Matt

tis very good, but try empty space. makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end when the bass comes in. a good definition of epic...

i saw them in Amsterdam last year, very good live. i wasnt that bothered until i heard them live. Check out Air Traffic (Empty Space is incredible, but needs to be played loud even though its a quiet track) if you like them, or the 747s... im listening to the "no repeat guarentee" on the radio. why they dont apply it to the whole week i dont know, its no repeats in 6 hours. with all the music available, i should bloody well hope not! (i have to fly again today, so im a little more grumpy than usual...)

or slip a disc? (DVD... Disc... i'll get my coat...)

it is, but look at it this way: its less chance of him getting injured over the summer!

im confused by all of this... whens the decision supposed to be?! i dont really care which way it goes, i would like a new stadium but am happy to redevelop Goodison too (if its possible). i just want an answer one way or the other!!!

i cant wait to see him back and im looking forward to become one of our all time greats, which he has the potential to be. also cant wait to see him in midfield with Pienaar and Billy. With Nev/Rodwell holding the midfield... exciting prospects!!!

im with you here Mike. I like Bill, and love the fact that he is a blue. if you dont like him, at least come up with a decent arguement as to why not. im not going to repeat everything thats already been said, theres no point. Just dont forget, we got to where we are today with BKs help. the mirror article is spot on too. i think that some evertonians got a taste of relative sucess, got greedy, want more and more but dont want to wait for it. i too want sucess, but im happy to wait for it, knowing that when it comes (and it will come) it will have been won through hard work and team work. it wont be a 'bought' sucess, which will carry so much more meaning to me....

i feel your pain mate...

this better be a fookin joke... I thought we had sorted out his contract, havent heard anything about it for ages. We better get him penned down on a longer contract quickly!

just watch the Baz Lurmahn version, makes it so much easier. unless you get distracted by claire daines, which would be understandable...

fair enough mate...

pointed this out a while ago: http://www.toffeetalk.com/index.php?showtopic=19324 no more info i dont think but other opinions etc...

i cant concentrate on the question with that picture there. in fact, its taken quite a large effort to write this response...

The newborn giraffe comment is because thats what he reminds me of, because hes so lanky. if you read the post i was responding to, you would see that i was defending having Crouch in the team. The one above mine. Go ahead, read it. I'll be waiting...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/m/man_utd/8314326.stm 20K and a 4 match ban (2 games towards end of 10/11 season). But i cant find out if he it starts from our game or not?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_prem/8353937.stm well, thats that then... oh, and so im clear, i wasnt for the 2 tiered EPL but wouldnt have minded having Celtic and Rangers in the EPL...

she did have magic hands, but no... unfortunately not that muscle! anyway best of luck mate! remember, take it easy, be patient and listen to the recovery time no matter how good the painkillers are or how good it feels!

this is true, but an injured player is useless. what would you rather have, a half decent player who is fit and can help in team where there are so many injuries or a player who cant play because hes injured all the time? i would like to keep him, but he is as unlucky as i am with injuries. we need people who can play or can warm the bench, there are plenty warming the physio table...

noone was near me, for any of the breaks actaully! the ball was played at pace in a 5aSide competition, i streched my leg out to deflect it goalwards (and by some mircle it went in and took us to extra time!) but it caught the end of my big toe and as i didnt have a steady stance, somehow dislocated my hip before i fell on it, where it forced its way through the socketwall back into place. the biggest problem was the muscle damage, and it wasnt until last year (8 years on) that a massuse told me that a rather important muscle was in the wrong place... she popped it back into place and ive been back to nearly my best since then! moral of the story? ignore the NHS and go get a massage!

all fair points. this would only be possible if the same investment could be made into the SPL once they had left, so there would have to be agreement from the SPL and TV sponsors to back the other clubs before they moved. I imagine Rangers and Celtic have got themselves in the shit the same way as many other average teams who think theyre the best have done; over spent and underachieved. As for the lower leagues, if we introduced Celtic and Rangers in the bottom rung, would that not give the lower teams additional income? im rushin my response because im hungry and im being called for the lunch run but will get back soon!

did you get a boxset for your birthday?

i was thinking that if anyone can get the best out of a youngster, then Moyes is the man. he's 20, fast, skillful and determined. Maybe hes just been frustrated in portugal (and now injured by the looks of things), different style of play etc. i find it hard to believe that there was so much hype around him (even SAF wanted him) that he's not worth lookin into. and as i said before, im bored... (apologies to admin! thanks for the move, makes more sense here...)

quite a scary prospect, Davey leaving. do you think he would blink? i dont see how, there would be 2 places for Europe freed up in in the SPL for the next 2 best teams, giving those clubs a massive potential finacial boost. I would also assume that if Celtic and Rangers play in the EPL, then they wouldnt be in Scottish Cups, which would allow the prize money from this competetion up for grabs. It could be good for Scottish football to remove the 2 giants from league, the competition would be fairer and the money that is pretty much earmarked for Celtic and Rangers is available for everyone else. from this view, and assuming im not talking out my arse (no guarentee here boys and girls, my knowledge of finaces is beyond appalling and im not an avid follower of the SPL...) i see it as a good thing for Scottish Football. However, i do agree with Celtic and Ranger earning the right to play in the EPL. But if they were forced to start in League 2, wouldnt it just be the same as the SPL at the moment; big fish in a little pond? If theyre going to join, they should go into the Championship and no lower, but certainly not straight into the EPL. The statements above saying they should earn their place are spot on, but there needs to be realism in the decesion process. Im really on the fence with this, but leaning to the "for it" camp, if im goin to be pushed...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/chrisbevan/2009/11/freddy_adu_footballs_forgotten.html i dont remember him but he's only 20, worth a loan? just thought it was an interesting read. and im bored. again...

spot on lad. ive been trying to think of a response for days but well summed up...