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True Romance - Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper

His second book, "left foot in the grave" is excellent as well.

I think it makes perfect sense that his stock is higher after a promotion campaign, than after a relegation or relegation battle season. Perfect example, Steve Cooper. He was linked with us, palace and various other prem clubs after getting promotion. And that interested gradually disappeared...

Poch was unhappy at Chelsea because he wanted more say in their transfers. Having just got rid of a manager ourselves for exactly the same thing, it would be beyond bizarre if we even thinking about Poch.

I think they'll go down. The only way they could possibly stay up is if some teams, maybe Forest, Everton etc get hit with more point deductions. Because that might actually give them a chance. But even still, they're not going to be midtable. The likelihood (almost certainty) is they will be...

He has had a good thing going. But Ipswich must be nailed on for relegation next year. They were league 1 a year ago, and now they're going into the best league of all time. They will go down, and his stock will take a hit. The question is, how ambitious is he? If he wants a big job in the...

I disagree that that there's no chance he's leaving. Given that Ipswich were in League 1 last year, next season its going to be incredibly difficult for them to stay up. If he's realistic about the Ipswich job, and is acknowledging the level of difficulty in keeping the up, then he may decide to...

That trend will certainly continue. There are bigger clubs than us that will always buy our better players, and our recruitment is based on buying younger players with potential and building them up. Thats how clubs like ours compete in this league.

I've posted on another thread about this, but I feel that this decision is more the clubs than RDZ's. And if thats the case, then I'm convinced the club did it now because they have their ideal candidate in mind and the timing is right to appraoch them now, but might not be a few months down the...

I wouldn't have a problem with it in terms of the way he left, but I can't see it happening. He predominantly played with 3 centrebacks with us, with two wing backs and we didn't use wingers in the way that we do now. The club has a glut of wide player's which means they can't all play behind...

After the fans Forum I really thought he was going to stay. And now seeing he has nothing lined up, it gives the distinct impression this was the club who initiated this. As sad as I am to see RDZ go, I can only imagine the club would have made this decision based on timing. I'm convinced the...

Honestly it has been a game changer for me. After doing diets in the past and being miserable on them, the low carb diet has worked well for me. And i think a large part of that is because I can still eat nice meals. Another thing is for a pudding I'll chop up some fruit and put in a full fat...

I'm sure i've mentioned it on here before, but cauliflower rice has been a game changer for me when dieting. I tend to do a low carb diet. Cauliflower rice means i can have nice meals, like currys and they don't have many carbs in. It doesn't really feel like i'm sacrificing much. Also another...

That'll be handy for York City

That is a very fair point. But I do think, for young players with genuine talent, to be able to train with professional of the caliber of Milner, Lallana, Welbeck, Veltman, is such clever thinking by the club. The young players can be told how to behave and how to train until the coaches are...