Pretty Green autumn-winter collection

STOKE-ON-TRENT - Looking good in the autumn and winter can be tricky for men everywhere, you have to stay warm and dry but often this is to the detriment to style and fashion, however a menswear store in Stoke-on-Trent is working hard to correct the balance with its new product ranges this autumn.
There are no shortages of designer fashion labels that take great amounts of inspiration and influence from 1980’s football terrace culture, many of these labels have been founded many years after the football casuals’ heyday of the 80’s. One of these labels, Pretty Green, was founded in 2009 in Milan by former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher.
The label has won a series of industry awards for its striking and innovative designs and in general has been making great waves in the fashion world. Gallagher’s brand is not only influenced by the notorious terrace culture, but also has hints of mod culture of the 60’s and has a hint of Oasis’s own glory days of 1990’s Britpop. However the singer will openly admit that he has no input into the design or production of the clothing, he does though, approve of the final designs.
In particular Pretty Green jackets and shirts have, in the past, been big sellers at Terraces, and this year’s autumn and winter collection adds thirteen new coats to compliment Terraces existing stock. Included in the range includes winter takes on the popular Festival style jacket and the Harrington style jacket, these two shorter style are complimented by the addition of a selection of longer pieces, which are perfect for the cold winter months. These longer pieces include the navy style mac coat which includes an adjustable waist coat and angled welt pockets.
Terraces Menswear are also stocking a generous selection of Pretty Green Parka’s and hooded jackets this autumn and winter, Terraces has selected a Khaki style a black coloured parka jacket and is offering hooded jackets in red, navy and in a camo style design.
In terms of the Pretty Green shirts offered by Terraces Menswear, range is influenced and inspired by classic British tailoring and offers customers shirts that can be worn as part of a formal or more casual look with shirts available in check and plain blue, navy and white.
Pretty Green is not the only designer brand available at the store, Terraces offers a full range of menswear essentials that could complement those styles offered by Liam Gallagher's brand or that will enable you create your own unique style.
[as Liam says: you shouldn't wear only Pretty Green. - Marco]
The autumn and winter 2012 Pretty Green selection at Terraces can be bought online from www.terracesmenswear.co.uk or by popping into Terraces store in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, both of which offer the shopper an excellent and satisfactory shopping experience where advice is easily obtainable.

Fiona Kay

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the new Milan, Oasis city

MILAN - It still feels like summer. The city of what would have been Oasis' last gig in history (but bastard Noel Gallagher left the band for the 3rd time, 2 days before the concert, as a proper twat), @ Expo 2015 place, before the "5 year break", as he said... (worst fan Noel said he wouldn't reform Oasis "not even for starving children", but even before breaking up, the double-faced man already knew there will be a reunion... as the multi multi-millionare Noel always said, he's "too interested in money only"...).
Also, the city of Beady Eye first gig without scaredy cat Noel (2000), leaving the band for the 2nd time (selling his soul to the illuminati for the 2nd time, 'cause the man... etc).
Also, the city where Pretty Green was started (one of the excuses why Oasis split, according to the liar Noel).
Also, the city where the mod Lambretta comes from (also a red & black one on Be Here Now, owned by the little bitch Noel, the parasite), name from Milan river Lambro.

This is Corso Como District, the new zone under construction of our historic club Hollywood Milano (Liam was there in 2008 to launch Dig Out Your Soul, with Andy... of course uncool Noel never... 'cause it's a too cool zone). Liam was also @ Just Cavalli in 2011 with Beady Eye, and @ Shed. And always @ Como lake, legendary place in Italian culture (the Betrothed).
These buildings are impressive to see here, 'cause Italy is not a country of skyscrapers, even if there are great architects as Renzo Piano (e.g. London's Shard). The square is by Argentinian of Italian origins César Pelli. 

