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Looking bad at Portsmouth.

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Manchester City - No longer a "hole-in-the-sock" sort of club.

Bloody hell.

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KYPU

I still harbour a lot of dislike for Portsmouth, even though there's nothing that offensive about the club anymore. Apart from the c*nt with the bell. Redknapp Syndrome, it's called

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^^^This^^^

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Manchester City - No longer a "hole-in-the-sock" sort of club.

I've never forgiven them for that late winner Mendes scored. It wasn't so much that we lost as the fact that I was stood in a stand at a premiership ground and getting rained on when it happened.

They claim the wages thing is a payroll error. Normally I'd say that's a load of bollocks, but the guy's a billionairre isn't he? I can't imagine he'd have any problems paying their wages - it's not like they have any decent players left.

There's something seriously dodgy afoot, it seems.

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This thread title keeps making me laugh because the "x" bit reminds me of Futurama, when there's the 80's guy teaching Fry generic business phrases and Fry tries it on Lella and goes "Don't you worry about blank, let me worry about blank"

It's tenuous but I can't get it out of my head

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Really seems it. I hate Portsmouth. Know nothing south coast chavs.

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KYPU

oooooooh pop!!

take you from the 80s
bimbos rock the latex
dingos catch the babies

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8di8L2I2Hk

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I raped myself once. My mind was telling me no but my body, my body was telling me yes.

Where I have decided I must visit before long. Watch the videos.

Wolves

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KYPU

Must say after the game the other night West Ham look as if they may be in for a bit of a struggle if Carleton Cole isnt at the top of his game, looking at their midfield for the game the other night I just cannot see where they are going to create chances for their strikers

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[color="SlateGray"]Surperbia in Proelia[/color]

"so anyway kiff, i couldnt wear my underwear this morning, now quickly, follow me up this ladder"

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Miggs.
Gary Neville Ate My Baby

New series coming soon too

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Futurama is vastly underrated. I adore it. especially branigan.

"i am the man with no name. Zapp Branigan!"

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Miggs.
Gary Neville Ate My Baby

My stepmum will only watch the episodes with him in

Great character
I still need to watch the films, only watched the first up to now

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the beast with a billion backs (think thats it) - chuffing briliant

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'Fabio, the round thing there is the ball'

Aguero

Futurama>>>>The Simpsons.

I went there.

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Manchester City - No longer a "hole-in-the-sock" sort of club.

Spot on

Early Simpsons though >>>>>>>>>>>> Futurama

South Park >>>>>>>>> all

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Yeah really good story to it too

The episode with Fry's dog in Futurama makes me cry

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quiter a "baaawwwww" bit that
he waited for you fry.

Sulaiman al-Fahim admitted to a hospital in Dubai with kidney infection• Fahim set for operation to remove kidney stones
• Meeting with potential investors will be cancelled
Buzz up!
Digg it
guardian.co.uk, Friday 2 October 2009 10.03 BST
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Sulaiman al-Fahim is under pressure to provide details of his long-term financing plans at Portsmouth. Photograph: Frances Leader/Action Images

The Portsmouth owner, Sulaiman al-Fahim, has been admitted to a hospital in Dubai and is due to have an operation today to remove kidney stones.


Fahim arrived at the hospital late last night and had a series of tests which showed an acute kidney infection. He is likely to require a couple of days to recuperate and will not be able to attend a planned meeting with representatives of the Saudi al-Faraj brothers on Sunday.


That meeting was called to discuss the brothers potentially making a long-term investment in Portsmouth. They have already provided £5m to cover last month's wages, which the players and three directors did not receive on time this week, and day-to-day running costs for the club.


Fahim says his operation will have no impact on the refinancing of Portsmouth or the management of the club. His advisers are working to finalise plans to deliver £50m to the club this month. Portsmouth's finance director, Tanya Robins, is playing a key role in that while the chief executive, Peter Storrie, continues to oversee the day-to-day running of the troubled Premier League club.


Pressure has been mounting on Fahim to provide details of his long-term financing plans at Portsmouth after it emerged that the first-team squad and executive board had not been paid this week. The club's executive directors have since published a statement insisting that they can raise the funds necessary to cover the unpaid wages, but reminding Fahim that it is ultimately up to him to find a "permanent financing solution".


i'd have reached for the nappy pack if i were a pompey fan.

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"It felt like a really pointless version of ketamine: no psychedelic effects, no pleasant slide into rubbery nonsense, just a sudden drop off the cliff of wrongness."
"i'm gonna wreck you so bad we're going to have to change church"