Question of the Weekend (Liverpool’s early form)

Hi all,

The Postman’s Question of the Weekend:

Why do you think Liverpool’s performances so far has been less than impressive, despite the results?

Gary Lim with Aide Iskandar LIVE on Razor.Tv tom (29 Aug, 8pm)

First, you had Iain Macintosh showing off his kaki, then Jonathan Roberts showing off his Scouse accent, and now…

Catch Gary Lim – The New Paper’s Top Tipster – as he was the Friday night guest again on Razor.TV’s live Internet broadcast show – Point Blank – at 8pm (29 Aug) (at www.razor.tv), with Singapore football’s previous national captain Aide Iskandar. They present their latest EPL thoughts and tips too. (Ernest Luis had to cover a sudden press conference on the table tennis saga so wasn’t able to appear). 

Question of the Week (Spanish/Italian League preview)

Hi all,

The Postman’s Question of the Week: Who will win the Spanish and Italian Leagues this season, and why? Who look the strongest to challenge England’s Big Four in the Champions League?

To find out a fuller context of what we require from you, pick up a copy of The New Paper on 26 & 27 Aug. Post your comments below, or e-mail to tnppostman@gmail.com under the title “Dear Postman” with a word limit of 200 words and the deadline is 4pm on Wednesday (27 Aug), before the readers’ spread is published in The New Paper’s Friday edition.

Calling all you ABUs & NBUs!

Calling all ABUs (Anything But Man United fans) and NBUs (Nothing But United fans)

John Molina, lead singer of Krueger, which performs at Thumper, is a Liverpool fan who, more than hoping his team will win the Premiership, does not want Manchester United to win it. Rod Monteiro, DJ of Radio 91.3, believes his Manchester United will make it three in a row.

What do you think? Join in the ABU v NBU Challenge.

Email your thoughts under the heading “ABU v NBU” to: tnppostman@gmail.com.

Include your full name, age, occupation, contact number and which team you support.

Or just comment straight off here, and sign off with your name, age and occupation.

 

 

The Postman’s Guest: Joe Morrison (Liverpool Rip-off)

BEING from the very North of England means that for a large portion of my life, I lived near the border of Scotland. The Jocks are tight with money which means that the Geordies are just one step away from that in that they love a bargain. Me, well I just want VALUE FOR MONEY.

If I spend a million dollars on a car, I don’t expect the garage to deliver me a Skoda, I want a Buggatti Veyron. Is this too much to ask? I can easily list you my top five favourite restaurants in the world and they all have one thing in common. You get more food and better quality than you would expect for the price you pay! For me, football is exactly the same. I want value for money. The best striker last season?

Your EPL Weekend Highs

Hi all,

After the weekend’s games shown, tell us what you think of the teams or players who left you with a high.

Keep it to 200 words as usual, and sign off with your name, age and occupation.

Cheers

Ernest Luis, The Postman, The New Paper

Question of the Weekend (England’s new skipper)

Hi all,

The Postman’s Question of the Weekend:

Do you think John Terry should remain as England’s captain, or are there other worthy skippers in the team, and why?

To find out a fuller context of what we require from you, pick up a copy of The New Paper on 22 Aug. Post your comments below, or e-mail to tnppostman@gmail.com under the title “Dear Postman” with a word limit of 200 words and the deadline is 10pm on Sunday (24 Aug), before the winning letter is published in The New Paper’s Tuesday edition.

Ernest Luis & Your Podhost “Live” on Razor.TV (22 Aug)

The Postman and Jonathan Roberts – our Podcast host – appeared as the Friday night guests again on Razor.TV’s live Internet broadcast show – Point Blank – at 8pm on Friday (22 Aug) (at www.razor.tv).  They present their latest EPL thoughts and tips too, from TNP’s Top Tipping team exclusively.

Postman Podcast with Imac in da house!

Hello again.

Have a look at this disturbing picture

As the picture suggests, Ernest was ill. Gary, AWOL.

So it was just Iain and myself. The dreamteam, you could say (cough)

So I took the oppourtunity to help Iain almost miss his flight by tying him down for a podcast.

Yes, Iain, live and in conversation. Like two old friends who have never really met before, yakking away about their hopes and fears for this EPL season. There’s a show in that somewhere.

Enjoy here for now.

We’ll try and get the blog doctor to put the streaming option back up very soon.

Cheers

Jonrob,

the podhost

The Postman’s Guest: Joe Morrison

THE Barclays Premier League. The best league in the world?

Well not exactly, but you certainly get value for money. Why? It is of course three leagues in one, and that was evident on the opening weekend of the new season.

At the top, we have the “Champions League”. This elite battle features  Manchester United and Chelsea (who slugged it out last time in Moscow) along with Arsenal and Liverpool.

Except for Chelsea, they all put in below- par performances, but because of superior resources,  came away with results.