Welcome to T5MOD

by **Hero** Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:58 pm

First topic message reminder :

Welcome to the 5 Moves of Doom!

This is an off topic section of the wrestling where its hopefully a more relaxed area you can chat about whatever, the footie, music etc

Please remember though to respect one another and keep it reasonably clean!

by NickisBHAFC Fri Feb 22, 2013 3:51 pm

Who has a PS3?

and FIFA 13?

by ncfc_Tooze Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:14 pm

Shingo is the man
that is all

by **JJJohnson** Fri Feb 22, 2013 8:19 pm

Norwich ready for a hammering tomorrow, Tooze?

Everton really need the three points so hopefully we can pull it off, but I have a horrible feeling about playing at Carrow Road.

by **Dolphin Ziggler** Fri Feb 22, 2013 11:04 pm

I'm a West Ham fan. Favourite player right now Joe Cole or Mark Noble. Joey was my hero growing up, having him back made me scream like a little girl. Notable mentions for Paolo Di Canio, Julian Dicks and Steve Potts. Scotty Parker is still a favourite, even if hes a sp*rs player now. Scholes, Giggs and Keane always been at the top for me too.

Raised to love Bobby Moore. Never saw the great man play, but he is just ingrained as a hero for any West Ham fan, you get taught about him nearly every day. Will be a big night Monday.

I watch and read too much nonsense to list. I would promote the old Ricky Gervais podcasts and the old Jon Richardson and Russell Howard radio shows as amazing comedy.

Listen to a lot of Childish Gambino. I also hate Morrissey and would love to spit at him

by **Hero** Sat Feb 23, 2013 4:44 am

Bobby Moore was hardly a GOAT contender though Whistle

by ncfc_Tooze Sat Feb 23, 2013 5:18 am

JJJohnson wrote:Norwich ready for a hammering tomorrow, Tooze?

Everton really need the three points so hopefully we can pull it off, but I have a horrible feeling about playing at Carrow Road.

I think we are in with a chance to take something, with tettey out that means we ate likely to go back to our better. Formation of 4-4-2 with becchio or kamara joining Holt up top. Hoolahan will probs be the wildcard if he plays well then so do we

by **Dolphin Ziggler** Sat Feb 23, 2013 11:32 am

Hero wrote:Bobby Moore was hardly a GOAT contender though

Ask Beckenbauer and Pele you prawn sandwich munching swine!

by Paul Mac 6CW Sat Feb 23, 2013 4:57 pm

JJ hiding his face after that result?

by ncfc_Tooze Sat Feb 23, 2013 7:25 pm

KEI KEI KEI KAMARRRRRRRRRRRRRA

by Guest Sat Feb 23, 2013 7:38 pm

NickisBHAFC wrote:Who has a PS3?

and FIFA 13?

I have the former but not the latter. Does that help?

by **VDT** Sun Feb 24, 2013 9:51 am

NickisBHAFC wrote:Who has a PS3?

and FIFA 13?

I do!!!!

by Guest Mon Feb 25, 2013 6:28 am

I have 3 sports so 3 teams I follow

Football - Forest
Cricket - Notts
Rugby - Leicester Tigers

by Shot 21 LCFC Mon Feb 25, 2013 6:52 am

AntLord wrote:I have 3 sports so 3 teams I follow

Football - Forest
Cricket - Notts
Rugby - Leicester Tigers

Whoah!!! Whats this?!?! A Nottingham born Forest fan supporting the Leicester Tigers!! Support you own Nottingham rugby team!!! Very Happy

by Guest Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:21 am

Always been a Tigers fan - perhaps i'm a glory hunter

by theundisputedY2D2 Mon Feb 25, 2013 2:18 pm

For my sins I am a Rangers and Liverpool fan.

Other than football I'll watch pretty much any sport going although wrestling (it's still a sport to me dammit!), MMA, tennis, rugby union, F1 and Moto GP are my faves.

I have a PS3 but I don't have FIFA 13, think the last FIFA game I got was 2010. Can't actually remember the last game I bought, might have been LA Noire, although I'm buzzing about GTA V if it ever comes out.

Oh and I recently got engaged but that's not important right now! Laugh

by Guest Mon Feb 25, 2013 2:21 pm

theundisputedY2D2 wrote:

Oh and I recently got engaged but that's not important right now!

