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can probably be arranged...they're not choosy, or so I'm told, if you look the part you're in, getting out well not so much..I think it was in East Germany (after reunification) that you could spend a week-end in one of their "labour camps"(for quite a lot of money) .Wouldn't be sure that they got too many repeat clients though.

ah but perhaps he can't resist, sort of Year of the Cat, just looks in to see what's waiting inside.Also like Dan Brown and Tom Clancy novels, you know it's shîte but if you find it on a train seat you'll probably read it anyway.Now if you remember the old newspaper strikes you'll remember that to prevent boredom on the 7.10 to Waterloo bank executives and Civil Servants fought over the last copy of the Topper at the Central Station Newstand.

did we lose 21 points in those months? Now as I see if we take off say 6 for the two games more that they've played we are still 15 points gained behind without counting -10 of course. So we got 9 points from our first 10 games, so if what you say is right we needed to get 24 from those 10, ie win 8/10, but wait up Norwich got tonked on opening day so that can't be right either. Your "it's all about August and September" doesn't really stand up, it's about sawtooth results all season long, like losing at home to Brighton, going to Leeds and then Colchester and getting 0 points from that and above all not beating any one of Exeter,Brentford,Millwall,Orient,Wycombe or Tranmere away.

he has free time the same as anyone else, he's at liberty to use as he wishes I guess. Being a football manager doesn't make you a slave.

still if we were to operate a sensible pricing system like Wigan most people who go now would be able to carry on going I suppose. Don't forget you save on 5 homes league games,2 rounds of the FA Cup and the JPT.All in all I would think that at 30/27/22 £ according to the category of match (as used by Wigan) over 19 home matches the cost would be about the same as 25/26 home matches that we play at this level. Forking out for Old Trafford and the Emirates is something else.

Still was bit of a strange OP, perhaps he's inhaled too much of his own pesticides eh.

don't seatwave do that sort of thing as well, mind you SFC isn't probably in their league

what? we're talking about a small percentage of the population not the size of the people themselves.

as to that I couldn't say; Following his gaze on the video he seems to be looking at the incident, whether he can see it or not is something else.If Seabourne had kept that bloody arm down I don't think he would have given it, perhaps the arm is all he sees.

although it would explain their easy acceptance of the sawtooth results . Nobody wanted to go down but as were here we might as well stay here because we win a few games...would seem to be the attitude.

I would have thought that you could buy Zimbabwe for £300 :confused: Anyway apparently we've had to give the South Africans a million £ to boost their condom supplies so their WC is going to cost the taxpayer as well.

nowhere near as small as you'd like to think. http://www.healthexpress.co.uk/news/obesity_pandemic.html

but these pictures are 2 or 3 frames too late. Have you access to Saint's player? look at the highlights between 2 minutes and 2 minutes and 8 seconds. You'll see that Seabourne approaches the players from behind,stops and then goes through him with his arm up around the blokes face (or pulling his shirt) To me it's a tackle from behind and is probably sanctionnable,whether the ref can see it or not is something else, I'd say he can but who knows.

I've been to Canada, my Mrs hasn't although she has the Canadian nationality (and 3 others) Her dad was a Canadian, her mum French of Spanish descent. I love going back to the old country, unfortunately when I see all the obesity, binge drinking, degradation and squalor the mood only lasts about an hour usually.;)Plus the bastards drive on the wrong side of the road.

But some people do eat them all the time,they are addicted to fast food probably because it's quick,cheap and instantly available. I have also seen studies on casomorphines which may or may not explain the current trend in fast food addiction.

Including those who have a Canadian sister but are not themselves Canadians, haven't worked that one out yet. My Mrs is a sort of Canadian,well on her boring days she is anyway, never been to Canada though.

Although that would be only fairly factual as the 2007 census numbers them at nearly 61 million.Which may of course include overseas residents.

Super Size Me shows the nocive effects of those wonderful products.

although I'm not sure that our results with it are particularly great. Anyone sad enough to have any stats on that?

And for every home game drawn you need to win one away, elementary, until you lose a couple of home games that is.You just have to look at the difference between our record and that of Norwich, we've only lost 1 more game than they have so far but we are 21 actual points behind them.It's because they draw very few games compared to us,yet we (in theory) have the better side.

Must be the sort of bloke likely to bid 2000 dollars for a ghost in a bottle then. I will sum up our play-offs chances very succinctly--non existent and if AP believes otherwise it's just to please his boss. We had our chance,we needed to win last Saturday and we f*cked it up.

that's pretty straightforward, it depends on how they see the game being played. Now I had a look at Wigan-Liverpool last evening and I'd say that Gerrard wouldn't even get into our side on his performance last night, others might consider that he was one of England's finest footballers and still is. Morgan is a classy young footballer but being at Southampton isn't doing him any good at all because half the fans like gung ho kick and rush football.To me it looks more like rugby with up and unders and high balls pumped out of scrums.

Oh he touches him alright, goes right through him and if the highlights video was a bit cleaner I think we might even see him pulling the bloke's shirt a bit. Stupid tackle, the bloke was going nowhere, just needed to stand off him and make sure he didn't turn or backhead the ball. Still all very academic now, shouldn't have subbed Harding anyway.

Wrap up warmly then,it's f*cking freezing and there's about 2 foot of snow on the south coast. Global warming?? yer 'aving a larf:mad:

I slowed down and froze framed the highlights video a few times,Seaborne's elbow is under the blokes chin from the camera angle. From the other side it might look perfectly innocent though but as there's no photographic image freely available I just couldn't say.