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O'Neill is shit, what a statement, no substance to it, just that he is shit. *Claps* Martin O'Neill is a top class manager. He done great at Wycombe, he turned my club from a Division 1 side to a side that was one of the best in the Premiership for two to three years, he took us to two cups - and he done all this on a very small budget. Then he moved to Celtic (I wonder why you seem so bitter Kraig?) and done a good job with them, what was expected of him. He has an ability to get players to play to their potential - and that's the clincher for me. O'Neill's shit? Don't make me laugh.

Martin O'Neill is the only man for the job, best manager around.

Today's Neighbours was easily the best show they have ever done, loved it. Dylan and Connor escaping when thought dead is brillant and I can't wait to find out who planted the bomb.

I hope you Arsenal guys will give us Ryan Smith now you've got Walcott In my mind he's a much better player.

I'm watching it now, it rocks. Gregors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hopefully I'll get through in a minute, need some money for uni >_>

Yeah your team got beat by Leicester, deal with it >_>

Bwahaha, I found that out my first game, beat United in the Cup final as Leicester - what a fucker that was. I'm skipping between games here and there, Derby, Leicester and Tottenham more recently.

Southampton in my view are a harder tie than Tottenham from my perspective. Hopefully we can go through, and we should go through but it's too close to call for my liking.

Matty Fryatt to Leicester from Walsall, undisclosed fee - rumoured to be around £300,000

As a lot of you know I live in North Devon when at home, so that leaves me with Barnstaple Town or Bideford Town - neither of which really are going anywhere fast, although Bideford get the odd good cup run now and again - and Plymouth who are my nearest major side apart from arguably Torquay and Exeter. I support Leicester though because the majority of my family is from there, so it's a family thing for me more than anything else. They are in effect a home team for me in that regard.

Ian Walker Muzzy Izzet Paul Dickov

That's Mark De Vries for you, The Leicester fans were more shocked than you, trust me.

Stephen Hughes Richard Stearman Alan Sheehan

I wish Iain Hume is Connolly v2.0

They proved on the coverage it was onside (Y)

It was onside firstly, and the reason why you didn't like him was because he was causing you problems. I'm not the biggest MDV fan myself but he did the job today and we deserved to win

Dissapointing lineup in my books, I wanted Derek Acorah - that guy is a legend. Another legend would have been Boris from the Conservatives when thinking about George Galloway.

10. "Remedy" - Seether 9. "Vicinity of Obscienty" - System of a Down 8. "Nothing Remains" - Chimaira 7. "Twisted Transistor" - Korn 6. "Stricken" - Disturbed 5. "Babylon" - Soulfly 4. "Never" - Sevendust 3. "Kill Rock n' Roll" - System of a Down 2. "Silence" - Sevendust 1. "Ugly" - Sevendust

Mr & Mrs Smith - 4/10 I didn't particulary like this movie, Angelina Jolie is always good but it came off as a poor action movie - the only thing I liked was the tension between the two characters during the meal and dance scenes.

Shit, but not too shit.

I can check for you... ... ... ... Shit.

Fuck football... I'm surprised my writing was so readable after that night, following the game I went out and hit the Tequila's >_>

Red Dwarf Frasier I'm Alan Partridge Fawlty Towers Blackadder Father Ted Teachers Peep Show Allo Allo League of Gentlemen Red Dwarf rocks the most though, just watching my Series 7 DVD and the intro to Stoke me a Clipper makes me piss my pants, love it

Leicester City - all time Goalkeeper: Peter Shilton It was either gonna be him or Banks but Shilton just edges it for me from what I have seen. Banks would be on the bench. Right Back: Pontus Kaamark Broke his leg in his first match for us, came back to be a rock of our defense, either in the right back role or in the middle he was always great. Left Back: David Nish Legendary status, seen him briefly and looked amazing in the left back role. Centre Back: Steve Walsh Possibly the easist choice of them all, Walshy was an inspirational player and captain for us. He had a passion for the club and was with us through all the great days, hell of a player, helped he could play upfront sometime as well too. Centre Back: Matt Elliott Very similar to Walshy, had a passion for the club and done great things, a complete rock at the back. Right Midfield: Keith Weller Possibly the best player in our clubs history, the stuff I have seen of him showed him as being an amazing player. Left Midfield: Lenny Glover Great player also. Pity how he's turned out recently Centre Midfield: Muzzy Izzet Good ol' Muzzy. Nuff said. Centre Midfield: Neil Lennon He just gets it over a few other possible candidates, was a great player who spent his best years with us. Striker: Gary Lineker A Leicester boy through and through, he was great for us and went on to amazing success. Off the pitch he is loved also. Striker: Frank Worthington Nothing but a character and a half, this guy was great for not just being a good goal scorer but for being the character in the Leicester team of the 70's. Leicester City - from what I've seen in more detail a lot of the players up there I have only seen clips of, so this is more of a modern version. Most of the O'Neill era surprisingly >_> Goalkeeper: Ian Walker Right Back: Pontus Kaamark Left Back: Ben Thatcher Centre Back: Steve Walsh Centre Back: Matt Elliott Right Midfield: Robbie Savage Left Midfield: Steve Guppy Centre Midfield: Neil Lennon Centre Midfield: Muzzy Izzet Striker: Emile Heskey Striker: Steve Claridge Bench: Flowers, Whitlow, Zagorakis, Dickov & Cottee

I normally last approximatly just over a season and a half or so before moving on, I haven't been fired yet due to my awesome management >_> Although my Leicester game had me there for three seasons, maybe my current Rangers one will beat that - although I doubt it.