billy_loes

me and Chris Nichol

Ken McNaught, me and Tony Morley

Week ending 21st June

Stan has certainly benefitted from younger members conforming to a viewpoint that is fashionable. Gareth Barry is light years ahead of Petrov in every department including tackling.

he's over rated as a footballer. This together with his thoroughly dislikable nature makes it a no brainer.

Platt is debatable, Yorke doesn't even come close.

Gareth Barry. Would you have anyone else take that penalty against Le arse?

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time.

I've convinced myself MON will buy Jimmy Bullard and what a great signing he would be! A left back, but Reo-Coker plays better at right back than anywhere else so Young can stay at left....so be it... Two strikers. He'll get Heskey for all the experience he brings and either Sturridge, Doyle, Bent.. the list goes on. I wanted Nilmar but nobody is quite sure who owns him with even the local gas board laying claim to him. 3 in 1 out in a possible swap/part exchange deal.

Nilmar

If Sidwell is supposed to be the one with the killer pass then NRC and Petrov will be dropped with Barry holding. Petrov and NRC (especially today) have both played well, but neither provide a playmakers pass forward.

Hello Genereal Are you and Randy still enjoying the whole Aston Villa experience?

08/09 easily. Young and Shorey are not to be underestimated. Davies back is the key though. Not to mention Friedel...

My best mates brother is a personal friend of Terry 'Geezer' Butler. And me and said mate have baby sat for Terry kids. When I lived in London I rented a car to Jarvis Cocker. I've got loads of the coincidental ones and some which are risque or too embarrassing. I'm the sort of person who's always in the wrong place wrong time.

From The Times 30th June 2008 It remains to be seen, though, how high Liverpool will be forced to go to get their man and with money alarmingly tight at Anfield this summer, there is no appetite for a dramatically increased offer. Liverpool’s precise financial situation remains unclear, but, facing annual interest bills in the region of £30 million as a result of a £350 million refinancing deal in January, BenÍtez has been left in no doubt by Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr, the club’s American owners, that he must sell players to raise funds for reinforcements such as Barry, David Silva, the Spain and Valencia midfield player, and Andrea Dossena, the Udinese left back, who will join Liverpool for £7 million this week. http://tinyurl.com/59o73q

Why did victimpool ask for credit terms outside of the accepted norm of the prem. (Norm= 50% now 50% in 12 months) Whether you like it or even accept it redscouse are in a spot of financial shit.

Slade - Get down and get with it.

This is true as long as there is no wage structure that says we wont pay anyone over £50k a week. The only evidence of this is what I've seen so far. IF this is in place then its mighty difficult to persuade a player to join for considerably less money than another club is offering.

State of love and trust - Pearl Jam

5th or 6th. I can feel it in my cardioesophageal.

aye aye something on the horizon...........?

Kidderminster Times & Shuttle and The Halesowen Presbyterian Post

Could you be more specific in these type of comments please.

Hello Sparky. I can't speak for everyone, without taking a survey, but I think on the whole our folks use the KJV as their standard. But we also enjoy looking up things in other versions, especially the Amplified, just to get a larger, fuller view of the heavenly truths. I know some of us, me included, really enjoy looking up the original Hebrew and Greek meanings of things. Father has often spoken very precious, deeply personal messages to me as I have done this. But to me, nothing touches and enlightens my spirit like the King James. For the most part, the old English word choices seem to convey the true meaning of the spiritual realities that the Father would open up to mankind, more than any other version. Do you accept that James 1 had sizeable amounts of the Bible (his version) written specifically for the purposes of rule. Some probably by Francis Bacon.

Terry - Why did you not answer my question ?? Hi Billy, Bible translations are not much of an issue to me. Men read their favorite version of the bible, but they do not hear the voice of God in their soul. The bible to them has become a dead letter, for they do not want to obey it anyway (Thou shalt not kill, Remember the Sabbath day). If a man was stranded on a desert island with no bible of any kind, he could still read the Word in the sunset and hear Father in the “still small voice”. I hear God speak in a nursery rhyme and in the call of the coyote echoing through the canyon. I also hear Him in the “pure fiction” that you refer to. The real question is; do you hear God saying “This is my beloved son (Michael) in whom I am well pleased.”? Can you read, understand, and accept that Travesser is the long awaited for return of Christ? This is the living Word, can you hear it? Very nice rhetoric and in essence I think I can go along with you. Other than the exclusivity - “This is my beloved son (Michael) I would say "all of us" rather than just Michael. Unfortunately the bible has some 'add ons', some of which verge on the comical, i.e - whats wrong with eating seafood? (specifically shellfish) When you quote verses from Revelations it dulls your argument somewhat. By the way do you like Football? it happens to be God 's own game Hope you're having a great Christmas.