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Nothing significant is going to happen on Raw before it, but I think Wrestlemania will be an excellent show none the less. The business is evolving, the role of Raw will change a lot in the coming years imo. They'll want all the most important moments on the Network, not Raw I predict anyway.

Hail hail! Vintage Celtic top. http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s413/WWESitcom/Mobile%20Uploads/image_zps9kglbvm7.jpg[/url] With the better half at Harry Potter World last month: http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/s413/WWESitcom/Mobile%20Uploads/image_zps9zj6n29x.jpg

In the 5 years since I last posted, I've fucking revelled in everything that has happened to Rangers and their newco. They deserve every last bit of it :-) But more importantly, delighted with the squad Celtic have right now other than our striker options. Griffiths is an average player, Guidetti has given up. Gordon, Denayer, Van Dijk, Bitton and Johansen are all absolutely brilliant players. The future's bright. For Celtic ;)

It's been over 5 years since I last submitted a post, but I googled just to check how busy things were during Wrestlemania season and the rebrand has made me want to post again. Not sure if anybody will remember me haha, shocked to see so many old names still posting! I posted here almost every day between the age of 12 and 15, mad to think. I'm 21 now, and since leaving I've actually became a much bigger fan of wrestling than ever. I'm third year at uni, and still living in good old Belfast. Good to be back!

John Morrison & The Miz are the greatest wrestlers in the world. All-round; greatest.

But I think they want to make ECW a brand under the WWE banner, making Lawler cut promo's against them makes them seem like a seperate thing.

David Murray says Rangers are skint unless they sell Kris Boyd. Things are good :xyx

But wouldn't they have to pay him a hefty amount to sack him?

It's only worthwhile if it makes money in the long-run. Which it does. So it's working.

Is Lawler a commentator? Don't remember him ever having a match at Wrestlemania.

Terrible show. Didn't watch all of it, but what I did watch was pure crap. Non-stop Triple H. And I like Triple H. But having him shoved down my throat like this and overcoming the odds, it would work to make me hate Cena, but it just makes me feel bored of HHH. Which I'm not, but it's like they're trying to make me. For his entrance in the last match I liked how they showed crowd reaction from his first entrance. But HHH-Edge at Wrestlemania is shameful. The match won't be, it'll probably be very good. The crowd in the match will be very good also, I'd imagine. But having to watch this on TV for months will be terrible. No new fans will find this interesting. A lot of current fans will find it dull, and of course smarks will hate it, but watch more of it than anybody else. I don't know what category I fit in because I'll watch very little of the build-up but probably the whole match at Wrestlemania. If it's the actual Main Event then that's just more pathetic. Yet, at the same time, what else can they do really? Taker-HHH involves 2 older guys, and they tend to always want to put a Main Eventer who broke into the Main Event 2004 onwards [which I like, it's the right thing to do IMO]. They have no breakthrough star really. Jeff winning the Rumble and going to Raw to challenge Cena would have been immense, but that's just not going to happen. It's setting up to be a really dull Wrestlemania.

The guy they were going to repackage as an Elvis impersonator or whatever, I think he'll go. I can see Bob Holly finally being released, seems like he's having personal problems. Ricky Ortiz could be gone, and maybe even Tommy Dreamer. If Val Venis and Scotty 2 Hotty can be released, then so can Tommy Dreamer or Bob Holly. Hawkins & Ryder maybe. People who have been hanging around development forever. Hopefully Goldust. I think Manu's safe, I reckon they'll team him up with Kafu. But on that note, I don't think DH Smith and TJ Wilson are safe.

But it would have to be the Main Event, surely. And having that as your Main Event in 2009 would be horrible. Not short term obviously, but long term I'd say it would be. It could never be un-done. 2009- 20 years after Hogan's prime and 10 years after Austin's they have a Main Event match at Wrestlemania...sounds terrible to me.

I wasn't being serious, sillyhead xD

OH MHY GADDD if Mike Choida gets released I am never watching WWE again.

Ha, that was actually pretty funny. Nice one, Kurt :lol

The Attitude Era was really kicked off by Mabel winning KOTR and the fans loved his hardcore edge. People tend to forget that and say Austin started it or something.

I'd have thought Edge would get them to keep Venis. They must really wanna save money.

For people who want others to "Stop worrying and enjoy their life", they wasted a lot of time, money and effort in this. Something that many people won't enjoy. But ah well.

Even the advert for this thread is Twilight. Impressive.

Yeah I thought it was pretty stupid, too. Doesn't make the WWE or World Title seem better, just makes the ECW Title seem less. Which it clearly is, but we don't need to know it. That being said, I loved that Rumble match. Probably my favourite ever.

What does "There probably is no God" advertise?

I'd never seen or heard of that before. It was good...except for the tonnes of irony. Like nobody really calls him Dustin Rhodes. He came back as Goldust at least 3 or 4 times. And WCW losing Dustin Runnles/Seven finished with some guy clearly shouting "Goldust", which is what he will always be remembered for. He certainly isn't doing much to stop that.

Miz and Morrison both get a decent return of 58%, nice.

How can you say that without watching it?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! And you would say that anyway. I don't care if you or anybody else disagrees. You would. Simply because it involves Christian. Swap the 2 exact moment round and you'd go for the one that involves Christian. And you know what? There's nothing wrong with that :xyx