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I'd have to dispute the instrument playing Pris. There are thousands of great musicians around. It's just that it's no longer showcased in the same way. Do you play yourself?

There 'is' profit to be made, but the margins differ greatly from club to club.

I put mine in an iphone pouch to keep it snug. It raises it's self esteem and makes it feel good. Only have to charge it once per week too.

I have a Samsung, and it rocks. I can hear others, they hear me, and I can set the alarm to wake me up in the morning.

Just to underline Bluesky, that 'uneducated and inexperienced' refers to whether Player X has a hamstring niggle according to the physio, but 10 minutes at the end would do him good, or player Y has a cold, and would burn out if played on the wing etc etc. The bits 'fans' don't get to know. It's not about knowing how to run a club.

It was just a general reminder to those that might. It's a decent game. I think some games have options for both pc and xbox, but would need to check which.

Bluesky, my interest is with Moyes. To entertain your points would be travelling in the wrong direction, and away from the immediate matter in hand. What other chairmen or boards do has no relevance to Moyes' ability as a manager. My points were with reference to Moyes' managing of the team, and any other point was directly associated with Moyes, regardless of whether it can apply to other clubs. I didn't need to emphasise this because it's a 'Moyes' thread, so it's safe to presume all points raised were in conjunction with Moyes.

Bluesky, you've jumped in with both feet with that post without first ascertaining the depth of the water in which you've chosen to swim in. I thought you were far more intelligent, and level headed. Firstly, your answer is totally irrelevant to the conversation, and certainly not on topic regarding Moyes, and secondly every point you make is presumptuous rather than factual. The big difference regarding fans and football directors, is that directors are running their clubs and respective businesses, and fans aren't directly involved, therefore know little of the day to day dealings with the club, hence there being so much naivety and speculation written on forum notice boards. The topic in hand is Moyes, and his management of our squad. It's not about Fifa, Uefa, the FA, or any other of your points to be fair mate. As for seeing the writing on the wall, there are 40,000 City fans who certainly didn't see their take over coming, and at least the same amount of Everton fans who won't see theirs either, unless Kenwright has been selling blue tinted crystal balls at half time. Folk at the top didn't get there by being idiots, or bad business men.

It's £20 on steam. 30 hours remaining.

Safest job in football ? Are we using this expression too often? Moyes is in good standing because he has done his job remarkably well. So well, in fact, that his peers rate him as one of the very best in the business. Our club are traditionally loyal to managers, if you look at our history, despite not having one in the early years. This wouldn't stop a manager from getting sacked though, should he be unable to manage the squad, and managing the squad comes in many forms, of which only David Moyes can enlighten us with, not me. His job is 'safe' as some say, because he is proving to the board year after year that he is the best man for the job, and not, because we can't afford to get rid of him, as somebody said. Those who are against him are ignorant to the positives he brings, often because their expectations are unrealistic, and analysis of his on field performance lacking in understanding, not to mention real life facts and information, that only the back room staff have. At the end of the day, unless you are in the business of football, then you are 'not' in the business of football, and any opinion outside of that business will normally be an uneducated one accompanied by inexperience. Of course we can kid ourselves that we know better, but do we?

Which X-factor contestant are you talking about? Ahem .........

Ha ha, cheeky. I'm not 'that' old lol. I love that old stuff. It makes me laugh that Louis 'annoying' Walsh and co keep trying to sell the 'boy band' concept as unique, or novel. I enjoyed the line up with Bill Kenny, but I appreciate there were several line ups over the years.

That thing you're thinking ..... it won't be that.

Pretty good multiplayer. Played with some lads from Europe for a few hours, and enjoyed it. Very similar to what's gone on before, but decent regardless. Single player not bad so far.

I'm not the club. It's fine writing 'Nothing but the best is good enough' on your badge, but it's not very realistic, to say the least. We might consider changing it to 'Money can't buy me love'.

There's loads to smile about.

No idea matey. Never heard of the lad, but Moyes normally plays them if they're good enough.

I need Diazepam each time I read this thread. I can just see the 'End of the world is nigh' billboards around Goodison. I'd take 14th place.

Installing COD as I write. Why everything is attached to Steam pisses me off though. I want to have 'just' this game on my SSD Drive and my other games on my 2tb drive, but it's one or the other with Steam.

Ten, we've been playing the best teams in the country for the last 6 or 7 weeks. It's hardly surprising we've struggled. We'd struggle even with a full strength squad, but we are much weaker now. Cut 2 legs off a greyhound and see if he still competes. Norwich and Swansea are irrelevant. The only relevance is Everton fc, and who we have played so far.

Maybe we'd want him because he is affordable and decent?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2011/nov/08/pricecheck-call-of-duty-modern-warfare

http://www.bestbuy.co.uk/call-of-duty-mw3.aspx Great price for you Xbox or PS3 fans. Anyone seen a great price for pc?

Currently listening to the Ink Spots. When music was music.

I'm fairly sure I've seen this before, when the last game came out.