Congrats.

by theundisputedY2D2 Mon Feb 25, 2013 2:23 pm

Cheers!

by Shot 21 LCFC Mon Feb 25, 2013 2:36 pm

I would also congratulate you but its Wrestlemania season baby!!!! Little things like that can wait till afterwards Wink

by theundisputedY2D2 Mon Feb 25, 2013 2:39 pm

Exactly!

by **Hero** Tue Feb 26, 2013 8:42 am

Here's one for everyone, best & worst band you've ever seen live?

by MIG Tue Feb 26, 2013 9:12 am

My main 3 sports are
Football - Everton
F1 - McLaren
Wrestling

I like watching the Crucible and the odd tennis match. All round casual sports fan but certainly no expert in any of them.

Favourite band I've seen live is Radiohead last year at the 02. Amazing gig.
Can't say I've seen any poor gigs so far.

by Nakatomi Plaza Tue Feb 26, 2013 9:28 am

Best act I've seen live was David Bowie at the Isle of Wight festival. Worst was seeing Republica supporting Paul Weller.

by TheCelticGarbutt Tue Feb 26, 2013 9:34 am

Worst gig for me so far was Alexandra Burke ............ spent the whole day at the races with the premise of a special guest after the final race. We were drunk as hell, warm summers night so we decided to get right down the front. Alex came on, it started to chuck it down and everyone left and went home. When it was down to about 50 people, our minibus arrrived and we were off!! Probably not her fault I might add, but it wasnt the best ending to our night

by **VDT** Tue Feb 26, 2013 9:43 am

Hero wrote:Here's one for everyone, best & worst band you've ever seen live?

Too many - Metallica supported by Machine Head in Manchester was a beast of a gig and Slipknot and Andrew WK were brilliant too!!!
My first gig was Muse supported by Coldplay which was pretty cool!!! Saw Muse 4 times that year!!!

Waste - Steps and Bewitched played a gig in our local park which i got dragged to (kicking and screaming) which was god awful!!! steam

Memories still haunt me to his day Ha!!!

by Adam D Tue Feb 26, 2013 9:52 am

Oi! Leave Steps alone!

I have seen them but it wasnt the worst concert I have been to.

Fave is most probably Guns N Roses. Least favourite most probably Thin Lizzy (who were support).

by **Hero** Tue Feb 26, 2013 9:53 am

For me the best gig was Foo Fighters a couple of years ago at Milton Keynes, everyone was just hugely up for it and we got front row, my Mrs is only 5ft 1in and a petite frame with it so the guards and everyone around made sure she was looked after and they kept bringing her water all the time, didn't want to tell them she always looks that pale.
Worst was probably Chili Peppers at the MEN arena, Chicks on Speed were the warm up act and the crowd hated them, Anthony Kiedis was apparantely at it with one of them so when he came on stage he wasn't happy and moaned about how everyoen treated the warm up act, they didn't put much effort into the gig then.

by **VDT** Tue Feb 26, 2013 10:02 am

Adam D wrote:Oi! Leave Steps alone!

I have seen them but it wasnt the worst concert I have been to.

Fave is most probably Guns N Roses. Least favourite most probably Thin Lizzy (who were support).

Saw Guns N Roses (well Axel Rose and a backing back) at Download06 and they were god awful for half the gig coz Axel Rose keeps leaving the stage for a few minutes after each song leaving the backing band to do awful guitar solos of pop songs like "Beautiful"!!! Second half was beast!!!

Zebrahead and My chemical B*stard Romance were cr*p too!!!

by Adam D Tue Mar 05, 2013 2:20 pm

Stacked podcast tonight - double guests.

And no, the Blue Meanie or Shad Gaspard are neither of them!

I am really looking forward to tonights show - great topics and really interesting guests.

by Adam D Tue Mar 05, 2013 6:21 pm

Nice to have two guests turn up for our podcast AND on time!

Up yours Blue Meanie with your military time!

by Bluebird_ccfc Tue Mar 12, 2013 8:31 pm

This is the first time I've actually noticed this.

Better be quick with a lil bit about me.

Fav football team: Cardiff
NFL team: new York giants
NBA team: new York Knicks (only NBA team I've seen live AND in the garden before the most recent upgrades)

Other sports I enjoy are mma, f1, darts, boxing. There are probably more but I can't think of anymore at present.

On another note, Brighton have been the best team I've seen down the CCS and also felt bad for Leicester tonight as they deserved the three points.

by Shot 21 LCFC Wed Mar 13, 2013 7:11 am

Damn right we did lol!!! Damn you Gustede!!! Oh well, good luck in the Premier League next season. The South Wales derby will be quite a game to look forward to.

by Bluebird_ccfc Wed Mar 13, 2013 8:55 am

Lol. Mate the way we are playing at the moment I honestly can't see us doing it. As crazy as that sounds but only cardiff could mess an 11 point lead up, all you have to do is look at the way our seasons have ended the past few years. I won't believe that we can do it until the final ball is kicked!

by Adam D Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:01 pm

I can honestly say that Crips and I have just done the most awesome interview we have ever done for this site.

