Saint_clark

Lallana is probably the most hard working player in our team right now.

2005/2006 Tommy Hajto, Darren Powell, Claus Lundekvam and Danny Higginbotham.

Not sure where from, but you can get the train from waterloo to Charlton rail or something. About a 2 hour walk from there, via an hour and a half in the pub of course.

Here come the sirens of the grammar/spelling police.

Question from me now, just looked on the Virgin website and it seems like you cannot just have the Virgin TV thing? From what it says on there you have to have the broadband with it as well - is that true?

Crystal Palace away 04/05, awesome atmosphere. Higgy in the last minute, cue mental celebrations.

As MLG said in the second post.

Rudi Skacel? Would be an awesome signing.

Where?

Damn you both, I shall have to go there now. Wasn't planning on it.

Another way of looking at it, he might stop putting in as much effort BECAUSE he has nothing to play for.

Do it, do it, do it.

Doesn't matter to me, I used my formula to predict the lottery yesterday.

Unfortunately not, just quit my job I can't afford to give away too much.

Sorry, first come first serve

There will be no worming. If you're right (which you probably are, i'm not too fussed) then £20 will be on it's way to you.

How does that work out? We had an initial 900 something with a second allocation of 2000.

Absolutely.

Fair enough.

He also said "i've had lottery numbers up all over the walls" so i'm going to stick with my prediction of it being maths related.

To be fair the balls weren't even off screen at any time after he first went over to the TV. I'm baffled. There was nothing on the opposite wall to suggest they were "burnt" on with lasers, and they were mere ping pong balls - surely there was no digital high tech whatever inside them?

You could always watch the show on friday, then you can predict the lottery Easy money.

The process behind it all. He said he spent a YEAR of his life doing it, not hard to believe that he figured out an actual way of predicting it.

It will not be something that simple, as they have dedicated a whole show to the explanation on friday. I bet £20 that it is a mathematical equation.

Nope, I was switching between BBC and E4 and it was completely in sync.