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GK - Eric Martin possibly due to his resemblance to Harpo Marx than for his goalkeeping prowess. RB - Ivan Golac, Joe Kirkup, because he always seemed to marking the penalty spot. LB - Dennis Hollywood, David Peach, Mark Dennis, Mick Mills Midfield - Steve Williams, Bally, David Armstrong Wingers - Paine, Sydenham Forwards - Davies, Channon, Le Tiss, Boyer, Worthington, plus two others both of whom contributed greatly by scoring in promotion seasons. Norman Dean 1966 and Tony Funnell 1978.

Hope you have a good'un. Never been to Sharm, but spent two weeks in Makadi Bay on other side of Red Sea. Best holiday we've had in years. All inclusive too. Anyway get a decent mask and snorkel and enjoy, there is still plenty to see on Red Sea reefs. I don't do clubbing due to advancing years (50+) so can't comment but, weather is reliable and in our experience the people can't do enough for you particularly if you are going 5 star.

I'd give inFamous a go. Not exactly RPG but with upgrade elements available, a good storyline and a fairly open world it might fit the bill

Just been watching 'The Drive' with John Elway and the Broncos on utube. This is an awesome sporting moment. Also a tribute to Walter Payton, the greatest of them all. A couple of sporting geniuses. Interesting Elway No 7 Le Tissier No 7 Payton No 34=7 Paine No 7. Might be something in that number. Lets hope for a Saints double over teams in green this weekend.

Valley Parade 6th March 1976 - The day of the flying Party 7.

Post of the day. Couldn't agree more. Fecking conspiracy theorists. Next thing you know they'll me telling me, man didn't land on the moon. I know they did. We watched it in the hall at North Baddesley Junior School instead of lessons.

That was the way i saw it and the Eurosport guys too. Cavendish needs to add a bit to his game so he can contest the intermediate sprints, something Hushovd did better than him this year. Doing so will see him in green for years to come. Hats off to Wiggins too, particularly after his Cofidis 2007 experience.

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Not a pikey by any stretch of imagination. Professional couple with teenage daughter wanting a holiday in the sun without paying through the nose in Euro's. I'll give some of the maths. Our normal holiday is 3 and a half weeks in Greece, more specifically in a place called Stoupa in the Peloponnese. Been going since 92. Cost this year, 3.5K+ for holiday. 2.4K for Egypt admittedly for only two weeks but very few extra costs. We may well hate it, I have a feeling I may well hate it, but I've got an open mind about things. If it's full of northern monkeys Midlands retards and ****ney scum and Skates we won't go back, but at least we will have tried something different.

Going to Makadi Bay two weeks today. Mainly for sun, snorkelling etc. Dune buggy trip into the desert either at sunrise or sunset looks good. First time to Egypt. First time on any sort of holiday organised by a travel agent since 1995. First time all inclusive. Forums on Red Sea resorts cite the money as a major cause of squitters and also having your A/C too low in the room.

I think this is a spot on assessment. Mark Wotte has conducted himself with real dignity, however, lets not forget that he was in charge when we were relegated from the CCC. New brooms etc. Wish him well though!

Isn't the latter a dog show in the Spring?

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This is the sporting event of the year. Nothing surpasses it. Sod the doping scandals etc. This is breathing through every orifice in your body sport. V impressed with Columbia HTC team effort to lead out for Cavendish. I'm sure they will suffer in TTT tomorrow. Situation in Astana re Armstrong - Contador - Kloden is interesting also. It's gonna be a good three weeks!

Ha ha Sweaty choker

Obviously 1st May 1976. Nothing even comes close. The bridges on the M3 in the evening. The traffic jam at Popham, and most bizarrely a girl on a horse in the middle of Chilworth roundabout.

Anderlecht 2nd Leg at The Dell CWC quarter final 1977. The sound inside the old place was so loud at kick off and at times during the game it felt it was generating its own energy. It literally crackled, playing on your ear drums and even in your stomach in the way only a DeepPurple/Black Sabbath/ Led Zep gig would do. It was breathaking. "C'mon you reds! C'mon you reds!" Anyone else remember it like this?

Heard it on the news in Worcester College of Higher Education student Union Bar. I then got extra ****ed in celebration.

T'would be funny if everyone went dressed as monkeys!

No you are spot on about Angie Best btw. Have to agree it was the 'best' sending off ever.

Add Mick Channon to that and I'd say you were spot on.

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Finding Nemo - Just keep swimming, just keep swimming. I just love the reef animations.

LMFAO big time. Traditional 3rd/4th Division outfit, nothing more, nothing less. Kids and colleagues at school going to get serious stick tomorrow. Ha ha! I've lived here for nearly 30 years and I think I loathe Reading almost as those inbred F U C K E R S along the M27. Just stopped laughing at Chelsea last week, now can't stop laughing at Reading. Hob-Nob anyone?

Bring on Nathan Drake and Uncharted 2 - Among Thieves. There won't be many better than this in 09 if the last one is anything to go by.