oxfordblues

im here

loved this man as a player / manager aswell.

top man is make.

the man was a legend,i loved his shows,RIP matey

pompey are better away at the mo.i`ll go for 2-1 Chelsea

likewise

what no graham poll

any spares 4 for this match .please pm me,thx i`ll have some

can i play,im 46 first game just a babby

ha ha ha glad you all enjoyed it

LOL thats why i thought i`d better add the joke sub header

i was there aswell.jimmy hatrick

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explain!!! you seem to get bored quick mate,would you like another username change???

The FA have upset a number of high profile England players by sacking two popular members of the backroom staff just over a week before the squad gather for new manager Fabio Capello's first game against Switzerland in 12 days. Chelsea's Billy McCulloch is one of two masseurs shown the door as part of the planned root and branch investigation into national team operations following the failure to qualify for Euro 2008. Out of favour: Chelsea masseur Billy McCulloch McCulloch, known as Bill Blood by the players, is so well liked by England's Chelsea contingent that they persuaded former coach Steve McClaren to make him part of his back-up team following the appointment of John Terry as captain. Frank Lampard credits McCulloch with keeping him fit during his record breaking run of 119 consecutive Premier League appearances. McCulloch, as well as being an expert masseur, is also the comedian who keeps the players amused with his madcap antics. The other masseur who has lost his job has been a member of the England camp since before the World Cup in 2002. Other changes in England personnel are expected soon. McCulloch's popularity with the Chelsea England set of Terry, Lampard, Joe Cole, Wayne Bridge, Ashley Cole and Shaun Wright-Phillips is unlikely to bother the hardline Capello, who intends to keep his distance from the players. Indeed, Capello gave England skipper Terry no indication over whether he would keep the armband when they had a brief chat about the central defender's foot injury after Chelsea's Carling Cup semifinal win at Everton on Wednesday. Nor would Capello even think about consulting Terry or anyone else over the removal of McCulloch, which was more the work of FA staff than the England manager. source here

gotta agree i`ve liked the ballack of late

yeah but they will say we have 2 games in hand,but i say you`ve gotta win them

right if we beat arsenal @ home liverpool & the mancs at home.(2nd but last game)we could actually do it

yep had loads of power in it

fulham are going by the looks of it.

my stream has a 5-6 minute delay.waiting to see the goal

goal pizarro.phew