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no no no, i like the foreigners. it's those c nts in white football shirts that get on my tits. - GA (on England)

elaborate for me? wat did shearer do wrong? naive aussie question no doubt

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I was born with "methemoglobinemia"

Finnishing wise and build I mean

Sturridge was playing scored 2in2 then Caciedo came along and pushed him outta the team. I'd have rather call Evans back than sign Caciedo tbh. He plays the left side striker role same as bojinov and studge. I just don't think he the type of striker we needed at this time that imo.

Don't think that's true at all. I think sturridge was not played to keep him right for the youth cup. And then we played him and buggered that. I think it's right to let such a young player get a taste for winning in the youths team before they make the breakthrough. The only thing wevdid wrong was bringing him on and letting him get injured the week before the youth cup final.

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and all you uns desperate for sturridge and Evans to start for us need to think hard. It's very easy to destroy a player's confidence when they are young and they will never recover (Jason lee anyone). Give them plenty of time and room to find themselves.

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He's got a pineapple on his head.

Eggs at lee

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Hopefully in a few years we will see evans and studge lining up at the front for us,

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Glenn Roeder has revealed that he will be closely scrutinising Ched Evans' situation this summer.

The striker enjoyed a productive loan spell at Norwich last season, notching 10 goals to help the club stave off the threat of relegation.

He is tied into a three-year contract with parent club Manchester City, but with Mark Hughes recently taking the reins at Eastlands it remains to be seen whether the Wales international will figure in his compatriot's plans.

It may be that Evans will be allowed to continue his development with another loan spell, but any hopes Roeder has of taking the youngster back to Carrow Road may hinge on the intentions of Championship rivals Cardiff.

The Bluebirds have been open in their admiration of the 19-year-old and Roeder admits that he remains clueless as to where the forward will end up next term.

"I wouldn't think signing a new deal will make any difference to what Ched does this year, whether it's at Manchester City or at another club," said the Canaries boss.

"He's still very young but he left here much more mature, much nearer being a man than when he arrived and now it's up to Mark Hughes to decide what his future holds in this coming season - whether he decides to keep him, loan him out or whether he decides to sell him on.

"We will obviously be keeping an eye on the situation and that's all I'm prepared to say."

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Hopefully, being a countryman of Hughes he'll take a special interest in him, get into his psyche and work some magic.