Sergei Gotsmanov

As far as I am aware statistics showed that Saints had a much better win ratio when Benali played than when he did not.

i think he has mov ed to the commentary box

He should appeal. The police hav e screwed up.

We need some support upstairs. Salute a Saints fan. I know of another one. I hope his family are coping OK. It is very tough.

Dr Who I think that Turkish has a point. You have to appreciate what you have and remember that you have invested 13 years in this profession, why throw that away and discover proper stress when you start up your own business. Statistics show that it will struggle. Why do you not do a few more exams and build on your experience. Work is a side effect of life; just get on with it and enjoy the non work side. I set up my own business 7 years ago and although it turned out alright sometimes I would like the security of working for someone else. The early days were extreme stress.

I think in his book he mentions that he refused to go to see Irene the faith healer and that did not help. What infuriated me was that Hoddle chastised Chris Sutton for refusing to play in the B team

Our garden is alive with half built snow men.

Heineken brew 95% of their beer in the UK, the 5% that they do not includes their Heineken brand.

Look how many Saints fans are behind the goal

Put a sliding scale on beer duty.

Well they import Amstel, Heineken, Tiger and Sagres but they are tiny compared to John Smiths, Fosters, Kronenebourg and all their other UK smaller brands. They bought the UK's biggest brewer S&N. All I did was point out that Heineken was imported and was informed it was not. Anyway when the weather is hot try Pilsner Urquell.

VFTT I am not sure of your point. I merely pointed out that out of Heineken's beer portfolio their Heineken brand is imported contrary to what was said by Buctotim. If you would like to have a bet on this then I would be delighted to take your money as I suggested to Buctotim and would put it to solving DSM's dispute with JillyAnne and to buying a new Central defender.

It was 5% so no need to have an export when it is all imported now.

Well I would disagree, the Germans are not used to brewing 4% lager. Just an excuse to charge 20p a pint more for pint in the pub. Not that I am cynical.

I would argue that it is more perception, Heineken is a fabulous pint

Forgive me Colin but the dispute is about the beer not the packaging. How does it affect the taste? As it happens, although I am not so confident I think that even the packaged Heineken is imported; certainly the cans are and probably the bottles.

That is not really the debate. It is imported and brewed in Holland. Lots of beers are imported and packaged over here. As for lager or ale the best pilsner/lager I enjoy is Pilsner Urquell but generally I love a good real ale. There are simply so many, especially now there are over 700 brewers now in this country. Thanks to Gordon Brown.

Yes I read your posts and as I said I am not trying to score points but you are simply wrong, it is imported. Draught Heineken is also imported. How can I contradict Heineken? Did you know that they are the biggest Brewer now in the UK and that Heineken sales compared to their other main brands, John Smiths, Kronenbourg and Fosters Heineken are very small. You and your Dutch friend are just highlighting how perception is so influential in the beer market. How can telling you to read the label and the draught fonts be not be providing substantial evidence? I look forward to you admitting you are wrong.

Look Buctotim I am not trying to score points. I cannot really do more than tell you that you are wrong. Go and look at a can, bottle or a Heineken Font and it will tell you that you are wrong. Why don't you do that and then undermine my credibility.

OK then heres a deal - I bet you £500 that Heineken is imported and when I am right you pay Jillyanne for her cat. That way we can do some good. Why don't you ring them up? Or maybe find a pub that sells a keg have a word with the landlord and ask if he minds if you can look in his cellar - I am pretty sure it tells you on the kegs that it is imported.

No I am a drinks consultant. You are wrong.

Well I am afraid that without sounding like a smart arse you are wrong. All Heineken sold in the UK is imported from Holland. That is since 2003 I think. It makes up most of that 5%. You need to do more research I am afraid.

Oh dear you better tell him it is all imported. Hasn't been brewed over here for ages.

Stockholm is nice.

Pleased you made it to the 40's but please try harder and get to today.