critiism about Ian Flening?
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His books were pretty rubbish.  He just happened to stumble across a character who was all young boys' fantasy.
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Arpit_is_right......\n\ndon't forget to rate him as best answer !!!
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I think he is someone very close to starting ww3. and thats only with his mouth. just think what he could do with his brain going at the same speed. i think he is a camel humping son of a goat humper. just as well that i am being polite about him.
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i have heard of him , you could find information on steven innes it shouldnt be hard he is a well known soccer player ,  you could find information at scottish foot ball association .
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http://www.lfatb.com/\n\n\nYes.. They Might have more info on his website, or their rather if you include the Bastards.
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he is definitely our biggest booboo yet.\nAnd a blunder that can never be corrected.
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I used to try to give him the benefit of the doubt. He had hard shoes to fill bieng Mr. Brittany Spears. But, this morning I read that he is selling the tape of his and Brittany's honeymoon escapes. That is one sick puppy to do that to the mother of his children. I don't think a judge in this country will be giving K-Fed custody of his children. Or should I say Fed-X.
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I AGREE WITH YOU.\n\nNADAL IS NOT SO AGGESSIVE AS EVER.\nWHEN HE FINDS A STRONG OPPONENT, STRUGGLES TO PERFORM.\n\nFEDERER MAY DO THE MAGIC.
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Ian Black \n(b.1941)\nSwimming\n\nBlack won three gold medals at the 1958 European Championships in Budapest for the 400 metres, 1500 metres freestyle and the 200 metres butterfly events. No swimmer has managed to repeat this feat. He won three more Commonwealth Games medals in 1958: gold for the 220 yards butterfly, silver for the 440 yards freestyle and silver for the 4x220 yards freestyle relay. He narrowly failed to win a medal at the Olympic games of 1960. Black became one of only three Scots to be given the title 'BBC Sports Personality of the Year' (1958). Today, Black is the Headmaster of Robert Gordon's College Junior School in Aberdeen.\n\nElenor Gordon\n(b. 1933)\nSwimming\n\nIn 1950, 16-year-old Elenor Gordon and her chaperone set off on a six-week voyage to the Empire Games (now known as the Commonwealth Games) in New Zealand. Elenor returned with the first ever Gold medal won by a Scottish woman in those Games. Her triumph in the 220 yards breaststroke also makes her the youngest ever Scottish Gold medallist. Two years later, at the Olympic Games in Helsinki, she was the only Briton to win a swimming medal. But the final was controversial. It included both breaststroke and butterfly swimmers - the butterfly being a new style, and also a faster one. Gordon finished third to two butterfly swimmers.\n\nOlympic bronze medal, 200m breaststroke, 1952 \nEmpire gold medal, 220 yards breaststroke, 1950 (Games Record) and bronze medal, medley relay \nCommonwealth gold medal, medley relay, 1954 and gold medal, 220 yards breatstroke (Commonwealth Games record)\n\nEllen King \n(1909 - 1994)\nSwimming\n\nEllen was one of Scotland's greatest swimmers. In the Amsterdam Olympics in 1928, she won two silver medals - for the 150 yards backstroke and the ladies relay race. King spent most of her life in Edinburgh and swam at the Warrender Baths Club. She won all Scottish Championship titles from 50 to 440 yards, and won six British Championships during her career. She broke the world records for the 220 yards breaststroke and the 150 yards backstroke in 1927 and 1928. After her amateur career, King taught swimming in Edinburgh schools. She continued to swim until after her 80th birthday. \n\nOlympic silver medal, 150 yards backstroke, 1928 \nOlympic silver medal, ladies relay race, 1928 \n\nBob McGregor, MBE\n(b.1944)\nSwimming\n\nMcGregor moved to Falkirk at an early age and became known as the 'Falkirk Flyer'. He first represented Scotland at swimming aged 16. He set a new world record for the 110 yards of 53.6 seconds in 1964. In the same year, he captained the British swimming team at the Olympics in Tokyo and won a silver medal in the 100m freestyle. In 1966, in the space of five weeks he won a Commonwealth Games silver medal and a European Championships gold medal, then broke his own world record for the 110 yards at the British Championships in 53.3 seconds. McGregor retired from competitive swimming after the 1968 Olympics. Today, he is a partner in an architects firm in Glasgow. \n\nOlympic silver medal, 1964 \n110 yards world record holder, 1964, 1966 \nCommonwealth silver medal, 1966 \nEuropean Championships gold medal, 1966 \n\nJack Wardrop \n(b. 1932)\nSwimming\n\nFirst learning to swim at Motherwell Baths, Wardrop wasted little time making his presence felt on the competitive arena, setting a number of new Scottish swimming records by his early teens. In 1949 he won four titles at the Scottish Championships; in 1950, three British titles – making him the first male swimmer ever to win three such titles at one meeting. By the end of 1952, Wardop held a total of 32 records and five British titles. Then, in 1954, came Commonwealth medal success, and a new world record in the 220 yards freestyle.\n\nFour Scottish Championship titles, 1949 \nBritish freestyle title holder, 1949 \n220, 440 and 880 yards and mile freestyle title holder, 1950 \nEmpire & Commonwealth Games silver and\nbronze medals, 19
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He is clearly insane (and was not a very good goalie).\n\nThe idea that the Son of God would be a goalkeeper for Coventry City is ludicrous, everybody knows that God's a Blackburn Rovers fan!
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How ridiculous, these are nothing but vile accusations of which there's never been any documented proof...no, he died from  heart and respiratory problems.\n\n\nktilton13, if you can't prove it, then why impune the man's reputation with unsubstainated rumors? You might as well say he was an alien...
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In terms of drama, spectacle & importance, there have been no better. Especially given that he appeared to be on one leg. And believe me, sittingg behind that goal, you could see how incredibly quickly it flew in, Hislop saw it coming and had no chance. So yes, it probably is the best, especially for those of us who are supporters of LFC ... I suppose others will always have other opinions.\n\nI will say that technically, I think his first was almost superior. The fact that he didn't have as much time to see the header coming down to him, he didn't have as much space & was inside the box,  he had to be sure to that technique was perfect, or it would have gone into the stand! Furthermore, he was running on to it, & not standing waiting. Yes, we will always remember the 35 yard stunner, but believe me the 1st won was as good!!
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no...\ndont b nasty, wot has alan shearer done 2 u? he is not bad...
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Have you seen his interview with Matt Lauer? The "supposed" ideology in the back of his brain does not make sense. His demeaner against females in general is just repulsive. I wish I had a copy on youtube or something related to a link. And to the user who said he's getting laid. Uhmm, he's not. They used artificial insemination.
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He's been injured alot.. and then benched alot.. Haven't had a chance to watch him with Newcastle, but that guy has pure talent. It's obvious with the national team and when I saw him with Inter. He's ace!
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why not.\n hes a fu*king sceptic tank isn't he.
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I agree 100%.\n\nPerfidious is a cool word, but in truth, the libs are always quite faithful in their dishonesty and treachery.