Ahh it took a deflection

atmosphere is electric

Forest players are *****

savage was trying to help majewski up as well

Majewski seems like a right ****

I normally hate savage but that mcleary push was awful

forest fans vile *****


one of them has got a flag pole

That scuffle reminded me of Remember the Titans

tyson, mcleary and mcgoldrick should get heavy bans

especially tyson

brad just leave that n00b in the bh thread

Doncaster beat cardiff :shocked:

LOL

chels will be fuming and wanting jones out again

[rquote=2499402&tid=133229&author=Nathan]chels will be fuming and wanting jones out again[/rquote]

LOL!

She hasn't been on today hope she hasn't done anything stupid

cant be bothered to watch that show anymore

Gets boring after the championshop highlights

Portsmouth are going to get raped alan pardew styley tommorow

Yea could get ugly down at Fratton

[rquote=2499383&tid=133229&author=Nathan]brad just leave that n00b in the bh thread [/rquote]

she's annoying lol. i will now

Who thinks southampton will stay up?

My nan



she doesnt watch football but if i told her to think it she probably would

[rquote=2499484&tid=133229&author=Bradley.][rquote=2499383&tid=133229&author=Nathan]brad just leave that n00b in the bh thread [/rquote]

she's annoying lol. i will now[/rquote]

I think the two groups can co exist, besides its only a forum


Mark will probably delete the zeta thread anyway :tongue:

[rquote=2499501&tid=133229&author=Nathan][rquote=2499484&tid=133229&author=Bradley.][rquote=2499383&tid=133229&author=Nathan]brad just leave that n00b in the bh thread [/rquote]

she's annoying lol. i will now[/rquote]

I think the two groups can co exist, besides its only a forum


Mark will probably delete the zeta thread anyway :tongue:[/rquote]

Yes :devil:

:spin:

2 good games wait ahead :thumbs2:

John Carew has promised Aston Villa fans there is no hidden agenda behind his early season absence from two key games.

The giant Norwegian striker should face Fulham on Sunday after marking his return from illness with a goal against Rapid Vienna on Thursday night.

And he admits he’s in a hurry to show Villa’s supporters how much he values their backing – and how much he wants to move the club forward.

Carew has been the subject of a massive internet rumour mill after declaring himself unfit to sit on the bench for the club’s first home game with Wigan, and then pulling out of the Vienna away game with a virus.

But he insisted: “There’s no drama, no hocus pocus, nothing going on behind the scenes any more dramatic than that I had a fever.

“I’m fine again, I’ve been back in training for a couple of days, was back in the team and hope to be again.

“If you are telling me that there’s rumours and stories on the internet then I don’t know about them. If you haven’t read things like that then they don’t need to worry you.

“I love the fans here, and I’m just happy that they seemed so pleased to have me back in the team because the welcome I got was terrific.”

Carew, 30 next Saturday, was the target of a failed bid by Spanish club Seville who had also picked up on the air of mystery around his absence.

He said: “We’ve just got to forget now about being knocked out of Europe and make sure we take the good feelings from the performance at Liverpool into the match against Fulham.

“We have to think about making sure we qualify for Europe next season now. This is a big club, and it will always be attractive to players anywhere.

“Getting knocked out this season is a blow, but it won’t stop the manager bringing in other good players. When people think about coming to a club they don’t look three months ahead, they look two or three years ahead. It will not be a problem.”

Boss Martin O’Neill hopes to parade two of those new recruits today, with Stephen Warnock making his debut and Richard Dunne completing a £6million move from Manchester City.

Dunne especially will be welcomed into the dressing room as the leader Villa have lacked since Martin Laursen quit through injury.

Stand-in captain Stiliyan Petrov said: “He’s definitely a leader. He’s the captain of Ireland, he’s been captain of Manchester City, so you love to see players like that coming to this club.

“It’s a big addition. He knows the Premier League, he’s a top international, and he will bring us great strength at the back.

Martin Laursen was a big player for us, his presence and his influence was so important, but he is gone now and we need to go on without him.”

RICHARD DUNNE'S move to Aston Villa is in danger of collapsing after he demanded a £2million pay-off from Manchester City.

The Republic of Ireland international returned to training at City's Carrington HQ yesterday morning ahead of today's trip to Portsmouth.

Dunne, who will be 30 next month, has four years left on his £55,000-a-week contract at Eastlands and wants City to pay up a proportion of his contract. He is also due a lucrative testimonial next season after signing from Everton in 2000.

Villa remain confident they will complete the deal but City, who are surprised at the size of the player's demand, may have to pay up.

Defender Dunne spent most of Friday at Villa Park putting the finishing touches to a four-year contract after a fee of around £6m was agreed.

But the Villains' failure to announce the signing raised suspicion among fans.

City chief Mark Hughes is happy to keep club captain Dunne but agreed to sell him after deciding he could not guarantee him a starting place.

Villa boss Martin O'Neill still hopes to bring Jermaine Jenas to the Midlands club. The £12m-rated England ace has missed Tottenham's impressive start to the season.

Carew will score, but so will Clint Dempsey...