Good win but difficult next season with all players leaving??
Have to win a trophy soon to keep players is his usual one.
Good win but difficult next season with all players leaving??
Probably right with that one, it's a short career and when players look back on it they want something to show.Have to win a trophy soon to keep players is his usual one.

The Sun are reporting that Jamie & Louise Redknapp's marriage is in trouble, citing the Celebrity Come Dancing Curse
...so it's nothing to do with how he probably keeps her awake at night complaining about Spurs?
All that Spurs angst Jamie has bottled up.
It could be worse though, Louise. At least you're not married to Danny Murphy.

Just needs the phrase "blah, blah, blah" and they've nailed itPhil the Greek stepping down from his public engagements is not a difficult story to get wrong, but The Sun still managed it...
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McKenzie is a sleaze bag, but now appears on a course of self-destruction. I am just surprised that he still has any media value whatsoever: in reality he is just that alcoholic racist with terrible BO that lurks in the corner of the tackiest boozer in the worst part of town - ranting noisily, but basically treated as a very sad joke!Not content with costing Rupert Murdoch tens of thousands of pounds in lost revenue on Merseyside every single week, in an interview with the New York Time Kelvin McKenzie made the following quote: I think the fake news headline that would give this country the most joy would be: ‘Jeremy Corbyn knifed to death by an asylum seeker’
...and, coward that he is, a few hours later he sent a text to the NY Times interviewer asking "Can you change that perfect headline from ‘Jeremy Corbyn knifed to death by asylum seeker’ to ‘Jeremy Corbyn defrauded by asylum seeker.’ In the light of Jo Cox murder mine is in tol (sic) poor taste” - a request which was obviously ignored, given the original quote was the one that was published, because why would any self-respecting journalist amend the story to cover someone's ass, which hasthe added benefit of reflecting poorly on the Murdoch Empire and, therefore, the New York Post.
...so he'll be getting a show on LBC soon?McKenzie is a sleaze bag, but now appears on a course of self-destruction. I am just surprised that he still has any media value whatsoever: in reality he is just that alcoholic racist with terrible BO that lurks in the corner of the tackiest boozer in the worst part of town - ranting noisily, but basically treated as a very sad joke!
...so he'll be getting a show on LBC soon?
Am I the only that thinks that their regular output would be improved by this approach?Phil the Greek stepping down from his public engagements is not a difficult story to get wrong, but The Sun still managed it...
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If McKenzie wants anything that he says in poor taste edited out, then he's going to have to get another job.Not content with costing Rupert Murdoch tens of thousands of pounds in lost revenue on Merseyside every single week, in an interview with the New York Time Kelvin McKenzie made the following quote: I think the fake news headline that would give this country the most joy would be: ‘Jeremy Corbyn knifed to death by an asylum seeker’
...and, coward that he is, a few hours later he sent a text to the NY Times interviewer asking "Can you change that perfect headline from ‘Jeremy Corbyn knifed to death by asylum seeker’ to ‘Jeremy Corbyn defrauded by asylum seeker.’ In the light of Jo Cox murder mine is in tol (sic) poor taste” - a request which was obviously ignored, given the original quote was the one that was published, because why would any self-respecting journalist amend the story to cover someone's ass, which hasthe added benefit of reflecting poorly on the Murdoch Empire and, therefore, the New York Post.
Tottenham are ready to consider offers for unsettled England defender Kyle Walker, 26.
Is this true?

