Keef

Mrs Keef and I shall step back next week then, as we could have gone last week... Damn it, why is it all getting so busy :(

We didn't burn him!!!! - Tubs Totally Crucial! - Delbert Wilkins

I think chav's way of doing it is totally acceptable, and would be good if it was common practice. However, if I saw someone shouting at my (as yet non existant) kid, I'd have to have a word, and if someone smacked my kid, I'd be very tempted to kick off with them!

Email: Hidden (but registered users can send me a message) Real Name: Keith Posts: 5,367 Date Registered: 27/11/2006 10:49 'Av that! :-$

I love Whitby, and there is an old smugglers Inn type pub there just at the bottom of the steps up to the Abbey (where legend has it the black dog jumped off an otherwise deserted ship, and ran up the stairs in to the Abbey and vanished. Bram Stoker got the Dracular idea from this if memory serves). Really old and traditional, which is what I love. A pub that makes you feel like you're stuck in another time is a special thing. In years to come people withh crowd in to the CPT's Lounge Bar and talk about what it must have been like in the 1970s, you mark my words.

Rio bloody Ferdinand England Captain?!?!?!? Fcuk off! I've never been one to slate Ferdinand, I think he's a good player, but England captain... Nah.

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Boo > > Hoo. > > Sean, he was wittering on for the whole game (that he was on for). Surely you noticed all those teeth flashing away? Liverpool were beaten before he got sent off accept the fact that another season has gone by without a league win. Funnt how Man U will moan about refs week in week out, but on an occasion where they benefit from reffereeing, he's suddenly had a great game :-S You can't be serious when you say "Liverpool were beaten before he got sent off", that's totaly bo!!ocks, it was 1-0. Liverpool even put a lot of pressure on for an equaliser, but as I said before, this left them open. I don't care if I lose 1 nil or 5 nil so long as they're trying to get back in it, and Man U's defence looked far from comfortable. Anyway, it's all done and dusted now, and Man U definitely in the driving seat for the title... A 5 point gap is not imposible to overturn though, as Arsenal have found out.

Definitely up for it next week!!!

Aaaanyway, have to take hats off to Chelsea, and not to have a poke at Arsenal, but credit where it's due, everyone has been talking about Man U and Arsenal in a 2 horse race, and Chelsea have quietly gone about their business and have now emerged as Man U's biggest title rivals, especially given Arsenal's seamaiming fixtures! Don't know who I'd rather see win it now, I'm bloody glad Everton dropped points this weekend though!

He was a fool to lose it, especially as it seems to be the current trendy thing for the press and pundits to go on about. However, Torres never should have bloody been booked for asking why everyone was being allowed to foul him, and our boy Mascha wanted to know what the hell was going on... He never went mental til after he'd been booked, and frankly I don't really blame him. Despite all that, I thought we might grab an equaliser, but were always going to be left open whilst we went looking for it.

Hmm, so that wasn't good.

Sounds like Darren Bent is starting to show his class, BBC say he came of the bench and turned te whole game scoring 1 and setting up the second. I hope his fortunes change, I rate him. Will be interesting to see if Spurs keep him as their number 3 striker, or if he'll end up somewhere else... Like at West Ham with Curbishly.

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Walcott is sort of a new face, he's never really played for the senior squad properly, and is a far better player now. I am actually pleased to see that Owen is still called up, he doesn't deserve to lose his place just because Newcastle are rubbish... Wonder where if'll be next season...

Alan Dale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But TT, he's Big Sean MacGabhann. Just, fair and > impartial. Caring and concerned. Considered and > courteous. Hates Americans though. LOL > I was calling Keef a numpty because he called my > mate Ken a see you next Tuesday. It's not the > first time he's been called a numpty by any > means. And probably won't be the last, but I'll live with it.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For me the issue can be simplified slightly. > > Imagine the scenario, that hopefully will never happen. A major terrorist attack occurs in central London. Hundreds, if not thousands are dead. Widespread panic. > > Who would you want to see stepping through the smoke and rubble to try and bring the city back from the brink, This has reminded me so much of Hilary Clinton's recent radio ad... *Puts on deep American action movie trailer voice* "While you sleep safely in your bed, there's a phone ringing somewhere... Blah blah blah... who do you want on the end of that line?" :-S Just to add my 2p, I agree with Mike. Borris is a knob, that's obvious, and I won't be voting for him. However, I absolutely hate Ken, I really really do, and even if I agreed with ALL of his polocies (which I don't), I couldn't vote for the slimey jumped up little c**t!!!

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Keef and Annasfield do Man U we could still be in with a chance! Okay, we'll sort that for you, and in return you can roll over for us in the champs leagye ;-)

Life in the fast lane - Eagles

Just clearing out the back passage I believe.

I know a guy who does his garden bob, I'll hook you up!

I feel sorry for her. She's obviously not entirely well, and I think he's a complete and utter c**t if you'll excuse my French.

Scrap that, Mrs Keef has a job interview tomorrow, and doesn't think it's worth it if it's just us :( We shall pay our share next time. Bagpuss, are you okay to call up and book for next wekk.

Hmm, what a shame, bloody mission just for the 2 of us. Oh well, we'll fight on.

Anna it was discussed on here a while back. Spadetownboy and I couldn't come to an agreement, so decided to put it to bed... That was before I realised he was Man U ;-) For some reason I had it in my head that Padetown was Spurs.

I think Man U are a very exciting team to watch, in a much more Old Skool way. I feel sick having just said that!