The main skyscraper is the tallest one in Italy.
@ 2:32 hotel Principe di Savoia where AC Milan the best club in history was founded and Oasis used to stay, we were meeting them with the Oasis groupies. In the 90s we were meeting @ Four Seasons hotel in Jesus street next to Via Montenapoleone (first fashion street in the world), as Beckham too, but at those times they didn't behave well there eh eh...

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Pretty Green model

MILAN - One for the interent wankers (Noel's fans, blinded  for masturbating).
from Women Direct, Milan. Pretty Green womenswear soon, the fashion brand started in Milan, one of the excuses why Oasis split, according to jealous Noel.
Model not available, already engaged ;).
Liam, how do you want girls to be dressed?
"not a big fan of girls in clothes" (lol) 

appropriate hairstyle: Oasis fringe :) (that Noel Gallagher lost... 'cause, as he said, he's not making rock'n'roll anymore)

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Liam @ Rolling Stones' Crossfire Hurricane

LONDON - One of rock's more modern icons, Liam Gallagher hit the red carpet, and when speaking to red carpet presenter Lauren Laverne he was full of praise, saying: "If it weren't for the Beatles and The Stones there'd be no point in living."
The former Oasis frontman also expressed a desire to still be performing at The Stones' age, and adding that if you look cool you should "crack on with it".

The Rolling Stones turned Leicester Square into a Rock and Roll circus as they attended the premiere of 'Crossfire Hurricane', a documentary on their 50 years as rock's biggest and baddest bands.
The band recently announced that they would be playing a bout of new gigs, as well as new songs, and even if the stars were not quite the wild horses of their youth they seemed to have some of the spriteliness that has made their live shows a must see for half a century, laughing and joking on the red carpet.
The movie, directed by Brett Morgan, charts their rise from the early days of the late Brian Jones and hits such as 'Time Is On My Side' through their emergence alongside The Beatles as the defining bands of the 60s into the rock superstars they've become, chronicling the bad behaviour and great music through interviews and archive footage.
On the new gigs Sir Mick Jagger was upbeat, saying that rehearsals "are going really well, we've done loads of songs, playing well, everyone's playing really good".
When asked whether he needed his memory jogging about the old days he said that he "remembered everything".
Keith Richards was also in good spirits, joking about his hard life in rock and roll in his famous drawl that he was "only 38", and saying that he had "no regrets and that it was "so far so good".
After being quizzed as to whether he was comfortable with having Jagger responsible for telling The Stones' story (Sir Mick produced the new film), he was in typically irreverent mood, saying: "I thought I was telling him his story, I mean you got it all wrong."
Also taking time out from her time on Strictly Come Dancing was Sir Mick's ex-wife Jerry Hall, who revealed she'd be dancing the Paso Doble to 'Paint It Black' next week on the dance show, while 'The King's Speech' star Colin Firth also strolled the red carpet.

The Rolling Stones enjoyed the London Film Festival after-party for their documentary Crossfire Hurricane at Mayfair restaurant Quaglino’s.
The gang, minus Mick Jagger, mingled with guests at the CIROC Ultra Premium Vodka-sponsored bash but
seem to have lost their staying power.
Both Keith Richards, 68,and Ronnie Wood, 65, left at 11pm, with Ronnie having a romantic moment with girlfriend Sally Humphries, 34, in the cab home. Liam Gallagher, 40, there with wife Nicole Appleton, said he’s going to stay a rocker in his 60s too, insisting: “If you’ve still got a head of hair, rock on.”

then Noel Gallagher is bald... as he said he's not making rock anymore.

Street fighting man (Rolling Stones cover)

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Balotelli & Ibra back in Milan

MILAN - I was right also about Del Piero refusing NOEL Gallagher's Manchester City (it was Noel asking him to join them), not Liam as all the media wrote. When there's something negative, for the media it's always Liam eh... as always, they USE him to talk shit of a person they don't know personally. It's useful for them Liam being bad, arrogant, etc. when he isn't really, the idiot is clearly NOEL... if you can't recognise, well you're a retard, one of typical blinded fans. 

