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Let's hope not. IMO we need 5 or 6 good signings. Last season we weren't that special and League 1 wasn't as difficult as the season before. If we rest on our laurels we'll struggle next year.

I've got no interest. Been to enough pre season games over the years and they're all rubbish non events.

I'd buy properties all over the globe and jet between them and employ lots of servants.

There's no panic yet FFS.

Who owns this paper?

It has the best sport.

Here's part One. I recognise quite a few faces. lol at the car. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxVME_uSZzk

No it doesn't. It's dispicable.

Which is the biggest selling daily paper and which is the biggest selling Sunday paper?

ha ha, this one is better...

This looks brilliant fun.

Do you mind if I abbreviate your name to SS?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_nHy2oQOAQ 3.35 mins. I like his style.

Are you suggesting buying him to breed a master race of centre forwards? That certainly would put our academy at the cutting edge of player development.

Get a grip.

His haircut wouldn't have fitted in.

What did he say? It made about as much sense as when I rang up Santander yesterday with a query and got put through a call centre in Bombay.

Whilst looking for a colonial styled beige jacket this afternoon I took influence from one I remember seeing Rupert in and that got me thinking... For all his faults Rupert certainly knew how to dress to impress. I've not really seen enough of Nicola to say whether he beats, equals or falls short of Ruperts style. So I thought i'd start a thread on here to compare them. Please feel free to contribute with photos and opinions.

+ 1.

Not the cabbage.

"There is no greater time in your life than retirement when financial advice is essential, as this money has got to last you for the rest of your life," advises Donna Bradshaw, of independent financial advisers IFG Financial Services. "By taking tax-free cash from a final-salary scheme you could be losing significant sums of money and be giving up far more than the cost of financial advice. As commutation rates vary from scheme to scheme, it is vital to get advice on the cost of taking a tax-free lump sum. "Fortunately, the pension rule changes introduced in April 2006 offer a solution. Those who invest in top-up pensions known as Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs) can take their tax-free cash from these instead of the main scheme. As these are money-purchase schemes, no commutation factor is used - so taking 25 per cent of the fund means 25 per cent . "This is a better option for retirees as the benefits lost reflect the true cost. However, not all schemes allow all the tax-free cash to be taken from the AVC rather than the main scheme, so retirees need to check the scheme rules first. "If the scheme does allow this, those who have yet to reach retirement should consider topping up their AVC so they can take as much tax-free cash from that rather than the main scheme." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/pensions/2807281/A-lump-sum-can-cost-you-in-the-long-term.html

Yes, but you can take 25% of your lifetime allowance as a tax free lump sum.

And UAF marching alongside hardline Islamic Millitants doesn't make them look like pathetic hypocrites?

Let's not be personal. It was just the first name that came into my head.