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Rules out Kuyts peno anyway. Good from Toon in parts. Lucky Utd actually. Newcastles peno shout was a peno, Hernandezs wasnt.

This is genius:

"I do not honestly know what is really happening in Libya at the moment but it must be very hard for Gaddafi and his family" - El-Hadji Diouf

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It gets worse. According to the official SAFC website, Bruce is in full health and is ready for the forthcoming challenge of our next home defeat.

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Nasty yeah. A whole year! Thought a cruciate was 6 months these days?

Its not all bad news for Sunderland though: "Meanwhile, Sunderland defender Titus Bramble has been told that he is unlikely to play again this season."

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Our new owners did an interview on the local news the other night. Apparently it would be great if we could finish in the top 6 next season and win a cup and whilst they dont have any experience of running a football club, their son who is heading it up has always been very keen on the game.

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crackin' Spurs/Arsenal game last night - shame the result suited neither team really.

But that Van Persie 'goal' that was ruled offside, was it offside, or not? I only half saw the replay of it, and from that it looked like he was on-side, but I didn't really see it clearly enough to be sure either way.

And another blank for Torres. :lol:

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For all the good football they play at times, spurs have really flopped in the league over recent weeks and with their run in it looks like city will pip them to champions league by winning their home games. As for Arsenal same old problems, Im sure someone has the stats but they seem to have lost a lot of points from winning positions compared to man utd.

Did anyone watch the copa del ray, barca had loads of possesion but couldnt take advantage. Jose set madrid up perfectly and if anyone can knock barca out of the champions league its madrid. I just dont think man utd would have the patience to absorb barca pressure like madrid dod yesterday.

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    • Yeah, I think it's important to differentiate between a stage that's just a platform for the artist to walk on (which can be assembled fairly quickly and without too much difficulty), and the custom staging that you get in big productions where there's a whole world underneath.   Using the Eras tour as an example the stage extending out into the stadium field has all sorts - lifts that go up or down - down most importantly as this allows performers to enter or to leave the stage as needed. There's passageways to get from one part of the stage to another. There's what are effectively dressing rooms set aside for costume changes. There's spare instruments (and techs to look after them) so if something goes wrong above they can be swapped out in the space of seconds. There's even a track and dolly system running the full length of the stage so that Taylor can be moved from one end to the other faster than she'd be able to walk.   I don't know the specifics of the Madonna tour to the same degree but my understanding is that a lot of the same techniques are used.
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