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Not entirely sure who you are, but I do have a ST and have missed 5/6 games this season so bad luck on that sunshine.

Just done a sum, and if it is to be believed that we are £110k over the overdraft, that is just 4584 full price tickets (at £24) over the season so far. Very interesting.

2.00 Big Bucks 2.35 Hebridean 3.10 Denman 4.55 Chapoturgeon Win yankee

3.10 at Aintree. Has to be Denman, although intresting Ruby Walsh is riding the other Nicholls horse, Star de Mohaison.

I lay all the horses Hatch tips and am £££!

I don't know, can you?

He's dead right though. You are a skate, end of.

Had we sold them Stanley et al would have informed us it was a "false economy" as we wouldn't get anyone through the gate to watch a depleted team, therefore we should have kept spending well outside our means to ensure people turned up. Sadly that is what f*cked us up in the past, but lucky Stanley et al like repeating the mistakes of the past.

"Lowe Go" is running in 3.40 at Exeter today. Not much of a horse, but is running in a pretty low quality race so has a chance at 7/1. Kip always used to back it (except when it won!).

I don't care!!

Made his debut for Bath City last night in 2nd half of game vs Thurrock!

Sundae Best in the 4.15 Wetherby. Probably should start taking someone elses tips at some point, but not Hatch's!

The issue of London MPs is one that needs sorting out. None of them should need a second home, even if they don't live in their constituency.

Bet he could spell "illegal". Also, not sure how the English would have helped considering no-one spoke to him, they just walked on the tube and shot him in the head.

Think they get them from John Lewis, don't they?!

It will come out in due course when the task has been completed. I doubt there will be an exact figure available, but I am sure that there will be a rough figure available for your consumption. You will ignore it and claim the whole thing cost 27p.

Sorry, I do not know how much a pillow might cost. I imagine £30 would be over the odds and therefore the type of thing that might anger you - especially as no-one could possibly need a pillow at both addresses, they should take their pillows back and forwards with them.

Every single invoice submitted for the past 4 years will be available for the public to see in the near future. This has cost the taxpayer millions, but no doubt it will be worth it because someone will have spent £30 on a pillow!!!

Keep whinging away Cpt Whinge-o. While you are busy whinging on here and muttering to yourself everyone else can go off and make their sensible opinions heard. Perhaps you should write a letter to "Whom it may concern."

I presume you have seen that by far the biggest figure is for staffing costs - but this always seems to get grouped is as if the MP themself is getting the cash. Of course a few seem to employ family members (tough one to get around as it isn't wrong per se), but for the vast majority that is a wage (and not a high one) for the people working for them.

Uwe Rosler scored away at Mansfield in a League Cup game, his only competitive goal for us, as well as: Last goal at Dell v Brighton Two goals in first game at SMS vs Espanyol Goal away at Le Havre in 3-1 defeat in mid-season friendly under Hoddle (FA Cup 4th round weekend and we lost 2-0 at home).

We must have another RB that didn't score? Any of them (even if they only played for 5 minutes) would be better than Ostlund.

Uh-huh, you have one place of work and you have to get to it. Fine. But you have missed the point and look very silly in doing so. Unfortunately you devalue any argument you have by continually missing the point and getting issues mixed up. In my last post I said the issue of MPs' expenses needed reform - of course it does. But when you make silly, un-informed, sly comments then you devalue yourself.

Never met anyone who had to drive somewhere for work and managed to get twice as much for petrol as they should have done - and then bragg about it constantly afterwards? In case it has passed you by, MPs (note how there isn't an apostrophe) have to work in two locations. I know teachers and nurses (although not a doctor, maybe they are holier than thou) and whenever they have had to go on a training course somewhere else the travel has been paid for them. Much like in private companies - if you have to do a job in a 2nd location then you tend to get travel paid for you. I suppose it is easier if you forget everything else that happens in life, though. MPs are not perfect and the expense system needs to be properly reviewed, but your silly little points don't help anything.

Good to see people getting off their *rses and doing something, rather than being keyboard whingers like Stanley.