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Listed below are comments made by HottBlackDesiato between Wednesday, 1st July 2009 and Thursday, 22nd October 2009.

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Football's trusts must keep the faith 09:31am on 22 Oct 2009 Re: thefrogstar

"Celtic and Rangers have seen the writing on the wall. Will there be one "big" Scottish club, or zero?"

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Neither. Ever. The rivalry between the old firm transends football and no amount of money will ever change this.
Capello's World Cup contenders 10:29am on 16 Oct 2009 I've always been a fan of Bridge but I think Baines is playing better at the moment and will continue to improve over the season. So i'd have him on the plane.
Maradona singing in the rain 10:40am on 12 Oct 2009 Re M W Goble:

I'm sorry but to believe that the world cup will be gone in 20-30 years is crazy talk. It is the biggest sporting event in the world which is watched by a millions and generates billions in revenue. Yes there may be a global club competion in the future where we can all be bored watching Barca/Man U/Chelsea etc winning every year, but international football is here to stay because victory cannot be bought.

Plus Stephen Ireland is a petulant little child who has no concept in the pride that comes with playing for your country. So his thoughts on the matter carry little if any weight.
Are you a Match for the BBC? 10:55am on 14 Aug 2009 1. Liverpool
2. Chelsea
3. Manchester United
4. Arsenal
5. Manchester City
6. Tottenham Hotspur
7. Aston Villa
8. Everton
9. West Ham United
10. Sunderland
11. Fulham
12. Blackburn Rovers
13. Bolton Wanderers
14. Wigan Athletic
15. Stoke City
16. Birmingham
17. Wolverhampton Wanderers
18. Portsmouth
19. Burnley
20. Hull City

FA Cup: Arsenal
League Cup: Tottenham Hotspur
Champions League: Chelsea
First Premier League Manager To Leave His Job: Paul Hart
Top Scorer: Fernando Torres
Champiomship: Nottingham Forest
The new Adam Gilchrist? 11:45am on 01 Jul 2009 As Haddin stated "Gilchrist changed the perception of the role of the wicketkeeper. You have to be a wicketkeeper/batsman, a genuine all-rounder these days."

This fact now dominates the selection process of wicket keepers in international (and regional) cricket, so Prior will always be selected over Foster. I'm not saying Prior is a bad keeper at all, but I at least think Foster's performances would have given him a chance in the Lions squad over Davies?

Anyway, i'm looking forward to some good old fashioned Aussie bashing over the next few months. 5-0 anyone?!?
The new Adam Gilchrist? 10:35am on 01 Jul 2009 I can't believe that Prior is above Foster for the Ashes wicket spot. After his stumping performances in the 2020 he is far and away my first choice. Prior has more runs in him but it isn't like Foster is useless with the bat. What is going to be more important, a few more runs or a key stumping? Especially if we play two spinners.

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