A true wrestling legend gave us a 30 minute interview!

Feel free to have a guess as to who it is.

The only clue I will give is that he was at the top f his game in the WWF in the 80s and early 90s

by **Hero** Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:06 pm

Hogan

by Adam D Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:08 pm

You know thats not right. Hogan peaked in the 70s

by Fernando Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:11 pm

Unless it's hillbilly jim i do not care Whistle

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:18 pm

Ted Dibiase? Jim Duggan? Sgt Slaughter? Warrior?

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:20 pm

Piper? I'm going with Piper!

by Adam D Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:30 pm

the article is going up as we speak - 5 minutes and you can listen to it!

And no one is right yet!

by Fernando Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:33 pm

Tatanka?

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:33 pm

If it's Bobby Heenan I will spazz out!

by Adam D Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:46 pm

It was none of those.

AS you will most probably have seen, it was the Honky Tonk Man!

You should take a listen - the guy is awesome!

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:51 pm

I'll have a good listen to that tomorrow night after work. He's done some decent shoots over the years has the greatest IC Champ of all time!

Good stuff.

by shortnuff Wed Mar 20, 2013 12:34 pm

Cant remember what all the questions were now so i will answer the ones i remember.

Teams: Newcastle United, Stockport County

Other sports: Most of them cricket, golf, snooker, F1, Basketball (recently got sky sports and have yet to find a sport i wont watch, also evidenced by the olympics)

Best Gig: Artic Monkeys Emperess ballroom, Blackpool not long after first album was released.

Worst gig: Dont go and see bands i dont like so maybe someone at a festival? Yeah Im gonna say Goldfrapp at Creamfields dragged to see them/her by a partner at the time.

Also if i could add one of my own (apologies if someone has beat me to it)

Greatest acheivement: Being a father to my two wonderful kids Smile

by Shot 21 LCFC Tue Mar 26, 2013 12:24 pm

Tupac Amaru Shakur is the greatest rapper of all time.

Discuss...

by Guest Tue Mar 26, 2013 2:20 pm

Shot 21 LCFC wrote:Tupac Amaru Shakur is the greatest rapper of all time.

Discuss...

Made the same song over and over and over...

Demanded his sistas be respected but abused his sistas nonetheless. A walking contradiction.

Sold his soul to the devil (Suge Knight) and forgot what he was supposed to be about.

A fantastic artist who I grew up listening to in the 90's but the fact remains he was a bully and a genuine thug. The whole thug life thing was definitely not a gimmick.

A decent poet yes but a great lyricist and wordsmith? No!

Nowhere near the level of Nas, Jay Z, Biggie, Eminem (pre 2004), Chuck D and many others.

All that said Juice is still an amazing film 20+ years on.

by Shot 21 LCFC Tue Mar 26, 2013 3:01 pm

FreekShow wrote:
Shot 21 LCFC wrote:Tupac Amaru Shakur is the greatest rapper of all time.

Discuss...

Made the same song over and over and over... - Cant agree here, some may have been along the same subject, but you cant make as many songs as he did and make eveyone about something completely different.

Demanded his sistas be respected but abused his sistas nonetheless. A walking contradiction. - If you are talking about the sexual abuse case then I believe Tupacs version of events (maybe I am biaised). If you are talking about songs where he calls them h*s and b*tched then I kinda see your point. However my counter-point would be (and the same could be said for a lot of rappers) that when he talks about women like that then he is talking about a certain type of woman. Some women genuinely are b*tches (and as Tupac said plenty of men could be b*tches too). But songs like Keep Ya Head Up are for the genuine women out there.

Sold his soul to the devil (Suge Knight) and forgot what he was supposed to be about. - Not much to disagree with here. He was kind of left with no choice though as Suge was offering him a chance to get out of jail and as far as Pac was concerned (rightly or wrongly) all of his other friends had deserted him.

A fantastic artist who I grew up listening to in the 90's but the fact remains he was a bully and a genuine thug. The whole thug life thing was definitely not a gimmick. - No it wasnt but it certainly wasnt all about being hard and beating people up etc. Thug Life was about much more than that. Im sure you already know what it stood for anyway so I wont go into that unless you need me to elaborate furhter.

