OldNick

It is the announcement of the newly enlarged physios area as we are signing Owen

I was told that the fuel from say Shell was a better product than from the supermarkets. It was said that the supermarkets dont have the same additives and so are not as efficient. That is how they keep the prices down. it was told to me by somebody who works in the industry...no not who works behind the counter!!

perhaps he is too busy using the4 incinerator to do any other work

I think he did what all footballers did, the same as Henry and his handball. As a fan, if my player did that and we went on to win ,it would tarnish the memory but 2 games later and you are in the cup final, all is forgotten. It is no different to the German keeper not telling the ref the ball had gone over the line.

I think that Barry is not interested in women but really likes the geography teacher she works with

I wouldnt be surprised if NC would wish to take away MLT and there names off the suites in revenge for criticism given. DBP has an axe to grind and will look at anything to have a bit of poison injected.

I thought it was that Gerrard had made a 16year old pregnant and so was going to move away from Liverpool by going abroad. JT would of course be sore about thaat, but he should have been kicked into touch ages ago

You see, this thought process is why the public sector is riddled with this 'sickie' culture. A sniffle or cold is not an excuse to stay at home. Sickness /food poisoning is but dont tell me that the public sector get a bigger proportion of that than the private sector. There is no excuse for the public sector to have more sick days than the private sector. period. I suspect there is not a week that we all wake up and think, i dont feel like working this week/today. If you make it easy then, the will to get up wanes and so productivity is lost. The frontline services that BTF talks about are robbed of time and so the vulnerable are effected by this as well. I go back to my original point, the workers have it in their own hands, up their game and there is less pain in redundancies as the savings are made elsewhere by being more efficient and resources are not wasted

I thought Belhadj was a loan from Lens! Probably wrong though.

If frontline services are to be protected, then the lower paid jobs will be saved. There is a lot of non essential staff higher up the chain who will go.The mandarins in the higher echelons will do thier best to keep their comfy life, and so will not hesitate to cut people in the higher paid jobs. The staff left will work harder as they will make sure they dont get the boot.Just like the private sector really.

When scraping the bottom of the barrel the crud on the bottom becomes more acceptable i suppose.

I dont think the government want the 10-15k jobs gone. You read the Guardian (I assume due to your initial snippet) and so would have seen for the last 10 years jobs in government advertised on ridiculous wages with job titles just as mad. Something on the lines of welfare of the fornication unit of the 18thc nuns- 65k pa I may add that during the budget those low paid public sector workers were rewarded with a bonus, and rightly so. those people are appreciated IMO

It's a barometer.

Is it your modesty that attracts a woman?

Bart IMO is very shy as a person, and that is a major problem for a keeper.I will never forget his performance at Exeter a season or so ago.I then lost all confidence in him ever being reliable enough to be our first choice.

How many have come on and said he shouldnt go as he is hard to replace? Read any thread on here about him and you get loads of critics. Too many remember a mistake in his first season and have never forgiven him. Add all the nonsense posters who say he doesn't come for the ball and doesn't distribute the ball, but then add he's a great shotstopper lol

Im not old but oldnick has other meanings Lol

There were problems over a year ago.

Hey Phil your message box is full. Remember the conversation, dont forget I have a sly contact

I agree.

thanks, the Leicester fans will not be happy

Is that true???????

Johnny Giles hated him with a passion as well. I started going when TP Sydenham Davies Frank Saul (lol) were our forward line. Davies was our hero, but my fathers was TP (Charlie Wayman before him) He used to wind us saying Davies was rubbish and only Paine made him due to his crossing. then Mick Channon came on the scene and he became our new hero. Paine ruled the dressing room and LM had a bit of a power struggle it seems and survived some terrible maulings as the players allowed for some terrible defeats 8-0 at Everton being one. LM won that battle and Paine left the club.

A little knee jerk IMO. Lessons yet again need to be learnt. Can you imagine what would happen if we ditched the top players and played English players from the CCC etc who 'have passion for the shirt etc' Lol The fans who called for it would go ape as we got mullered by Sardinia or Scotland. We only have ot recall our experience of 'playing the youth' here. I still believe it was a fair idea and had we had a little more luck and quality, it could have worked. Our away form was very good, it was our inabilty to get that one win at hom,e that made a lot of fans lose belief. In the main most were supportive at the games, to be fair but the wider fan base got very edgy and that caused more pressure. If Fabio had ditched Terry before the tournament and Lampard on the bench, and played Rooney and Gerrard in their best positions then we may as a team fired.

if that side had not been wearing the Brazillian shirt, people would not be creaming themselves about them. I get sick of the commentators keep saying' Oh they are human, they just passed to the wrong player' We defeat ourselves before playing against teams like this. They do have some very good players but..