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Sigh, to hear it just one last time... no, must move on

Come on now MT, he's gone, let it go. You can't lure him back in with last-minute emotional blackmail proof reading. We're all suffering with broken hearts but there are plenty more fish in the sea. Just as we found a way to move on post-Dryhorce, so too, can we learn to live again PS (post-slayer)...

Surprising*. My bears would have been out of the cot after the whole loan fiasco. *but says a lot about his mental strength (and my lack of it)

Very good news.

I forgot how long Marshall's been around. Still only early 30s too.

Is that what this thread is about?

A lot have, but all? Really? I give you Kenny Miller.

That sounds very camp

Gone, not went

That wouldn't be weird at all

Hmm, when did you say that?

Confirmed that RBL will be allowed to play in the Champions' League next year: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40348340

You mark my words: Burger King will have their man.

Whatever happens with Spurs or Leipzig, poor Oli will be busy flipping burgers come August. FINISHED!

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Hope he stays and cracks the Bundesliga too. But if he was to move to the EPL, Spurs would be about the right level of club - they play good football near the top of the league and are in the champions' league. And while it'd be a challenge for him to force his way into their starting XI, they're not quite in the Chelsea/Man City mould of having too many superstars in the first team already.

Rumours that he's a target for Spurs now

All his fault - dicking around up front instead of doing Zak Jules' job for him.

Czechs equalise 1-1. Chaotic defending. Hope Burke falls off the stadium roof at the England game.

On the stadium roof playing the bagpipes, surely?

Arsing about in his tracky bottoms, no doubt.

Yeah me too (Bet365) - think he's playing as a CF. No idea why he even bothered travelling to the tourney - his career is over.

Burke made captain for the Toulon tourney. Right choice.

I'd play them both tbh. It wouldn't be inconceivable to Snodgrass to have a good game given the occasion, and he has the experience (effective experience, unlike Forrest etc). McFadden often did that - playing poorly for his club and for a few caps for Scotland then turning in a match winning performance.

That's assuming he would be a backup at Liverpool, which I wasn't.