The new Judas Priest album owns all your pathetic souls.

How is Urs Meier corrupt? Bloody foreigners, eh?

Tommy Vance.

I'll agree that Stead was awful until his superbly-taken goal. After that he looked more of a danger than he has since the first half dozen games of the season. Give him a run in the team now and see if he can sustain it. Great result, great defensive performance (although I'll never stop clinching my arse when I see Nissa attempting to judge a dropping ball). Let's push on now.

But that streak of draws was the catalyst for turning our season round. That streak of draws would have been losses had Hughes not instilled a bit of steel and defensive discipline in the team. Perhaps he felt during those games that MGP wasn't strong enough and preferred not to risk losing a point. Mark Hughes has been totally spot on with his treatement of MGP, which is proved by his recent good form. Accept it and move on! You're post is pretty much spot on, but it's the last line in particular that stands out. The people who thought Pedersen shouldn't have been in the team earlier in the season are now happy he has taken his opportunity, the people who wanted him in the team in the first place should be happy he has gotten there eventually - what is the use continuing to cry over something that's in the past? The player is doing well for Blackburn Rovers in the here and now, that should be enough. rover6 getting all bent out of shape because he was denied a few sub appearances is just typical crusading on his part, mainly beacuse there was little else to moan about at the time.

Fantastic. Get in you little Norwegian barsteward! Just what I needed after a craptastic night in work. M agnificent G odlike P layer

I'm listening to Imaginary Force by Bob Katsionis, the Firewind keyboard player (oh, that Bob Katsionis), an instrumental 7-string guitar/keyboard album just now. Pretentious ######-fest? Maybe, but a really good one.

This Warehouse sounds a bit like Glasgow's Cathouse - bottom floor; classic rock, heavy metal and pop crap, top floor; modern (read: crap) metal, gothic (meaning anything from Nine Inch Nails to the bloody Prodigy) and alt rock. Still the best place to go.

I forgot to mention The Four Horsemen at Birmingham - Gold, Sullivan, Brady and Bruce.

Actually, you got that right. I like this topic: Diouf Dennis Wise Boa Morte Craig Bellamy (or really any of the Newcastle brat pack) Cristiano Ronaldo Rodney "Complete @#/?" Marsh and yes I would have said Savage before he signed for Rovers.

I saw Carpathian Forest on Friday night and they were rather good, even for a part-time Black Metaller like me. Highlight of the night though was seeing the frontwoman of support band Wykked Wytch - who were awful - almost coming to blows with some chav bint in the crowd who was apparently there to see the other (local) support act and then shout their name at all the other bands on the bill. Well done to the little troll.

Pissing video packed in on me....didn't get to see the game. That's the last time I ever decide to tape a football game instead of watching it. From the comments of the members that saw the game a draw sounds fair enough, but a replay could be a big inconvenience for us. Still, it means another derby. Is the replay being shown on telly as well?

Quoting BRFC4EVAOMFGLOL11!!! Shut up, you stupid little boy.

Your ###### it is. It deeply offends me to read @#/? like this when I come from a mixed religion Scottish family. I can promise you religion will be the last thing on the mind of any Old Firm supporter in my family or that I would consider a friend on Sunday. EDIT: Yes I am expecting the 'witty' retorts of "Oh, you're right, they're everything in Glasgow is peachy." Just out of curiosity, how many Protestant members of your family are Celtic supporters and how many Catholic members are Rangers supporters? None that I know of, but that wasn't my point in the first place. Of course religion would have had an affect on which side of the family supported which team in years gone by, but of my living relatives none support either Old Firm team for any reason other than being brought up by parents that supported the team as well. I'm not saying that religion plays no part in the Old Firm support (that would be idiotic), but 1864's assertion that it was purely about religion rubbed me the wrong way - as I said originally, there are many fans on both sides of the divide that don't give a toss about religion. Unfortunately, the offensive voices speak the loudest. By the way, I hate discussing the Old Firm on this message board.

Your ###### it is. It deeply offends me to read @#/? like this when I come from a mixed religion Scottish family. I can promise you religion will be the last thing on the mind of any Old Firm supporter in my family or that I would consider a friend on Sunday. EDIT: Yes I am expecting the 'witty' retorts of "Oh, you're right, they're everything in Glasgow is peachy."

I forgot national teams of course: Scotland Ireland Yes, in that order.

Motherwell - my local team Rangers - runs in the family Bradford City - I've no idea...I just like 'em.

Maybe we 'gave away' Berg because he ###### about over a contract extention? Nah, that can't be true, it would reflect on Souness in a good light. Anyway, Jan, Berg played in Rangers defence in a season when they couldn't beat Celtic - by your logic he must have been an appalling player.

In reference to the kind of music which portrays mythical elements like forlorn vales etc; listened to by blokes with long hair, in comic book shops, who wear heavy metal t-shirts who play...Magic the Gathering. I know that's slightly complex, but there you go. Ok I've never heard of Magic the Gathering. Probably because I don't spend my time in comic shops. But I do have long hair and wear Heavy Metal t-shirts, so two cliches of three is not bad I guess. On a related note - just back from Nightwish. What a tremendous gig. Keep your Jay-Z/Linkin Park, thanks all the same.

Not necessarily. You might just sell less because you're sh*te. Of course that doesn't apply to anyone in the Magic The Gathering metal genre. I wasn't suggesting that for a minute. But of course I think the Metal bands that I listen to are good - why on earth would I listen to bands I thought were @#/?? EDIT> PS "Magic The Gathering" huh?

No, instead your money is lining the pockets of the aforementioned bands. I'd say they probably need it... You're right, apart from Nightwish, most of them do need it. Its less of a pain in the arse contributing to acts with a real work ethic.

Just saying I'm glad it's not my money lining their already bulging pockets.

I don't really see the problem either - are players not allowed to do anything but train and play? Klaxon indeed.

Six songs? Hope you didn't pay full price for that. [cynical]Nice to see they put the effort in.[/cynical]

I worry about you, I really do Did I once bump into you in Cest La Vie So I can take it you've listened to all these CDs before coming to this conclusion?