Mate, Johnson's been shite for ages now. I've loads of Liverpool supporting mates who used to love him and even they're getting fed up of his piss poor performances.
And tbf it's no agenda if someone thinks he isn't world class.
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Mate, Johnson's been shite for ages now. I've loads of Liverpool supporting mates who used to love him and even they're getting fed up of his piss poor performances.
And tbf it's no agenda if someone thinks he isn't world class.
Why are people taking this £60m budget rumour as gospel. You never show your hand. If we had £100m prices would be even more inflated than they will be anyway if we came a knocking
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Your ahem... avatar made me LOL
I saw a mention of it in one of the broadsheets today (someone was sat on the next table in a caff reading it). Might have been the "Indie" from the look of the print.
What's to discuss? Everyone loves that.
Oh yeah I forgot about 'The Spy Who Loved Me' - Probably the best bond song as well. You ever heard the Radiohead cover?
Sorry to digress 😗
Sorry to digress 😗
Octopussy for me. Fuck me those women were hot and he got paid to be with them? Which one was it that had jane seymour in it
Loved that one as well.
Live And Let Die - It was ok but too much of a blaxploitation rip off and Waaaaay too camp imo.
Live and Let Die.
That was pretty rubbish IMHO. Not in Octopussy's class at all.
That was pretty rubbish IMHO. Not in Octopussy's class at all.
Racist.
Doesnt matter jane seymour was giving me a serious boner. So its a winner in my eyes
Jane Seymour was indeed lovely but I'd go with Maud Adams anytime.
Who's maud adams?
LOL!
Hmmmmm maybe on reflection you might be right there.
*Ducks out of thread quickly*
*Ducks out of thread quickly*
It's Henning Wehn.
Linked with Carvalho
[article]Last week Portuguese newspaper O Jogo had a small update on the William Carvalho transfer situation. They explained that Manchester United had done the most work on a transfer, compiled the most reports and were in a position to proceed should they want to.
However, their desire to do so was called into question. They explained how the Old Trafford exit of David Moyes could 'drastically alter plans' and mean that Manchester United weren't quite as keen as they once had been.
That fits in with the club not scouting every Sporting match, like they had done previously. On the flip-side Manchester United had been scouting Carvalho since before Moyes took over. In October 2013, Portuguese newspaper Record said Manchester United had been monitoring the midfielder since he was on loan at Cercle Brugge the season before.
O Jogo cover their scouting report for Sporting's match against Estoril on Sunday and they say that the absence of Manchester United was noted, again making the Moyes connection with Carvalho interest.
Liverpool were at the match and it's not the first time they've been brought into the Carvalho picture. In March they were linked with the midfielder and sent scouts then too. O Jogo seem to feel, rightly or wrongly, that Manchester United's Carvalho interest must have been largely down to Moyes.
With them stepping aside, if that's the case, and Juventus pulling back, then Liverpool could push to the front. Not only that, if others really are having Carvalho second thoughts then Brendan Rodgers would surely be able to get the player for quite a bit less than his €45m buyout clause, regardless of what Sporting have said about not selling for [/article]
[article]Last week Portuguese newspaper O Jogo had a small update on the William Carvalho transfer situation. They explained that Manchester United had done the most work on a transfer, compiled the most reports and were in a position to proceed should they want to.
However, their desire to do so was called into question. They explained how the Old Trafford exit of David Moyes could 'drastically alter plans' and mean that Manchester United weren't quite as keen as they once had been.
That fits in with the club not scouting every Sporting match, like they had done previously. On the flip-side Manchester United had been scouting Carvalho since before Moyes took over. In October 2013, Portuguese newspaper Record said Manchester United had been monitoring the midfielder since he was on loan at Cercle Brugge the season before.
O Jogo cover their scouting report for Sporting's match against Estoril on Sunday and they say that the absence of Manchester United was noted, again making the Moyes connection with Carvalho interest.
Liverpool were at the match and it's not the first time they've been brought into the Carvalho picture. In March they were linked with the midfielder and sent scouts then too. O Jogo seem to feel, rightly or wrongly, that Manchester United's Carvalho interest must have been largely down to Moyes.
With them stepping aside, if that's the case, and Juventus pulling back, then Liverpool could push to the front. Not only that, if others really are having Carvalho second thoughts then Brendan Rodgers would surely be able to get the player for quite a bit less than his €45m buyout clause, regardless of what Sporting have said about not selling for [/article]
While you fannies are wibbling over Jane Seymor in Live & Let Die and Maud fucking Adams in Octopussy...... I'll just stick with Britt Ekland in The Man With The Golden Gun.
I'll even throw in Nick Nack & Scaramanga's 3rd nipple for ya.
I'll even throw in Nick Nack & Scaramanga's 3rd nipple for ya.
Don't sign a Cole on a free from Chelsea. Have we not learned?
Damn right
Good grief. Maud Adams I'm admittedly not too fussed about, but Jane Seymour in her prime was Cabernet Sauvignon to Ekland's Lambrusco.
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