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  1. It's taking them a while to load up the photo-shoot for the Michael Owen signing
  2. I find different opinions amusing too
  3. Yay. I've made it into someone's hall of fame. Well chuffed.
  4. http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/peteroborne/100115144/as-the-landscape-starts-to-shift-ukip-can-create-political-havoc/ "For the metropolitan elite, the party scarcely exists. This is why last Sunday’s YouGov poll showing that support for Farage’s party had crept up to 7 per cent – just one point fewer than the Liberal Democrats – gained no coverage. But the significance of this is very great. I believe that Ukip is about to take over from the Lib Dems as Britain’s third largest political party." "Ukip’s strength is very easy to explain. The leadership of the three mainstream parties have made an error. They are determined to cleave to the centre ground. Ukip alone has the courage to stand outside this cosy alliance and to cause havoc. Meanwhile, it goes without saying that a Tory leader can never win an election so long as the broader Conservative movement is so painfully split."
  5. In this hypothetical scenario, I think a team would be "allowed" to play with 10 men if the 11th man was on the pitch at the start of the game, if only for a second. I assume a player leaving the field of play is allowed to return at any time during the course of the game....or is there a time limit...? But, as you say, it's not about starting with 10 men per se, it's about teams adopting the same tactics with 11 men as they often do when reduced to 10 men. Meanwhile, back in the real world... :-)
  6. Haven't you got anything better to do than keep tabs on who spends how much time on here....? (Only kidding, obviously) :-)
  7. Non-Daily Mail readers tend to be the 'experts' on its content, so I'll have to leave that judgement to those who know best... ;-)
  8. Of course, the irony is that it's the defeat of the nazis that ultimately gave such pond-life the freedom to protest against society with little fear of severe punishment....
  9. Have you got a link to the original advert you put on EBAY?
  10. Ok, I'll bite.... Where in that article do the Dail Heil (ha ha @ the clever play on words) say they are outraged? They report on the outrage of others but I can't see any overt editorial opinion within the article. Never let a sweeping statement get in the way of the facts I say. That's it. Biting over. Back to the friendly banter.... ;-)
  11. I've been trying to work out why that is....ah, got it..... Nutshell
  12. A ban simply saves human beings from their own stupidity
  13. I've only just spotted the Leeds and Derby scores (forgot they were playing last night). Permission to chuckle out loud please :-)
  14. Typical Tory....kicking the smaller man when he's down...have some compassion for those less well off than ourselves! FFS ;-)
  15. I'm washing my hair tonight (true story)
  16. Just watched it. How we didn't win that game by 3 or 4 clear goals I'll never know. De Ridder looked classy.
  17. 17 minutes of highlights now up on Saints Player: http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/articles/20111102/all-angles-covered-saints-2-1-peterborough_2264122_2503329/0,,10280~2503329~1,00.html
  18. He looked fit and healthy as a guest on ITV's "That Sunday Show" a few days ago. Scarey how quickly someone's health can go downhill so fast sometimes....
  19. Fair play to the ref on this occassion. I'm sure some jobsworths would have booked him. Extremely sad news. Losing a new born baby is so heart-wrenching.
  20. This "embarrassment" factor is all relative. Lady Trousers is of the opinion that all football supporters are conceptually embarrassing. Grown men chanting and shouting at 11 other grown men running around after a football. But there again, she reads the Daily Mail ergo her opinion is obviously worthless. ;-)
  21. Typical non-Tory These 'salesmen' are typically put out there by some of the big fat cat companies who know they can exploit the vulnerable by leaning on the sympathy factor of poor people trying hard to earn a living. Sole traders I have sympathy for. Stooges set up by large companies I don't.
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