http://disqus.com/people/062a9e98d253b8ce00f9614f6946d9ed/enThu, 05 Nov 2009 23:06:34 -0000http://fuckedinparkslope.disqus.com/fucked_in_park_slope_the_best_park_slope_blog_home_calling_all_park_slope_teenage_hipster_assholes_m/#comment-22008559ohh yeah that's the first season's cast... that ended in NYC of all places... the second season was crazy.PatrickThu, 05 Nov 2009 23:06:34 -0000http://fuckedinparkslope.disqus.com/fucked_in_park_slope_the_best_park_slope_blog_home_calling_all_park_slope_teenage_hipster_assholes_m/#comment-22008515ohh yeah and the white kid is from that Hugh Grant film About a Boy.... He was the boy.PatrickThu, 05 Nov 2009 23:05:34 -0000http://fuckedinparkslope.disqus.com/fucked_in_park_slope_the_best_park_slope_blog_home_calling_all_park_slope_teenage_hipster_assholes_m/#comment-22008444Skins isn't a reality show. If you notice the Indian doood was the kid from Slumdog...<br><br>Its a very well scripted show dealing with teenage like in Bristol England.<br><br>Sounds like MTV will screw up a great show...PatrickThu, 05 Nov 2009 23:04:05 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/which_premier_league_teams_will_get_relegated/#comment-3040056I don't think any of those clubs will go down, well maybe Stoke. <br><br>I don't even think it will b decided on the pitch. The banking crisis will decide who stays up this season. So many clubs are so deep in debt, that if any of it gets called they could be docked 15 points. This isn't just West Ham and its owners bank being nationalized and that Blade thing... Its clubs like Liverpool, Man U. Arsenal etc. <br><br>The English game is as close to the brink as its ever been, and the lower divisions will be hit hardest. But its a house of cards at the moment, and its not going to be over anytime soon. Expect even more off shore investment and ownership, and most clubs staying out of the transfer market.<br><br>and Newcastle have the best shot of any going down.PatrickTue, 14 Oct 2008 08:38:40 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/what_english_football_team_does_john_mccain_support/#comment-3216988football? no no you'd find McCain at Walthamstow Stadium betting on the dogs.PatrickTue, 21 Oct 2008 20:27:14 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/poll_which_premier_league_ground_has_the_best_atmosphere/#comment-3221121I became a West Ham fan because of the support. Living in Shepherd's Bush I was going to QPR matches ( this was back in the 90's and QPR was in the top flight). The visiting support ruled. And once traveling East to see them. I would never ever support another team. By far the best support in London/England.<br><br>I do have to admit that this season its been a bit off.PatrickTue, 21 Oct 2008 22:10:12 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/what_impact_is_the_credit_crunch_having_on_premier_league_attendances/#comment-3245572I'm not so sure attendance figures will be the best way to reflect the economic crisis ( its well beyond a credit crunch). In poor economic times people flock to vices, booze, movies, sport. Its said that in times of crisis you buy stock in fast food and liquor stocks.<br><br>But how does this really effect English football?<br><br>You will find sponsorships down. You will find less corporate seats being purchased. You will find less big names flooding into the league.<br><br>If you want to talk about how this will effect the average fan? Well, season ticket holders will still attend, and clubs with large bases of these type fans will continue to fill the stands. But, as you guessed the teams who do not will have to be creative. Kids for a quid games, 4 pack games at a discount... But the reality is that if the team is performing people will come, which your number reflect. <br><br>I really think this next transfer market should be interesting, and the coming summer even more so. Sugar daddy clubs may well be the most effected. Roman Abramovich is said to have lost 20 billion in this crisis. He is still reported to be worth a cool 3.5 billion. Yet, you have to wonder if that effects the money he has to put into CFC. Think about just how just money that really is... <br><br>Think about just how this effects the common guy. A guy about to retire ( like say my dad) has to work an extra 5 years to make ends meet. Think he isn't going to spend some cash for a sports release... hell yeah he is.PatrickWed, 22 Oct 2008 22:41:00 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/where_to_find_chelsea_v_liverpool_on_us_tv_this_weekend/#comment-3273915My take is CFC v LFC will be a bore. CFC will score early knock it about. Score another on a set piece then let the air out of the ball till the final whistle. Few counters by Liverpool. This game hasn't been the same since Jose left.PatrickFri, 24 Oct 2008 09:41:00 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/curbishly_and_keegan_prove_foreign_owners_should_lerner_from_randy/#comment-3288753What the hell is this about?<br><br>The cockney mafia vs the cockney credit crunch. <br><br>anyway... yeah managers know best, but in the case of West Ham Curbs was already on the outs and you may have heard the owner of the club had his bank nationalized by Britain and Iceland. <br><br>As they said in the movie Network... its ebb and flow.PatrickFri, 24 Oct 2008 23:05:48 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/redknapp_new_spurs_manager_after_ramos_sent_packing/#comment-3307909Holy holy holy...... Harry will sign the most useless of the most useless to go on with the most useless. But, he'll he able to gamble in London. so cheers to him.PatrickSun, 26 Oct 2008 01:32:15 -0000