Pancake

Honestly? Remove them from PB and put them on Flickr. From there you can lock them down so only allowed people and can view them, print them via UK companies and, if you wanted to, join the comunity on there. Just my 2p

Digital? Pffffff.....

Go to work maybe? I dunno, just an idea...

Rule 1

I had to "view this post by xxx as they are blocked" on this thread, but worth it it seems. Gold.

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/championship/top-2-finish

I remember I used to have an application on my PalmPilot for changing TV channels - used to use that to great effect on weekends when being dragged out shopping to check the footy scores in the windows of various highstreet shops.

Its foam Phil, think outside the box and get a mini vacuum bag for it. Sorted.

Chit?

One Hundred Pounds C Lbs

£100 = Ton?

Come again?

Like when we finished lower (10 points lower) than we achieved on the filed?

Unless teams have points removed for off-field reasons...

Apart from the plaque at Anfield?

I think you're missing the point somewhat. The question was, paraphrased, who was the last team to win the second flight after being promoted from the 3rd tier the season before. The fact that that relies on successive promotions is "implied", its stated clearly.

correct that for you.

Irony. Too. Much. Going. To. Explo........

Dont know, but I found this on eBay the other day: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RICKIE-LAMBERT-SOUTHAMPTON-CULT-FOOTBALL-LEGEND-T-SHIRT-FL202-/250893721633?pt=UK_Men_s_T_Shirts&var=&hash=item80115853f3 Not what your after I know....

Skd

Trying to think of a posh bit of Rushmoor tbh.

Best bet is watching SkyGo on a iPad to be honest.

Not at the place in France, no. Annoying, I assumed it was on BBC1.

Ah crap, not BBC1?

Quite a bit if you want to get down to the nitty gritty, but at a high level we (the dept I work for) define the difference as being onsite or offsite. Onsite (virt) is our own system, housed in our data centre, scalable at a seconds notice for high profile systems and projects. Offsite (cloud) is a backend owned and hosted by someone else that we utilise as needs be, where data has been flagged as being allowed offsite.