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Never had a problem with the PSN. People always whinge about it, but I've never encountered the problems a lot seem to have. I couldn't connect PS4 launch day though, but that's to be expected.

I would have been priced out of football years ago if we were still in the premier. People don't seem to understand my view point, I want a reasonably successful team, but I don't want us back in the prem making up the numbers, I want to be excited.

Went in this morning. Nice chap who owns it. The prices are what you would expect to pay. The store seems a little short on stock though.

No, purely for footballing reasons, only had one good season.

The Purge: Anarchy. I enjoyed it more then the first, expected a lot more 5/10 22 Jump Street. Hilarious in parts, very watchable 6/10 Amber Stevens from 22 Jump Street is gorgeous. :p

Probably Nick. :laugh:

What were the prices like??

Looks like it's a retail outlet for small independent retailers on Far Gosford Street (hence the name). It looks like it's inside one of the old factories up there. http://www.fargovillage.co.uk/

You legend, didn't know FarGo Village even existed.

Keane shagged his wife apparently.

Not even close. Alan Shearer at his peak was head and shoulders above Rooney. Clinical finisher. If he didn't let his heart rule his head and signed for Man United instead of Newcastle, his trophy cabinet would be bursting. Shearer has been the best since I started watching football.

Would you like me to reserve you one?

Got a couple of things for sale. 1x 90 Day Subscription. £10 1x 365 Day Subscription. £35 1x £25 PSN store credit. £22 Accept Paypal only and I'll send the codes as a PM.

Thanks for the suggestion, I don't think they sell games, but I'll have a look next time I'm in town.

Which place? Only thing I can think of is that comic book store.

I wasn't there, can't comment either way. I was there for the Kilbane incident and I feel he made it up to justify his reaction.

No?? I do remember the toy shop with the figures next to the old CCFC store though.

I remember it well Nick, as a treat my dad use to take me there. There was one on the Holyhead Road in the early 90's, ran by a lad called Gaz I think, moved to the inter shop in town. I think he gave up when it was turned into a pub.

I know, unfortunately the little man can't keep up with the buying power of the large chain stores.

I was there when Kilbane had a go, in the same section he directed his abuse and I didn't hear a thing like he said, he was receiving abuse, so I don't know if he got pissed off with it and made up the story after or if I just didn't hear it, you would have thought that if someone did abuse his...