scotty

How many citizens of the countries inside the eurozone do you reckon are glad they're in it, then? Even Alex Salmond changed his tune pretty sharpish, and is begging to stay in sterling even before the scottish referendum takes place. Benn was right on that one, though I disagreed with him on just about everything else except the Iraq invasion.

At least he believed in what he was saying. The one thing I agreed with him on wholeheartedly was his position on the EU, (or as it was then, the Common Market.) He was a strong advocate of complete withdrawal in order to return control of the UK economy to Westminster and the politicians elected by the British public. He was ignored back then, and aren't those chickens coming home to roost now. It's only by luck (and Gordon Brown) that Blair didn't get his way and leave us floundering in the disaster area that is the eurozone.

I was at the norwich game last season at SMS, he stuck away the equaliser under Gazza from a freekick. One of those players who always seems to do well against us.

Is Snodgrass fit? He always seems to score against us, he's like shane long but without the nasty streak.

That poor goldfish.:cry:

Morrisons have announced a restructuring, in order to compete with Aldi and Lidl. I'm delighted. Finally, they're moving upmarket.

He did, eventually, put in a decent shift for us. Whether or not that made up for the idiotic palaver that went before it is open to debate, but I can't say I'm amazed by the palace fans reactions. That penalty miss was bad enough, but the back header for J Rod... pure comedy gold. I honestly wondered for a moment whether he'd been slipped a backhander before he left here as part of the deal

Women wake up yawning, and men wake up with a hard-on. Coincidence? I think not.

Is their food that bad?

I'm interested to know why you'd think that. It could equally suggest that Cortese is coming back with a buyout group, and thats why MP was staying; he nailed his colours pretty firmly to the mast when he said that if Cortese went he'd go as well.

I'd have watched it, but couldn't find a stream.

..so, basically, you twisted on 19.

No change there then.

...breaking news...Jason Puncheon has booked a tattoo of a facepalm on his forehead.

..what, and have to witness that touchline dance at St Marys???

..what, and have to witness that touchline dance at St Marys???

No he's not. He's a woman-beating c*nt.

At the tender age of 28, and self-employed, I started a pension fund with A***y L**e. I paid in the maximum allowable, taking into consideration back allowances. That amounted to 3 years income in one hit, followed by additional payments over the next few years. That was 24 years ago. The fund is now worth less than the investment; not adjusted for inflation, but actual pounds sterling. My advice is that unless you have a cast iron company pension to pay in to, or a civil service one, leave well alone and concentrate on paying off your mortgage. I could (and should) have paid off my mortgage with that money. As it stands, I still owe the lender.

I hate everything about them, from the horrible windscreen attachment to the poxy screen direction which you cant change. And the appalling battery life, if you dont use the thing for a few days it has to be plugged in. I gave up on mine after 6 weeks, flogged it on ebay and forked out for a map upgrade on my old garmin.

Vladimir Putin claims that there is "anarchy in the Ukraine." He should have announced it with a guitar riff, and Johnny Rotten on vocals.

You're lucky, tomtoms are shite. Claim the insurance and get a garmin.

There was a page on money saving expert that has a template letter to send these thieving c*nts. Dont know if its still there.

J Rod seemed on the same wavelength when Rickie played that sublime chip for him.