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Yeah, that is Daniel Craig, right? The first one looks like its from the Sound of Music or something, ha.

lol @ the LA Lakers avatar guy calling anyone else arrogant.

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First it was a turnip, and then later it was an onion, a Spanish onion to be exact. His record as England manager is pretty much indefensible however you try and look at it, I mean he made a pretty good start but there were definitely more God awful results overall than good ones. Watch this, its truly compelling (and horrifying...and sad...): http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7941330900744785719 its as fine a portrait of early '90s (and really even before then) English football as you'll ever need. John Barnes being racially abused by his own fans...wasn't that long ago, y'all.

Hmm, that was actually a little weird. She's gorgeous but the video has a pretty silly Denise Milani meets generic lo-fi indie film about L.A vibe to it. Also the cover is kind of bad. And they used a song from the new Chris Cornell album, a record so profoundly terrible I'd reject it as a coffee table coaster.

Okay, its true that Graham's chubbed up in the past ten years and developed a few Pleat-esque toad like features but back in the day he was a glorious specimen, the best looking England manager since Alf Ramsey! Meow

Best interview since the last part of Frost/Nixon. Tarantino's dumb for the "you're not German enough" line, though I'll let it slide if he can remember how to make a decent film again.

Hold up brother, let me spread the good word; GT turned Villa around when he came to helm in '87. He's also easily one of the nicest men in the footballing world. David Pleat got caught curb crawling and managed Luton Town. Its really like comparing James Taylor to James Blunt.

I would urge you to give Fleetwood Mac self-titled and Mystery to Me a try. And for a fun live show, The Dance.

Which albums of the following?

SS, I was still editing! Now everyone will know! Don't you mean Graham Taylor? He did a documentary for ITV about England managers a while back.

Ha, David Pleat is a sort of freakish TV institution over here, presumably at this stage only employed to say his token daft zingers. They tried something similar with Bobby Robson, but it was less funny because you suspect that while Pleat is a complete and utter wackjob, Robson is just a old tired man who doesn't know what's going on half the time.

As inevitably pointless as I suspected. Hopefully Hatton gets the message now.

Someone buy me the new 3-disc Prince record, please.

I love the book, too. Unfortunately Nick Hornby has a hatred for prog-rock era Genesis, something I could never endorse.

Michael, I'm flattered but don't you think we should focus on the ga-WAIT a minute, do you mean the film Everyone Says I Love You? In that case, you are correct!

I better be credited in the bibliography properly! For what its worth, I always imagined Ed looking like the actor Bradley Cooper, and SS basically being Rob Gordon from High Fidelity.

KLINSMANN, FORT MIT DIR!