badgerx16

Mata to start for ManU

:o:o

Maybe they need to be told that snowflakes can turn into avalanches.

Have they read the 'Post EU' thread ?

It was part of what he did, along with being the goalkeeping coach, and various odd jobs around the ground ( where he apparently slept 3 days a week ). He's been listed on the substitutes' bench several times this season.

The UK negotiating team meet to formulate their Brexit strategy.

True.

"Sweden to Trump: What happened last night?" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-39020962 "During another ferocious attack on the media on Saturday evening, US President Donald Trump cited a non-existent incident in Sweden, baffling many - not least Swedes." ( My wife said earlier today that the worrying thing about Trump is that he may in fact 'follow through' ).

Division 4 is where they belong, and where they should stay ; 1 bad season away from non-league football, ( which is where they should have been consigned anyway ).

Too many Utd, ( and City), fans in the wife's and daughter-in-law's families, going back to the 50s. Skates, Scousers,and Spuds on the other hand.........

2nd game on MOTD according to Lineker's tweets.

And England beat Wales in Cardiff, not a bad day.

How did we do away at Palace ?

Forster could have done with a crossword to keep him occupied. Most of the plaudits will go to Gabbiadini, but in addition I thought Romeu absolutely bossed the midfield, and praise is also due to our CB pair, who didn't put a foot wrong, ( Jermaine who ? ).

The only card was the one he was duty bound to show, Khazri's hand ball. Overall much better than the 'look at me, I'm in charge' sort of display you get from some of the more senior refs, such as Prattenberg..

Let me just check this - the team in black are Southampton ?

22 posts before your's. ( #139 ).

Mane in 5 minutes versus Villa ?

As Lord Ducky might say - complete pony.

Re the above quote - "In his book The River War (1899) – his account of the frontier wars of India and Sudan – he was scathing of the fundamentalist, ultra conservative Mahdiyya form of Islam adopted by the Dervish population of North Africa" http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/11314580/Sir-Winston-Churchill-s-family-feared-he-might-convert-to-Islam.html "But what may come as a surprise is that he was a strong admirer of Islam and the culture of the Orient — such was his regard for the Muslim faith that relatives feared he might convert. " "Not only did Churchill appear to regard Islam and Christianity as equals – a surprisingly progressive notion for the time – but he also admired the military prowess and history of expansion of the Ottoman Empire. "

Fade away ( and..... )

Gee

What position do we currently make good decisions on ?

I didn't realise 'to blight' meant 'to improve'.

I thought their 'sources',at least a far as Saints are concerned, involved reading this forum.