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This post made me looool.

No. Not a chance.

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No physical presence in the midfield allows players to walk all over us.

He's quite good going forward, but defending he reminds me of Alan Wright. He's never near his man when the other team attack...

And call her a stupid, stuck up word removed infront of her friends. She sounds like a complete waste of your time, and a word removed to boot.

There's a massive 1.5" of snow here, but there's still a few mcflurries in the air. Time to go to work...

So, this snow is coming in from the south west? There's no sign of snow in the south west so far today...

Radweld. The Tamworth solution.

Probably to do nothing and spend nothing and keep his mouth shut, if this shocking story is anything to go by. www.football365.com/f365-features/8398658/When-Frugality-Becomes-A-Lack-Of-Ambition

Given my friend has lived out there for over 10 years and said he has barely scratched the surface, I doubt you will do it all in 6 days!

I went there but the queue was out the door and about 15 feet up the street. It would have taken about 45 minutes to get in and get some food, by which time we had almost travelled back to 110th & Broadway and went to "Tom's Diner" instead. I've seen the programme though and the place does look good. Might try again next time I go out there...

DON'T go to Purley Chase over by Nuneaton. The place is still operational but looks like wasteground. Grass on the fairway is close to a foot long...

Downfall Parody #8623 One day all news broadcasts will just be Downfall Parody re-edits.

I went to Cairngorm (Aviemore) with a friend in December 2010 when the country was covered in snow. We drove the 594-mile journey overnight. It took 10 hours. I could have got to anywhere in Europe for that. We got to the mountain on the Friday morning at about 8:45. The road up to the car park was treacherous. It was closed to the public at 9:00 am and deemed unsafe. The whole country had rather a lot of snow that week, and Cairngorm was no exception. The winds were very high though, and the lifts stopped for about an hour at one point, with the operators at the Ptarmigan Funicular base offering refunds for those that didn't want to brave the -14C conditions or the 50mph winds. Scotland was a lot more humid than Europe or America, and a lot lore windy. It is not uncommon for the wind to blow a lot of the snow off the summit, making conditions particularly poor. We rode for three days, staying in a hostel at £15/night. Now this is a bargain - driving the 1,200 mile round trip in a diesel Focus cost us about £150, and £30 each for a couple of night accommodation made the trip about £105 for half a week's (considering you only ride for six days during a week's trip to Europe) holiday. Saturday night yielded an extra 10" of snow and the wind dropped off, making Sunday something of a bonus powder day. OK, an epic powder day! Scotland can be good if there is good snow, but the temperatures can fluctuate wildly, and prolonged heavy snow can often be blown into gullies or followed by rain, making conditions extremely poor. Friends have been to Scotland more than me, but unless you can go at the drop of a hat and don't mind where you stay, you can't guarantee that you will be able to ride when you get there. Cairngorm has got about 60km of trails, although there was only about 25km open during our trip. The lift pass was still over £30 per day, making it around the same sort of price as most of the larger European resorts. Europe is more likely to yield better and more reliable snow though. Colorado is normally far better than Europe, but I went last year for the new year (fourth trip out there) and the snow was dreadful - it was the worst snowfall for 20 years. I'm off to Les Arcs in a couple of weeks on a deal I have arranged for 8 people. I don't bother with package deals or agents, it's far cheaper to book holidays yourself. Have a look at the following sites and search for flights with www.skyscanner.net www.pv-holidays.com www.ownersdirect.co.uk www.homeaway.co.uk The place I am going in Les Arcs is £921 per person for half term for a package deal. I've booked it independently (two weeks before half term) for £360 per person. In conclusion, Scotland was good when we caught the excellent conditions, but if it gets a bit shit, you might find yourself spending all your days in the Winking Owl. Europe or America are going to be a lot more reliable if you want to spend your days riding.

I happened to stumble across this the other day while searching around the SHA board for info on the financial reports. It's all just so incredibly amateur and childish. They were bickering like a squadron of retards over that logo. Definitely worth looking for the thread on it...

And there was me thinking we were not playing them because they were both shit and a pair of disruptive arseholes...

We released him because he though he was worth upwards of £50k and we disagreed. He thought he was good enough to play for AC Milan. He signed for Bolton shortly after. Bolton got relegated, he was released because of a contract clause. We need a DCM and he is a DCM. If the club are not going to spend, we should give NRC a contract until the end of the season, just to have a physical presence in the midfield we are clearly currently lacking...

Reading a couple of pages of this thread draws more to one conclusion. You're all a bunch of hormonal women.

This. I reckon Bannan would shine with a decent DCM next to him, instead of Delph. A lot of what went forward last night went through him.

horse Club worth £16m, with £21.5m of debts and a projected £27m loss for the upcoming year. That's got to be close to insolvency, surely?

Trent, do you know how much they owe in loans? Is it £7m to Carson Yeung and something like £20m to BIHL? I am not quoting these figures as correct as I don't know if they are or not, but debts like this would probably make the club worthless.

He was so utterly shit I'm my not sure I see any reason to play him ever again. He looked like he was out of his depth against a team from the fourth division. His performance last night reminded me of Adam Rachel coming on after Michael Oakes ghost sent off for handball about 16 years ago. Not attacking Adam there, but for a seasoned international, Given looked like a clueless rookie.

Utter shit this evening. Might as well have had Steven Hawking in goal for their second.

Match receipts were up, yet attendances are down by 10%? I know they are playing an extra 4 games a season in that league, but surely they would have also had to drop ticket prices when they were relegated? I smell a rat...