? Oh..

That is absolutly ridiculous. Damn.

Hell of a race, best F1 race for ages probably - sad to say it's due to the shunts more than anything else, but there you go.

1. System of a Down 2. Ill Nino 3. Sevendust 4. Nothingface 5. Stone Sour 6. Soulfly 7. Queens of the Stone Age 8. A Perfect Circle 9. Spineshank 10. Korn 11. Slipknot 12. Chimaira 13. Saliva 14. Rammstein 15. Static X 16. Stoopi 17. Breed 77 18. P-O-D 19. No Doubt 20. Dry Kill Logic

With me I forced myself to support Manchester Utd as a kid when all my friends did, I didn't particulary enjoy that phase though, despite Cantona and etc doing well it didn't appeal to me. So I went off football for a year or so, then I went to see Leicester play Middlesbrough in the Coca Cola Cup Final in 97 with my dad - being a Leicester boy, and something just clicked. From that day on no other team apart from Leicester (and to a lesser extent England) can get me so wound up and into a match. EDIT - I agree Fulham are one of the better Prem teams to watch, but sadly they could fall fowl of relegation in the next two years. I hope they don't though, but they are on the cusp.

Leicester City >_> Or just don't root for any club, just enjoy the football. You shouldn't have to force yourself to choose a team really, just watch some Premiership football and if you need to support a team you'll probably just find yourself going nuts behind one more than another and work it out for yourself.

Yeah, I put them in because I thought Benji would like them anyways (Y)

The 7 Method, Adema, Breed 77 (good call Wannabe), Cold, Disturbed, Dry Kill Logic, Ill Nino (make sure you got it all), Mushroomhead, Nothingface (fucking best out of all of them), P.O.D., Panic Cell, Saliva, Seether, Sevendust, Spineshank, Type O Negative.

No Doubt and Korn were the first bands that I really got into, from there that branched off into Slipknot, System of a Down, Ill Nino, Sevendust - and wait, I'm still here

Stone Sour w/Saliva and a local Bristol Band - Bristol Academy Murderdolls w/Stone Sour and Elviss - Birmingham Academy That's all for me at the moment, I will make a few more next year now I'm in Oxford rather than Devon (Y) Stone Sour were the best out of all the bands there >_> both times they really tore the crowd up. Murderdolls were okay, Saliva were better than them and Elviss sucked some donkey bollocks. Sneaking a look on Stone Sour's tour bus at Bristol and then meeting Josh Rand at Birmingham were definate highlights.

1. System of a Down 2. Sevendust 3. Ill Nino 4. Metallica 5. Nothingface

Harold needs to kill off every family on Ramsay Street...and re-brainwash Connor to be his little sidekick.

I > that Kid, I got Bradford promoted to the Championship ...But I was clever enough to sell Claridge and Windass, fucking dumbass

I wish he would be massacred. Nice and easy.

Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children - 8/10 Being a massive fan of the Final Fantasy VII game I couldn't wait to see this - and last night I finally managed to with English Subtitles. The story follows the people of (a now ruined) Midgar and a disease going around called "Geostigma" which looks to ruin the cities chances of re-prospering through the rebuilding process. So Cloud makes his return from self-imposed solitude to find out the truth about "Geostigma" and attempt to save the children of Midgar. As a story it is pretty good, but not as good as it could possibly have been. I would have liked to have seen more of certain characters (like Barrett, Jenova and Sephiroth) and a few tweaks here and there in the story could have made this an even more awesome film. But despite this it is still a very strong story that looks visually stunning, I have possibly not seen another animated film of this high quality, in some places it looks amazingly real. The opening scene with Cloud for me will probably stick out in my mind forever, it just looked and felt awesome. Overall this is a film for Final Fantasy VII buffs, it continues the series along nicely - and it's been far too long coming. Others might also enjoy this, however if you don't know a thing about the game the short summary at the start may not be enough to keep you entirely clued up. See it now (Y)

Robot Wars on the PC (Arenas of Destruction) for £2.50 in Exeter. Smackdown vs Raw when it first came out for 25 quid.

Dave was a great vocalist, and American Head Charge haven't done anything decent since the War of Art. And their lead singer is a total bellend from what I have read about him.

1. Angelina Jolie 2. Kym Valentine 3. Milla Jovavich 4. Kate Winslet 5. Cristina Scabbia (good call Blue Guy) 6. Monica Belluci 7. Jennifer Ellison 8. Gwen Stefani 9. Keira Knigthley 10. Jennifer Connelly Keep off the list: 1. Jessica Alba 2. Julia Stiles 3. Alyson Hannigan 4. Avril Lavigne 5. Paris Hilton

I played one today, the cordless controllers were fun but it didnt seem as groundbreaking as I'd have hoped.

This game is complicated no end, but still I've enjoyed it so far. Even I can tell the Seahawks have been screwed around here tonight and I don't even know the rules entirely.

Fucking bollocks, the FA Cup sucks.

I'd mark for Steve McManaman to return

Bwahaha, can't believe it. He was linked to join us on loan for ages and now he's gone to Liverpool, hilarious.