Amesbury Saint

just over 94 hours left

Perhaps the owners could do more to encourage the 3450 to post more often. - 10 posts per day for the month of July - anybody who has never posted has their registration deleted on 31st July

getting a few strawberries now. apples growing nicely pleased there was some rain yeterday need some colour in the garden - may have to go to the garden centre tomorrow to buy some pretty flowers

Just over 137 hours left to 5pm Friday. Does not seem many. Lets hope people are working hard to complete a deal.

leaving gift was a £100 voucher

but lets hope the OS is far more effective in communication than it has been.

lets celebrate when the ink is dry

your fired!

a) -10

why?

so WGS turned us down because of the 10 points? or we did not approach him?

go with that

[Middle English senight, contraction of seveniht, from Old English seofon nihta, seven nights : seofon, seven; see seven + nihta, pl. of niht, night; see night.]

what do you mean?

given that the Saints situation is not unique (regarding clubs going into admin, although I accept the complexity of SLH) it would be interesting to know which conditions are different to say Leeds or Stockport

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=347988#post347988

http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/saints/news/4462656.7_more_days_to_save_Saints____and_this_time_its_serious/

Something for the Mrs?

I cannot find it?

some very useful info on this thread (bump)

no but you stated "There are almost certainly more willing purchasers for 20 acres of land on the edge of the New Forest, 12acres in an area being developed for housing and 6 in Southampton City Centre, adjacent to the water than there are for a flat on its back Lg1 football club. " and "I never said it was. House builder's land banks routinely buy agricultural land on the fringes of conurbations expecting to hold it for 20 years until planning control relaxes. " My point is that the housing building industry is not in great shape now to be buying land to hold for 20 years.

dont most business poeple want to?

should reduce the wage bill a bit!

agreed

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7988233.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8120255.stm An industry in great shape at the moment!