A decent poet yes but a great lyricist and wordsmith? No! - IMO he was the greatest of them all. He certainly didnt have the flow of Biggie, or the multi-syllable rhyming technique of an Eminem or a Big Pun but IMO he was on a whole other level with his lyrics. Songs such as Hail Mary, Pain and even more so, So Many Tears demonstrate my point here

Nowhere near the level of Nas, Jay Z, Biggie, Eminem (pre 2004), Chuck D and many others. - Similar to the above. I am fans of all these rappers but IMO (and thats the key here I suppose - opinion) they were nowhere near his level. Nas himself admitted this and IMO he is the closest you get to 2 Pac in terms of how raw and real he was.

All that said Juice is still an amazing film 20+ years on. - Fully agrreed

Please see above.

by Guest Tue Mar 26, 2013 3:29 pm

Shot 21 LCFC wrote:
FreekShow wrote:
Shot 21 LCFC wrote:Tupac Amaru Shakur is the greatest rapper of all time.

Discuss...

Made the same song over and over and over... - Cant agree here, some may have been along the same subject, but you cant make as many songs as he did and make eveyone about something completely different.

Demanded his sistas be respected but abused his sistas nonetheless. A walking contradiction. - If you are talking about the sexual abuse case then I believe Tupacs version of events (maybe I am biaised). If you are talking about songs where he calls them h*s and b*tched then I kinda see your point. However my counter-point would be (and the same could be said for a lot of rappers) that when he talks about women like that then he is talking about a certain type of woman. Some women genuinely are b*tches (and as Tupac said plenty of men could be b*tches too). But songs like Keep Ya Head Up are for the genuine women out there.

Sold his soul to the devil (Suge Knight) and forgot what he was supposed to be about. - Not much to disagree with here. He was kind of left with no choice though as Suge was offering him a chance to get out of jail and as far as Pac was concerned (rightly or wrongly) all of his other friends had deserted him.

A fantastic artist who I grew up listening to in the 90's but the fact remains he was a bully and a genuine thug. The whole thug life thing was definitely not a gimmick. - No it wasnt but it certainly wasnt all about being hard and beating people up etc. Thug Life was about much more than that. Im sure you already know what it stood for anyway so I wont go into that unless you need me to elaborate furhter.

A decent poet yes but a great lyricist and wordsmith? No! - IMO he was the greatest of them all. He certainly didnt have the flow of Biggie, or the multi-syllable rhyming technique of an Eminem or a Big Pun but IMO he was on a whole other level with his lyrics. Songs such as Hail Mary, Pain and even more so, So Many Tears demonstrate my point here

Nowhere near the level of Nas, Jay Z, Biggie, Eminem (pre 2004), Chuck D and many others. - Similar to the above. I am fans of all these rappers but IMO (and thats the key here I suppose - opinion) they were nowhere near his level. Nas himself admitted this and IMO he is the closest you get to 2 Pac in terms of how raw and real he was.

All that said Juice is still an amazing film 20+ years on. - Fully agrreed

Please see above.

As soon as he signed with Death Row the writing was on the wall and it's a shame that Interscope completely gave up on him but they were tired of apologising on his behalf and watch him sail too close to the wind time after time. His work up until All Eyez on Me was brilliant and pure.

All Eyez on Me, whilst a decent effort, was rushed and jam packed with tired filler. Everything after that was so-so. I still listen to his work from time to time and can appreciate his gift. I have no problem with anybody regarding him as the best and I'm sure he's still the highest grossing rapper of all time (?) but for me he fits somewhere in the 6-10 bracket. I actually think his death benefits his standing.

I've read - as I'm sure you have - enough to formulate an opinion on him as a human being and he was a nasty piece of work. You only have to look at the CCTV tape of his last night to see that. Hit em Up is probably the most ill advised record release of all time also and he did himself no favours there!

Pac and Suge were a bomb waiting to go off and go off it did.

As you say it's all about opinions. It's just a shame he didn't clean his act up because he was some talent. thumbsup

by Shot 21 LCFC Wed Mar 27, 2013 6:38 am

It is all opinions I suppose - I actually regard his Death Row material as his best! All Eyez On Me and Killuminati are classics in my eyes (although I still love all the prior albums).

But Im not going to sit here and say he did no wrong and was an angel. He definitely did some things which were not at all decent or recommendable. But in a way he became such an angry man through circumstances. When you think about it, he got shot 5 times and believed it was his friends who set him up. Then he went to prison for something he didnt really do (this is my belief cant prove either way). Thats enough to turn anyone ito an angry rageful man.

It is a shame though I agree, and while I think Death Row bought out the best in him music-wise, I agree that it was probably the beginning of his demise...

Good to have a proper thought out discussion about it though as opposed to wumming and insults

by Adam D Wed Mar 27, 2013 1:38 pm

Another interview tonight with the star of the greatest match ever:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkEwz4DCnLM

So excited!

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