Beautiful sunshine in Milan (while in jealous Rome, accusing "foggy" Milan, they're struggling against floods), Mario Balotelli back in Milano, here arriving @ Stazione Centrale (everybody wanted to see him, with headphones in fuchsia colour), for the first time playing (tonight vs "Danmark") since Inter times, when Inter fans insulted him, BEFORE he threw the Inter shirt (Noel's arrogant idol Mourinho too: shouting "son of a bitch"). Someday he will join his favourite club, AC Milan, best club in history.
All the Danish people I've met, are big fans of Italy, more than anyone else. Can't remember why, I was too drunk, lol.
Italy playing in Milano after 5 years (2007, Italy-france, when their idiotic manager Domenech insulted Italians for many days... the poor idiot didn't win anything and lost the World Cup final vs Italy).

Italy-Denmark 3-1, goal by Mario, he played very well. Standing ovation for him.
Mario said: "San Siro is the most beautiful stadium in the world".

Ibra, as Beckham too, is missing Milan:
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"I was feeling very well @ Milan, I was feeling at home. Usually one does not come back to old things but I'd like to come back to Milan. It's fantastic. If they need help (yes they need...), they know where to find me".
(Zlatan Ibrahimovic, now @ Paris, speaking in Sweden)

......................... this means either he wants more money in Paris, or the family doesn't like Paris (the wife was robbed by a typical french thief : Lupin). He probably dislikes the boring french football.

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Led Zeppelin Celebration Day

MILAN - A giant vibrator, LOL. Just this day (17 October) @ cinema, the live from London 2007 (never shown before), the unique reunion for the most requested concert in music history (20 millions) of the best band in history. Here's the film trailer.  Liam loves Led Zeppelin. On 16 October, the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour film, that Liam attended with Paul McCartney, Paul Weller and Beady Eye.

I've heard Noel Gallagher saying those things as "best band in the world" from Liam are bullshit... oh wasn't it Noel the one saying huge bullshit as "Oasis are bigger than the Beatles"...
Noel never mentions Led Zeppelin among his favourite bands and I remember in the early days he was even wearing Zeppelin t-shirts, and in 2007 in the backstage he was DYING to meet them... (of course, they belong to the illuminati, as Noel). Classic double-faced Noel.
Led Zeppelin copied a lot... that's why Noel SECRETLY loves them...

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Pretty Green first catwalk

NEW YORK - 2009: Milan, beginning. 2010: Drapers best menswear brand award. 2012: catwalk.

Pretty Green has shown the Spring/Summer 2013 collection at New York’s Nolcha fashion week. It’s the first time a collection has been previewed in New York and there was great excitement and interest in the range, as it went down a storm with the US audience.
Nolcha fashion week is a key date in the fashion calendar for designers and brands alike, as it’s an important way to showcase collections to the US market. Over the past five years Nolcha Fashion Week has established itself as a platform for promoting innovative fashion designers through runway shows and exhibition during New York Fashion Week.
As a young British brand it was fantastic to be a part of Nolcha and to get such an exceptional response, we’ll look forward to being involved again.

I would even raise the price, to be a top brand like Italian fashion, so only a very few people could afford it.

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Noel licking Italian arses

FIRENZE - Noel Gallagher's blog from Italy, his favourite job: licking our arses. More quotes where he idolises us... he's a blinded fan.

"a couple of gigs in my spiritual home of Italy is enough to perk anybody up and true to form the gigs in Florence and Bologna had enough healing properties to raise the dead, let alone give a tired man a lift!! They were unbelievable nights. 2 of the very best."

"What is it with you Italians? Why do you seem to "get it" more than anyone else? It's a constant source of fascination for me. On the other hand it also means one spends most of the time trapped in hotels as you can't leave for fear of being kidnapped or trampled to death or kissed to within an inch of your life (these are not complaints . . . just observations!). [again Noel's John Lennon's syndrome...]. These people sing their own versions of songs in between the songs they've paid to see you sing!! They sang for Mancini! They sang for Mario Balotelli! They sang very nearly every Oasis song imaginable! The girls flashed there upper regions! They laughed and then they cried and then they surrounded the hotel thus ensuring that there could be no conceivable way to enter it without all the aforementioned things taking place again!

