General Football Nonsense

[Syn]

What's wrong with him is he's Mr Media Trend and wouldn't have an opinion of his own if it saved his life. It's unthinking drones like Redknapp that keeps the whole circus rolling along. Moyes is a great manager, for instance. Says so in the Bible. If there's a general view to be held then Jamie will hang on for dear life until such a time as the opposite view prevails and then he'll jump all over that too, often forgetting to abandon the previous devotion in the process. His most impressive moment was dropping his t's on an ad for Thomas Cook. Yes, he really is as insignificant and hateful as that!

Wears some good suits though.

[GP]

top man's finest.

[GP]

I bet he wears super dry as well. The cunt.

[Syn]

Nothing wrong with supe...nah, can't do it. Burn him.

[Dennis Bendtner]

Newcastle have signed Papiss Demba Cisse.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16599702.stm

Solid record in the Bundesliga.

[Marc Overmars]

Should be good for Ba to link up with his countryman.

[Master Splinter]

Senegal have the best set of strikers in the world tbh.

They're winning the next World Cup.

Also, this is not nonsense.

[Flavs]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16601927.stm

Chavski sign 3 brothers from Luton

[Flavs]

Wears some good suits though.

We are gathered here today to mourn the passing of our late friend Syn

[Olivier's xmas twist]

Police have arrested a fourth suspect as they continue to investigate claims Tottenham spied on Olympic officials.

Baroness Ford, chair of the organisation initially charged with choosing the Olympic Stadium's tenants, alleged in November that private investigators hired by Spurs had spied on all 14 members of her board.

Tottenham deny the accusation, while the latest arrest of a 45-year-old man means four people have been now been questioned by detectives.

Three other men, aged 29, 39 and 57, have previously been arrested by the Metropolitan Police's Economic and Specialist Crime Command.

West Ham and Newham Council won the right to use the Stratford arena after this summer's Games only for a deal to collapse late last year against the backdrop of ongoing legal action by Spurs and Leyton Orient.

The Government announced the stadium would remain in public ownership and asked the Olympic Park Legacy Company to oversee a new tender process.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...t-in-spy-probe