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I'm not sure CSE's count as real exams Stanley.

I'm still willing to bet that you wouldn't pass.

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If they'd told us that they were going to remove it we could have planned ahead and that's what annoys. Thankfully I'm in a position to pay for my nippers and my ticket upfront but plenty of families aren't fortunate enough to be in that position.

If HMRC go back to court they we know it's going to be a fight. If not.......

A bird in the hand is better than two in the bush I'd suggest.

It was a top class save.

It will depend on how well we are doing. Anything less than fantastic and his plan falls apart.

You pompus @rse. Having used an installment plan previously it is reasonable to expect it to continue unless it is indictaed otherwise and when it is removed, to suddenly find that you need to pay ££ upfront, for families especially, it is a big issue. Most of us pay our council tax monthly and would be screwed in they turned around in April and with no warning told us we had to pay upfront. No doubt, being an uber saver, you've that tucked away just in case as you're brill'.

Was that a night game or am I getting confused in my old age?

My nippers arrived today and I must say it looks really smart.

I have to say, the banner is totally and utterly gash.

Brett has been promoted to play there, not bought to play there. HUGE difference.

Not a chance. I know as a nailed on fact that Everton looked at him season before last as a £3mill back up player but didn't think him good enough. He's a top player for us but never EPL standard.

He'll be going nowhere. He's a L1/CCC player and no more.

I'm sure the area, town side of the bridge, is all earmarked for re-development as that's where it's planned for the new indoor ski thingy to go.

Just ordered my nippers.

I simply C+P the lyrics to The Sash. I'm not suggesting we adopt it!

Agreed 100%!

Now that was a race!

David James would be my 1st choice.

The Sash. Google/YouTube it.

I thought the yanks were gash.

It is old but it is beautiful, and its colours they are fine It was worn at Derry, Aughrim, Enniskillen and the Boyne. My father wore it as a youth in bygone days of yore, And on the Twelfth I love to wear the sash my father wore.