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Publishing InfoFriday 6 January 2006
By Archie Brand

From a football point of view I've decided to lay off the net for a few days. There's just no point in checking out Toon stories at the moment unless you want to know about our injury problems, or unless you want to read an eyewitness account about Souness being spotted signing on. So it was a quiet night with nowt on the box, and what with me feeling just a tad under the weather, I sat down and thought about names. Sad I know, but read on.

There is a theory that anagrams never lie. Take a name or phrase and reorganise the letters, and you'll generally find that anagram can be extremely revealing, or accurate, or even just damn funny. This is what I do with my spare time, so at least pity me!

Below left are a list names, and on the right anagrams of them. Of course, the anagrams in no way reflect the views of the author - much.

Graeme Souness - Emre Uses No Gas

Sack Graeme Souness - See - Manager Sucks So!

Laurent Robert - Errant Trouble

Jean Alain Boumsong - A Semi-annual Nob Jog

Titus Bramble - A Bumblers Tit

Titus Malachi Bramble - Masturbate Lamb Chili - Traumatic Lab Blemish

Shola Ameobi - Is A Lame Hobo - A Beamish Loo

Steven Taylor - Tyne Love Star

Stephen Carr - He Terns Crap - Then Scarper

Michael Chopra - Mach I Craphole

Charles N'Zogbia - A Bachelor Zings - Grab a Zinc Hole - Blazing Roaches

Scott Parker - Star Trek Cop - Rock Spatter - Rocket Parts

Emre Belozoglu - Reel Zoom Bugle

Michael Owen - Oh, New Malice - He Came In Low - Ciao, New Helm (One For Souness?)

Steven Harper - The Pre-saver

Kieron Courtney Dyer - Rickety Under Rooney

Lee David Bowyer - I Evade Dyer Blow

Amady Moustapha Faye - Ha, Famous Team - Payday! - Apathy Made Ya Famous

Celestine Babayaro - Easily Beat Bra Cone

There comes a time when you just need a rest from all the baseless crap that you read out there. By the time you read this Luque will have been traded for half of Real Madrid, Bowyer for half of Charlton and Robert for Half a Crown.

Owen will have had his toe pinned to Parkers knee, and Carr's Hernia will be half way up his back. Shearer will have had half the government sacked and will have a leg amputated before agreeing to come back and play next season, at which point we'll find out that he's actually 41.

That famous double act, Sam Allardyce - O'Neil - Keegan - O'Leary will be firmly ensconced in the St James Park Managers Office and 30 million quid will appear out of nowhere so we can go out and pay way over the odds for another busload of injury prone players who can't get regular first team action with their own clubs, and can't believe their luck when Freddy raps on their door with an unbelievable contract that requires that they do no more than occupy a comfortable bed in the SJP treatment room for 3 months.

If it turns out that these ones are actually fit, just give us a couple of months and we'll train the fitness right out of them. Around this time poor old amicable "I never fell out with anybody" Souness will be heading to Mackemsville, and hopefully taking the "Bumble B's" - Boumsong, Babayaro and Bramble - with him. On his way out he'll hear for the first time what 52,000 Geordies actually sound like when they agree with each other.

Archie, tuning out for a few days off.

© Archie Brand
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