ITALY? WHY ALWAYS YOU??"

I've seen the girls going to Noel's gigs, they're always very ugly... (usually depressed teenagers). Once again, the worst place to meet a beautiful girl is definitely a Noel Gallagher's concert.

Photo: Alex Zanardi from Bologna, 46 years old, winning another gold medal @ London Paralympic Games 2012.

“What is the fatal charm of Italy? What do we find there that can be found nowhere else? I believe it is a certain permission to be human, which other places, other countries, lost long ago.” (Erica Jong)

"How do people in Italy stay so skinny?!? I have yet to see a single overweight person in all of Italy.
You have apertivos (a pre-drink with food), then followed by real dinner (first course pasta, second course meat), and then dessert. And all that cheese. And did I mention gelato?
No one really exercises that much either.
It makes no sense."

answer: sex.

That's why Noel Gallagher loves us: because we're not fat. 

(he hates fat people, insulting "American fat fucks working at McDonald's" and even his own fat fans)

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derby, arbitraggio romano scandaloso

MILANO - Milan-Inter, vittoria finta di plastica "made in China".
Striscione della scenografia di classe degli interisti: "ciao merde"... wow (conoscendo i loro cervelli, gli sarà costato mesi di lavoro... li potete riconoscere anche su internet perchè sembrano analfabeti).
Balotelli allo stadio, Moratti va a tutte le partite, a questa no... e gioca a far la vittima (si ricorderà anche del derby vinto con mano di Adriano?) e dice che lui non si lamenta mai ahahahaha.
L'arbitro è il "signor" Paolo Valeri di Roma, guarda caso proprio come l'allenatore dell'Inter Stramaccioni (che con questi baffetti solo sotto il naso sembra Hitler, o forse Charlie Chaplin) ...arbitro che ha dato la famosa espulsione inesistente al portiere dell'Udinese contro la Juventus, più rigore.
Impossibile evitare arbitri della stessa città dei giocatori, ma almeno dei due allenatori, si dovrebbe e potrebbe fare, con tutti gli arbitri (di merda) che ci sono. Lo stesso a livello internazionale, scartare arbitri della stessa nazionalità degli allenatori, ricordiamo Mourinho portoghese come l'arbitro (pure suo amico e socio) di Inter-Barcelona, una delle tante rubate nella Champions 2010.

Partita iniziata con ammonizione non data a Samuel che segna subito dopo, a freddo.
De Jong ingiustamente ammonito.
Gol regolare di Montolivo annullato, assurdo (fallo inesistente di Emanuelson). Questo arbitro non ci capisce molto di uscite dei portieri. A Coverciano deve ripassare i fondamentali.
Juan Jesus già ammonito commette fallo da ammonizione (pure ultimo uomo) e l'arbitro dà addirittura fallo all'Inter e fischia la fine del primo tempo, persino in anticipo. Rissa.
Soliti ladri di merda onestoni, roba da ufficio inchieste.
L'uomo di merda Cassano (ex Roma, ex tutto, meno che ex imbecille, quello sempre) è inesistente e viene sostituito. Idem per l'orribile Milito, due gol sbagliati in una sola azione davanti al portiere.
Netto rigore non dato al Milan nel secondo tempo (tra l'altro era il solito Samuel, ultimo uomo che avrebbe dovuto essere espulso), che si disinteressa del pallone che va a sinistra e lui va a destra su Robinho.
E con tutte le sostituzioni e perdite di tempo, solo 3 minuti di recupero! Arbitro coniglio.
Rissa finale. Un capolavoro.
Milan 15 tiri, Inter 6, possesso palla Milan 67%, Inter 33%, inesistente, giocando da provinciale persino il primo tempo in 11.
Stramaccioni va verso i tifosi e urla "è vostra"... sì sì decisamente, una ladrata così è sicuramente interista.
Ridicolissime le reazioni dei tifosi interisti, il colmo è stato sostenere che l'arbitro ha fischiato e quindi Handanovic si è fermato... il fischio invece è stato proprio mentre la palla si stava insaccando in rete. Naturalmente Stramaccioni ha detto che l'arbitro ha fischiato prima che tirasse...


