It is now time to switch to a new Money AM football blog as the world cup is now over and we all look to the future.....World cup 2010 is over, Bravo Espana, and Forlan, once again and bring on the new season !.....I never expected the last thread to be such a success...thanks all.... so this new one might go on for years without the need to edit the title...we shall see...

Shaking in my wellies :-)

In wellies are ya? not surprised it's always peeing down in South Wales -):

Lol , whole of UK could be basking in sunshine and u buggers would still only see smog !

:-)

And we speak English in Cardiff , bring a translator northern git :)

A small match report is appropriate on this auspicious occasion.. I think you'll agree -):

Bristol City 3 Burnley 4.

McCann gets late winner as Austin joins greats.

Charlie Austin wrote his name into the Clarets’ record books by scoring for the eighth successive game as Burnley grabbed a remarkable last-gasp victory at Ashton Gate.

Austin equalled the club-best run of striking legend Ray Pointer, set in the 1958/59 season as Burnley approached their finest hour as future League champions.

The current Clarets may not be of quite the same vintage but Austin proved he is up there with the best of them by surpassing Pointer’s total from that scoring streak by making it 14 goals in his last eight games.

Pointer went on to finish that season with 27 goals and two more from Austin took his tally for the campaign to 18 before he gave away centre stage to Chris McCann.

Austin’s goals, including one from the penalty spot, had given Burnley a 2-1 lead and when Martin Paterson then made it 3-1 with half an hour to go the Clarets looked to be cruising to back-to-back Championship wins for the first time this season.

Struggling City hadn’t read the script, though, as they hit back from nowhere through a controversial Sam Baldock penalty and a Paul Anderson goal to level in the 90th-minute.

Terry Pashley’s temporary reign as caretaker manager looked as though it may end on a low note if this proves to be his last game in charge.

But the popular Pashley has got the best out of ‘his’ players over the past week and they managed to stir up one last effort which bought a 95th-minute winner from McCann, who headed in to give the Clarets a deserved, if scarcely, believable victory.

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The team will do the talking on Saturday old bean (for Dil) .. So -):

Looks like Bellamy and Tommy Smith will both miss Saturday's massacre.

.. Lucky them then -):

http://www.multiurl.com/l/dtd.. Continue to be afraid -):

The table doesn't lie , joint top aand 6 home wins out of 6 .... bring on the cannon fodder

:)

"The table doesn't lie , joint top aand 6 home wins out of 6" Enjoy it while you can, but you haven't played a quality team like us yet so be ready to be very very dissapointed -):

Got a tiny bet on Cardiff Dil for the weekend and Paris St Germain away to Nancy (in form that team)...(will be surprised if I win both though)...

Well RF if the Cardiff bet is for them to win.. I bet you'll lose -): Because despite Burnley languishing in the bottom half (at the moment), there is real growing determination around the club these days. If I were to put money on the game it would be on a draw, think you can get 3's at the moment at Billy Hills. Good luck anyway.

... even the manager left for high flying Bournemouth so guess the "growing determination" you refer to is to leave :)

.. Only leaving opponents in our wake more like -):

What are you 2 like :-)

Q P R . are the worst team ever to have played in the prem
total crap team the sooner they are religated the better for football.
they are divers

And what do you know about football then Tanks? -):

Have know fear Skinny, You may well see nil posts from Dil after today -):

7 out of 7 .... next please :-)

Massacre as predicted and as for Charlie you had 11 of them playing. Good job we didn't have our first team out.

Man City stick 4 on Swansea and my day will be complete.

;O)