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At least Hitler didn`t produce crap music. And he didn`t look as big a knob as Dippy does.
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Jacobs was asked if Al Mirage actually existed this morning on Radio 5live. He said that of course he existed because he had spoken to him on the phone!! A bit like George Weah calling Souness I expect!
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Liebherr: "I'm not going to buy Kaka" Aged 61, Markus Liebherr resumed the English club Southampton. The Bullois explains why. The Bullois Markus Liebherr well restore its former glory to the club from Southampton. Like wildfire, the news made the rounds of English websites: "A Swiss to the rescue of Southampton. The BBC, The Times and other major English newspapers have spoken on the canvas before being relayed by the foreign sports venues. This name is Switzerland's Markus Liebherr: a name well known in the region. After Hans, a former director of the company Liebherr-International AG and rider Christina, so here is his uncle Markus. Discreet far, this businessman of 61 years left siblings Liebherr in 1993 to found his own company based in Freiburg: MALI International. Markus Liebherr, why did you decide to return to Southampton (22 million)? The club was in serious financial trouble and someone should invest. So I took the opportunity to take a team who plays in the third division, but relies on loyal fans and has the potential to be in first division. It was a great opportunity not to be missed. A Swiss who took over an English club. This decision may surprise ... No, I do not think so. You should not miss such an opportunity. I have invested far less than if I had taken a club in good health. Were you ever involved earlier in the football world? I am often the main results. But I admit that football is not my passion. With this acquisition, I will further explore this environment that I do not know much. What are your intentions? The goal is simple: Southampton must find its place among the elite of English football. Now, this does no good to cut corners by taking too many financial risks. My goal is to build a strong team, formed by the players believed. For this reason I surround myself with people you trust, who will be willing to commit to the club color return. You will not imitate Florentino Perez, the new president of Real Madrid, which offers a host of stars its supporters? Sorry, but I'm not going to buy Kaka (laughs). Slowly crossed the different levels that will allow us to get our bet. Why did you choose to go abroad in England and not have chosen to invest in a Swiss club, for example? In Switzerland, no club was in the same situation and offered me the opportunity to start over. The wait seems huge side fans. Feel the pressure? I know that Southampton is a club tradition that has been blessed with great players in the past, supported by many fans. The club has sunk in recent years because many people trying to lead. I am now the sole master on board and I hope to pursue the path towards success. Is-it's a first for the Liebherr family entering the world of football? It is true that my family is more attracted to equestrian sports. But it's more my brother Hans, who is passionate about horses. I have tried small, on ponies, but this did not prove conclusive (laughter). You are now the owner of an English club. Will you change your habits? Of course, I often go to the stadium to watch the team. But I live in bubble and I plan to stay there. I will perform more than just travel. A glorious past Earlier this week, businessman residing in Bulle decided to take control of English club Southampton. The amount of 22 million has apparently been necessary for the Gruérien to be enthroned in the magnificent stadium in southern England. A drifting since his fall from first division in 2005, Southampton this season, were relegated to Division One (3rd division) following the bankruptcy of former owners, who have left a debt of 52.7 million francs. Before the arrival of Markus Liebherr, only the club's history could be considered rich. Becoming Premier League from 1978 to 2005, Southampton has won the famous Cup in 1976. More recently, this training has failed in the final against Arsenal (2005). Players like Kevin Keegan, Peter Shilton, Alan Shearer, Peter Crouch or the young talent of Theo Walcott has also played for the club. So with the weight of this glorious past that Markus Liebherr will attempt to succeed his bet: put the club afloat for him to come back safely, in the Premier League. What logically increase the financial value of its new acquisition. vac
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Yes, I heard that and you`re right, he didn`t sound convincing or upbeat. I thought that this weeks owner had got rid of everyone apart from "Story-Teller". Is Jacobs actually still involved?? Wasn`t he with al Mirage in trying to get a court injunction to stop Chanrai taking over??
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Have you seen the "Is Grammar Important?" thread?
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Council crack down on English Speaking taxi stickers
miserableoldgit replied to Huffton's topic in The Lounge
Isn`t this a racist remark?? Comparing the work ethic of different races in a stereotypical way? I am sure that the "Witch Hunters", looking for racism everywhere, even in places where it doesn`t exist, would have jumped down your throat if you had questioned the work ethic of "other cultures. -
Band Of Brothers - British miniseries version, ideas?
miserableoldgit replied to Crab Lungs's topic in The Lounge
Been to Pegasus Bridge a couple of times. Very evocative place even now, especially the cafe which is still, (I think), run by the family who ran it during the war, and it became the first "house" liberated. -
Band Of Brothers - British miniseries version, ideas?
miserableoldgit replied to Crab Lungs's topic in The Lounge
Or "John Adams", an absolutely magnificent series. http://www.hbo.com/john-adams -
Band Of Brothers - British miniseries version, ideas?
miserableoldgit replied to Crab Lungs's topic in The Lounge
The things that we do really well is the "period" stuff. "Cranford", for example, was brilliant. It may not be to everyones taste, I accept, but it was high-quality television. -
So, they think that he is going to protect his investment by pumping even more money in? Hmmmm.......
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Good, not unreasonable post PES.
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Didn`t the club bring out a red and white quarted shirt to mark the end of the Dell? Seem to remember that that one was quite well recieved.
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Band Of Brothers - British miniseries version, ideas?
miserableoldgit replied to Crab Lungs's topic in The Lounge
BoB is a staggeringly good series (as I am sure that the new one will be) and I agree that we are overdue a good re-telling of the British side of things, which of course BoB virtually misses completely. As for glorifying war, I don`t think that in anyway it does that. For all of the "anti-war" rhetoric around nowadays , war is , sadly, a fact of life. There have been wars since man first pulled himself out of the swamp and there always will be. I think that from a British standpoint, war stories say as much about the make-up of our national character as anything else. That we stood virtually alone for 2 years against Hitler, and similarly against Napoleon says a lot about the stubborness, beligerance, tolerance and durabilty in the people of these islands. Like everyone else I would love to see an end to all wars but it`s all about how you conduct yourselves when they happen that really counts. -
Quite right!
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Mark Fry on Solent this morning, when asked if he would do at Poopey what he did at Saints, said that he believed that administration advisors were already in place at FP should they decide to go down that route.
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F`sure!
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Dunno. Are you then??
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Sorry if this is already posted somewhere. http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/156392/Southampton-to-get-new-strip
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Council crack down on English Speaking taxi stickers
miserableoldgit replied to Huffton's topic in The Lounge
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8497911.stm The family of the man killed by a German locum are demanding an English language compency test for foreign doctors working in the NHS. Are they being "racist"? -
Solent quoting this morning that 26000 sold already.
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I did it a few years ago and thouroughly enjoyed it. I was there for a week and we did three cases. Provided you don`t get a boring case that drags on and on, it is a good experience, but do take it seriously.
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....and the "Owner of the Month Award" goes to.........
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....and here:- http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1248382/Avram-Grant--Premier-League-football-manager-face-police-quiz-brothel-inquiry.html
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Karan Casey and James Taylor:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaF9GHX7cH4&feature=PlayList&p=3C1A4EEB07EDAF47&index=0&playnext=1 Rosanne Cash:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lurva0PVNy0 Both absolutely beautiful.
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Yes. This is another one. I am also sad with the amount of Americanisms that creep in. "Can I get?", "I'm good",and "Listen up" for example. I also find it funny and annoying in equal measures to hear young white kids talking with black ghetto/hip-hop accents. I don`t know about the Americans winning "The War on Terror" but they are doing really well in "The War Against the English Language!"