Gazzetta dello Sport: VALERI, 4: Su Handanovic vede un fallo che non c'è e nega a Montolivo il gol dell'1-1. La partita gli sfugge di mano. Inadeguato.
Corriere dello Sport: VALERI, 4.5: Commette diversi errori. Il gol di Montolivo è buono. Grazia Juan Jesus. Giusta la doppia ammonizione a Nagatomo.
Tuttosport: VALERI 4.5: Emanuelson dà l'impressione di fermarsi sull'uscita di Handanovic. Giusta la seconda ammonizione a Nagatomo. Samuel va dritto su Robinho. Direzione non all'altezza.
Corriere della Sera: VALERI, 4: Valeri direttore di gara con un metro di giudizio a spanne, clamoroso abbaglio sul contrasto di Emanuelson con Handanovic.
La Repubblica, VALERI, 4: Al di là degli episodi contestati, su cui sbaglia, è nella conduzione della gara che fallisce: legge spesso al contrario falli e falletti. Tecnicamente un disastro.
Il Giornale: VALERI, 5: Sbaglia ad annullare il gol di Montolivo.

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Zani: AC Milan 87/88, birth of a dynasty

MILAN - Dedicated to the memory of Alessandro, from our school times. Those in Italy were the best leagues of all time, with the best players in the world. 

Berlusconi then became the most winning president in history and his AC Milan the most successful club in history. 

Photo: Ruud Gullit, we met him the other week in Milan.

