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I still think you are totally barking. But at least you are consistent with it.

No, this is where our mettle is truly tested. We we're predicted to have a dodgy spell by many, how we deal with it is going to be the story of our season.

Dad's opinion: 'We're slow up front, lost our cutting edge.'

Well, it was cool while it lasted.

No, De Ridder for Cork. Put Morgan in the anchor role.

Lambo free kick. Come on............

Feels to me that teams are figuring out how to play against us.

The attacker was running away from goal and Kelvin was never going to make it as I heard it. Either way, he has a yellow card.

Kelvin howler conceeds a free kick. Daft challenge.

Boro 0-1 Wham

If you started off again from the very bottom, shed the shackles of the corrupt and morally empty administrations that you previously threw yourselves behind I may have sympathy and wish you all well. As things stand, let the b*stards burn.

Love it! But not for the reasons you hoped mate!

I agree, the whole of St Mary's was singing it yet my boss said afterwards 'Wow those Skate are loud!!!' "F**k off Pompey is far, far more distinctive."

Well, this says 70k http://www.sytner.co.uk/saab/oxford/aftersales/aftersales-offers/cambelt-offer.aspx I would go for whichever (60k or 70k) matches the nearest service interval. Considering the car is 5 years old, best not to leave it too late.

Incidentally, I believe the belt should be changed every 60k for that car. As a precaution every 40k.

Current mileage?

As above, what make, model and age?

I doubt he was.

It is also entirely naive to expect sympathy over an act which is entirely destructive to those who may have already suffered terribly due to the reality which is now manifesting itself in the pension row. There IS a lack of appreciation on both sides I feel. I know for certain though that a strike is absolutely not the right course of action, it can only inflame the situation, not generate a solution.

Surprised he had to drop down that far before reviving his career. Best of luck to the lad.

With the jobs market as it is currently, it really is a case of take it or leave it in many cases! Claim benefits or work.... And as for holding a gun to their head... don't you worry, the trigger has had to be pulled recently for hundreds of thousands of people. The public and private sectors should be operating in a state of symbiosis where the Private sector's taxes allows for the Public sector to exist and service the needs of the population at large (although in many economies the private sector also picks up the slack here too, albeit not completely.) As such there should be sympathy both ways, as things stand it very much feels as though the Public sector is being entirely self interested.

Absolutely, there is no security in the private sector and the so called 'greater wages and pension terms' are a myth for 85% of those who spend their careers there. I am not alone in saying that I find it extremely difficult to feel sympathy for these strikers when people who conceeded more in the private sector to try and safeguard their own employment and families' futures then lost their jobs anyway. There is bad and good in both types of industry but to cry foul in the face of reality for millions of people of the last few years is horribly vulgar.

Hear hear!!

Absolutely, but never mind eh.