#superinjunction

[JimBentley]

I guess it was only a matter of time before an actual newspaper did this:



I wonder if this means that - given that it's been all over the internet for the last couple of weeks - they're now confident of not being prosecuted?

[Adam Gillard]

So it was Neil Lennon?

[Chris Corby]

You and Charlie are going to jail Jim

Meanwhile I am off to see a young singer called Imogen who is just starting in the business. She is doing gigs in Manchester so I'll see yo all later...

[Ian Volante]

So, Mark Webber eh? Who'd have thunk it?

[Michael Wallace]

Awesome. There was a great BBC article yesterday where they had a screenshot of a tweet naming the Mystery Person, and they'd had to black out the name (obviously) but they'd also blacked out #superinjunction, as if that's the only way to search for a specific tweet. I actually hadn't been paying this story any attention until then, so didn't know it was, but after that I googled the bts of the tweet you could see and hey pesto. Awesomely rediculous shit.

[JimBentley]

It'll be interesting to see how Sky handle the Man Utd - Blackpool game this afternoon (with regard to the crowd sound). There's definitely going to be some interesting Giggs-centric chanting and songs going on, I reckon.

[Andy Wilson]

"After much speculation that he was going to put out a weakened side against Blackpool, Sir Alex Ferguson tonight submitted the following team sheet: 1. Edwin Van der Sar3. Patrice Evra6. Wes Brown12. Chris Smalling23. Jonny Evans24. Darren Fletcher 18. Paul Scholes11. Top Flight Premiership Footballer8. Anderson13. Ji Sung Park9. Dimitar Berbatov"

[Ben Hunter]

This lends credibility to the Richard Keyes 'tarmacking' allegations.

[Matt Morrison]

Who's the other footballer, and who has he bummed?

[Chris Corby]

Even the English papers are finding a way round injunctions by publishing articles that contain nothing except clues....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... Volvo.html

This was published way back on 10th May long before the Twitter avalanche.

[David Williams]

Not to mention Saturday's

"Ryan Giggs’ wife Stacey Cooke is normally an invisible WAG. But this week an ultra-slim Stacey turned up at the Manchester United player-of-the-year awards in a staggeringly sexy frock, showing that she’s every bit the equal of those stylish WAGs Abbey Clancy and Coleen Rooney.
Ryan’s a lucky chap indeed, so couldn’t he have tried a bit harder with that smile? I, for one, would love to read more about what a happy couple they make."

Is it now illegal to say anything private about anyone now? It would be if they had a superinjunction, and someone telling you there was one would breach it, so you have to assume they do.

[Matt Morrison]

My question of who's the other footballer was serious - does no one know?

[JimBentley]

My question of who's the other footballer was serious - does no one know?

Unless there's been another new one, it's Kevin Nolan.

[Charlie Reams]

My question of who's the other footballer was serious - does no one know?

My money was on Nobby Stiles. This answers your question and maybe some others.

[JimBentley]

My question of who's the other footballer was serious - does no one know?

My money was on Nobby Stiles. This answers your question and maybe some others.

Also this is useful for keeping up with these things.

[Matt Morrison]

My question of who's the other footballer was serious - does no one know?

My money was on Nobby Stiles. This answers your question and maybe some others.

Cheers chap! I heard on the grapevine you've got terrible knobby styles. You should injunct it.

[Gavin Chipper]

Tse has a super-injunction out. Look it up if you don't believe me.