Monday, April 17, 2006
Tayls update
"I've been very impressed with Steven Taylor," said Roeder. "Some days he works on his own but he's back to a level of physical fitness. If he had full movement in the shoulder he'd be fit enough to play."
"Physically he'd have been okay to send out to play on Sunday but we have to get the full range of movement in his shoulder,"
"He's been doing lots of swimming and working in the gym. In between times he's out working with us."
"It's not a problem of us saying, `Be careful, no crashing into Steven.' The problem is to get Steven to stop crashing into players,"
"It's a long time since I've seen a player who I get the feeling would kick his granny to win and that's lovely - although not for granny."
Sunday, April 16, 2006
Football

With 7th place likely to carry the reward of european football the last few games of the season still have all to play for.
Boltons game in hand puts them in the driving seat but Newcastle do have a good run in and have struck form since the introduction of Roeder.

Newcastle (prediction 57 pts)
Trips to all three relegation favorites on paper gives an easy run in, but with the teams playing for pride this could be a bad time to play them. A win over the mackems is a must (as always) but this game has more sitting on it than many thought likely only a month ago.
Bolton (prediction 56 pts)
The side most likely to stop Newcastle's charge. Despite playing two relegation candidates Bolton may have difficulties with the two trips to the capital.
Wigan (prediction 54 pts)
Wigan have had a stunning season, with the manager and players catching the eye of a number of clubs. Injuries and strong opponents will make it difficult for the club to push on to europe
West Ham (prediction 52 pts)
Despite occupying the 7th spot West Ham will find it hard to hold on to as trips to arsenal and spurs who are fighting for the last champions league spot will prove to be too much.
EOS 350d
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Whats with the pictures?
Anything that shaves seconds off jobs is a good thing in my bone idle mind.
GWIP.
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