When media mogul Silvio Berlusconi (Noel Gallagher "only a rich politician is a good politician" was in a film produced by "zio Silvio", about Italian Manchester City Blue Moon) took control of AC Milan in the spring of 1986, the team had not won a Scudetto since 1979 and had gone through its worst period in history by being relegated twice in the previous five years (for Match Fixing Scandal as well as sporting reasons). The previous President, Giuseppe Farina, had fled to South Africa amid the scandals. Berlusconi came with a grand vision of winning trophies and titles. The team was still being managed by Swedish veteran Nils Liedholm. The team already contained a backbone of Italian players who had played together for years. The defence was already being led by Captain and standard-bearer Franco Baresi, supported by Mauro Tassotti, Filippo Galli and a teenage Paolo Maldini (Pretty Green fan, friends with Liam). Midfielder Alberigo Evani as well as veteran striker Pietro-Paolo Virdis were mainstays for many seasons now. The foreign players on the books were the English pair of Mark Hateley (Pretty Green fan supporting Liam, scoring a goal with a header we'll never forget @ derby in 1984) and Ray Wilkins.
Berlusconi made a number of key signings for his first full season at the helm (1986/87). He offloaded a fading Paolo Rossi (winning the World Cup with Italy in 1982, some of our best football memories) and signed Verona's Giuseppe Galderisi as striker. He signed midfielder Roberto Donadoni from Atalanta to strengthen the midfield. From Fiorentina, National Team goalkeeper Giovanni Galli and striker Daniele Massaro came on board. Argentina's new wonder boy Claudio Borghi was signed from Argentinos Juniors in frame to be integrated in the next few years. Berlusconi had already set his sights on the Dutch duo of Ruud Gullit and Marco Van Basten, who many predicted a brilliant future.
That first season was saved with a UEFA Cup Play-off victory over Sampdoria. By then Liedholm had been relieved of his duties and replaced with Fabio Capello for the decisive last few weeks of the season. Capello secured the qualification and then stepped aside and took a position in Berlusconi's Finnivest Empire. For the following season (1987/88), Berlusconi made more personnel changes. Besides Gullit and Van Basten, battle hardened midfielder Carlo Ancelotti was signed from AS Roma. The English pair (struggling in the difficult Italian league) of Hateley and Wilkins departed to the french League to Monaco and Paris St Germain respectively. While Galderisi also departed after a solitary season. Berlusconi's most important and unconventional decision was on the choice of manager. He had been impressed with Arrigo Sacchi, then an unknown manager at Parma. He was mostly impressed with Sacchi's non-traditional (by Italian standards) attacking style of play. Italy's League was still entrenched in the defensive Catenaccio culture and low or no scoring games.
Sacchi openly preached an open attacking and pressing game. He preferred zonal marking to the traditional man-to-man marking so prevalent in Italy. Berlusconi saw in him as the ideal manager to lead his new Milan, despite his lack of top-level experience, and in his case a non-existent playing career. It took some time for this new Milan to click, as Van Basten was injured early in the season and would miss a majority of it. Gullit was simply sensational and took to the Serie A with ease in contrast to Juventus' Ian Rush who was completely struggling in his first season. For the early parts of the season, Milan was under the radar as Maradona's Napoli, the defending Champions, was seemingly running away with the title. When the two sides met in Milan in early January, AC Milan made their intentions clear by soundly defeating Napoli 4 to 1. From that point on, Milan went from win to win and reduced the deficit with Napoli with every passing week.
By the spring of 1988, Franco Baresi and midfielders Roberto Donadoni and Carlo Ancelotti were mainstays of the Italian National team. Nineteen-year-old Paolo Maldini also made his national team debut and kept his place for over a decade. Napoli was slowly imploding due to internal troubles. With three matches remaining, Napoli and AC Milan met at Naples with Milan right on their heels. By now van Basten had been back in the team for a few weeks, but clearly was not match fit enough to start. With Gullit in inspired form, Milan defeated Napoli 3 to 2, with even substitute Van Basten scoring, and overtook Napoli at the top of the table. Milan held on for the two remaining matches and won the League title for the first time in almost a decade, by playing a mindset of attack in the best form of defence attitude. 

AC Milan went on to win countless trophies domestically and in Europe for the next two decades and more. Paolo Maldini retired in 2009 as the last holdout of this era.
This first title was the catalyst for seven Scudettos and five Champions League trophies. Most importantly it changed the mentality of Italian soccer, as it slowly drifted away from Catenaccio. It paved the way for other attack minded managers such as Zdenek Zeman and Nevio Scala to take centre stage. For the past two decades, the Italian League has been a higher scoring League and this can be traced to this historic title.

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Arsenal racist fans

LONDON - Racism, daily problem in Great Britain, as confirmed in the best book about Oasis by Paolo. They sound schizophrenic and see racism in everything. Here are other confirmations about Asseanal fans being the worst ones.
Many foreign people emigrating to London support Asseanal, the failed club for french arseholes (Noel Gallagher: "fuck off Wenger and his socialist football"). Not a case that france is the country with most racist episodes in the world (even burning Jewish cemeteries, etc.).
As godlike punishment, they never win anything.
Even in their whole history: only ONE international trophy ahahaha an InterCities Fair Cup in the old sixties not even recognised by UEFA and an easy Cup Winners Cup (of course never a Champions League, won by Chelsea this year a London club for the first time, thanks to Italian Di Matteo). Not even 10 lives would be enough to reach the most successful club in history AC Milan, 18 international trophies, 7 Champions Leagues won.
These ones must have been Irishit, as those who racially abused Balotelli and Italy last summer.
Godlike punishment for Ireland: 0 points (nothing new).


