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Sunderland's was another of those 'up to' deals. I don't think they're actually being paid £20m. I'm like most of you now, I try and read between the lines more often than not.. biggest in the club's history while on some level is an achievement, it's not as much as some (less than half) of our rivals receive for training kit sponsorship.

I've sent you an invite to a page that you might like Matt.

He'll manage abroad in my opinion, or take the Scotland job if it becomes available.

FIFA's existing rules allow it, under FIFA's unamended rules it's two years as we (England and Wales in this case) share a common passport. It's the Home nations agreement that prevents it. -- Is it controversial that I see this as tokenism ? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-26512921 From what I can see on Wikipedia, he made 16 (league) appearances in his career. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Wharton

He's been linked with Man Utd, again. http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/manchester-united-seamus-coleman-transfer-3260300

I'm not happy about this. http://www.deadline.com/2014/03/ghostbusters-movie-going-forward-without-ivan-reitman-sony Let it die already.

Apparently a new pound coin is being introduced from 2017 because 3% of existing pound coins are thought to be counterfeit. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-26632863

The USA have called up a player from the German fourth division, Julian Green. (He's a Germany U19 winger with an American father and Bayern Munich reserves play in the German fourth division)

QPR have just announced a deal worth up to £45m with Nike. http://www.soccerex.com/industry-news/nike-replaces-lotto-in-five-year-qpr-deal/

I've seen the first two episodes of Arrow (Netflix job), I quite like it so far. This has TenaciousJ all over it.

It won't matter. I'm ignoring this thread.

For what it's worth, Ian Ross, the former Communications manager tweeted that Andy Holden often "had words" with Moyes about the same thing.

I've just watched Episode 4 of True Detective. The camera work in the finale of the episode was incredible, the way the camera rolled from room to room and followed the characters outside, across the street, looking through another house and swinging around to view them again was sublime. It was like the shot in Children of Men. Edit:I've just found this: http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/tvandradioblog/2014/mar/17/true-detective-cary-fukunaga-tracking-shot

In this specific instance I wasn't joking or wrong. It's the same reason Arteta is ineligible for England. FIFA require players to have the nationality of the nation they want to switch to at the time they played in their first 'official game' (not a friendly) for their original nation (at any level - even youth). For Schneiderlin to be eligible for England, he would have needed a British passport in 2004 - when he first played for France in an official competition (he played in the qualifying round of the UEFA U17 Championship). The Diego Costa situation is different, he played in two friendlies for Brazil (not a competition), friendlies mean nothing in terms of tying players down to a nation. Had Costa played in the Olympics - even for one second, he wouldn't have been able to change allegiance to Spain.

I'm not, it's poor journalism.

That also happens when my name appears when you click on the little grey box in the corner of your post. It looks like he's deleted the tweet now though.

Kevin Sheedy's tweeted that Moyes shown no interest in the academy. Edit: Tweet was here, now it's been deleted. [url=https://twitter.com/kevin11sheedy/status/445350149305692161]

It should be intalled now. I've no idea how it works though. I'll leave that to you..

Neil DeGrasse Tyson's Cosmos is starting tonight on Nat Geo at 8. I'm looking forward to it.

Nowhere does it say that he's leaving Kenyon Fraser (why would he? he own's 40% of it). It could be that the communications/marketing has been outsourced/ a secondment, which seems to be Robert Elstone's preferred method. Kenyon's been a director of Everton in the Community since November.

It's back on tonight.

I was doing research. I'll probably put it on this weekend.

He has been appointed as "Director of Marketing and Communications". Kenyon is currently Chief Executive of Kenyon Fraser, the firm who oversaw the survey for the club's badge. He's expected to begin work with Everton in April. http://www.evertonfc.com/news/archive/2014/03/14/club-announce-new-director-of-marketing-and-communications

Is that a theatre term or does it literally mean stand on the stage and look at the seats? I've never been to the theatre (although I have been to several pantomimes and seen Evita and Les Miserables on TV - philistine!).

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/mar/10/everton-jack-rodwell-manchester-city Andy Hunter says Everton will go back in for him in the summer.