Badges displaying antisemitic slogans were sold at a stall outside the Emirates Football stadium, the north London home of Arsenal football club, during the match against Southampton last Saturday afternoon.
The offensive badges, which stated “Fuck off Yids”, were being sold by two men on the corner of Elfort Road, Islington.
A complainant reported this to uniformed officers at a nearby police van, but said the three officers were “not interested” and told him to register his upset by calling the general 101 number.
“I told them they had the power to arrest people selling the badges and close down the stall as it was a racially aggravated public order offence — but the officer wasn’t interested and wouldn’t accept that it was offensive.
“Even though I said that the Yids bit was clearly racist, one officer said that the CPS would have no interest in the report.
“I thought Islington Council would have done something… they license these stalls, and if they know about it they should revoke their licences.”
The term “Yids” is used by rival fans against those of Tottenham Hotspur, widely perceived as a “Jewish” supported club. The term is also chanted with defiant pride by Tottenham fans.
Cllr Paul Smith, Islington Council’s executive member for the environment, said: “We take all complaints from residents very seriously and are investigating this report.”
www.jc-thn-ws3.thejc.com

A man was arrested on suspicion of a racially-aggravated public-order offence during a Premier League match.
The 29-year-old was held in connection with an incident at Arsenal's match against Newcastle.
The club carried out an internal investigation following reports that an individual had been caught on Sky Sports' live television coverage of the match at Emirates Stadium abusing Newcastle's Cheick Tiote.
A club statement confirmed: 'Following an incident during our home Premier League match against Newcastle United, a 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a racially-aggravated public-order offence.
'The suspect has been interviewed and bailed to return to Islington police station.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: 'Metropolitan Police officers today arrested a 29-year-old man at an address in Ilford on suspicion of a racially-aggravated public-order offence.
'He was taken to a north London police station where he was subsequently bailed'.
www.dailymail.co.uk

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Liam: Blur? they were London pansies

LONDON - Noel Gallagher wished them to "catch AIDS and die".
Beady Eye frontman Liam Gallagher says he 'hated' them at the time – but insists it was really 'just good fun'. Noel's joke wasn't really funny. Oh but according to his fans, he's hilarious. They must have have a strange sense of humour (in Italian "ridere per una merda di gallina" = laughing for a hen's shit), appropriate for little brains.
Liam has spoken out about the fierce rivalry his old band Oasis used to have with Blur.
The feud between the two bands helped make Britpop into a national obsession and originated in the magazine's pages but Liam said that although had previously "hated" Damon Albarn and co, the war-of-words they exchanged in the media had been "just good fun".
When asked whether he thought the rivalry between the two bands had been manipulated by the music press, he replied: "I don't think so. At the time I hated Blur, I thought they were just pansies from London and we were a totally different thing. You might have done certain things, but no-one told me whether I liked someone or not. I thought it was just all good fun."

Noel Gallagher is seriously the most pathetic old man ever seen.
I don't know how many people can find him "cool"... they must be really uncool.
The people don't listen (classic) to all the bullshit he says, or they would realise. Or they're dumb (that's more probable...)
He's always repeating the same things, no Oasis reunion not even for starving children, etc. (there's surely a purpose in that...)
And he's always talking about how it was in Oasis and treating the other members as ignorant people (from one as Noel who's "proud to be ignorant"... he probably thinks the other people must be just like him...)
When Liam was about to sue him, Noel finally shut up, as a scaredy cat. Now that some months have passed and his mum saved his ass, he's starting again with that. And he even said: oh where's the world going... (with people as him, it's doing very bad...)
If he was wise, he'd stop with all those stories and would go on (aka what a LIE, aka get a life...)
And he's even moaning because they always ask him about the reunion... oh boy, you were the first one talking about it, even before Oasis split up... and last year again the first one, you media darling...
He's 100% jealous of Beady Eye, they're always on his mind and sounds like he mocks them. What's the best band in the world at the moment according to him? he's not saying that. Maybe his "band"? yes, for a circus of clowns...

The "band that is not a band but will disband in November"... luckily next month.

photo: one of his idiotic blinded fans who want to marry him (in love with his falsetto voice to reach the high notes and permanent presence on Grazia magazine)

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