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In - thanks Red

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'The Derry City Story' is on BBCi player. It's > worth a watch. Well, I enjoyed it. More than worth it doc, I thought it was brilliant - 'Different League' shows what football can really mean to a community.

The CSL is delighted to welcome back those rogue (or misguided) members who sought to take part in a breakaway thread (or 'a malumbu' as it is known in the game) which is now confidently expected to collapse. We at the CSL have always believed in the integrity of the FF and hope future attempts to establish rival threads will now not be attempted. We have assured fams of this thread of its continuing and can only assume that "The game of hundreds we grew to love over the years" does not include the previous attempted breakaway by this member with his short-lived 73 game. Also, somewhere Laddy Muck is screaming blue red murder

Under the new rules of the breakaway Century-Super-League I not only claim the points but also the assist. Other members of the CSL include the traditional EDF big 6: Laddy Muck Strafer Jack Otta Huguenot David Carnell Katie 1997 with places held in reserve for; Ted Max Atticus Jeremy Marmora Man Loz

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It's selfish and only motivated by those whose idea of fans are those paying to watch on tv in the large markets outside of Europe. If anything, the detestable fan 'muzak' played over games at empty stadia during the pandemic has probably convinced the yanks they don't need real ones at the grounds anymore. It's just for those who want to help themselves to an 'open goal'-

WTF are we gonna do when Lingard leaves? We'll never be able to afford him now! COYI

Thanks for getting it together Doc - diverting as always and good fun

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Both of you should be concerned regarding the > current (behind closed doors)investigation, as to > why the Cowboy failed to make the easiest > prediction of the week-end? Two points lost,at > least. Was he hacked? Bribed? Threatened? And by > whom? I think he fell victim to a premature adoption of Clause 3c.

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diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maxxi, may I remind you of Rule 14 (Section 2 - > ''Predicting Your Results'') of the EDF 6 Nations > Predictor Game Rulebook, that stipulates... > > ''Should a match be abandoned and replayed only to > then become the decider of the EDF 6 Nations > Predictor Game League, then the current leader of > the EDF 6 Nations Predictor Game League is hereby > required to completely lose the plot when making > their final prediction.'' > > May I also remind Maxxi that Clause 3c of the > aforementioned rule also stipulates that... > > i) Notwithstanding Clauses 3a & 3b, the current > leader of the EDF 6 Nations Predictor Game League > is hereby required to consume copious amounts of > Friday afternoon beers in order to facilitate a > state of inebriation by teatime, thereby rendering > themselves incapacitated and unable to think > logically. > > ii) Failure to do so will result in the offender > having to appear in front of the EDF Games > Investigation into Membership Panel, which is > automatically triggered when more than 50% of > Members declare ''Bring out the Gimp''... I should like to draw to the attention of the Ruddy Beelzebub(SCG*) that Rule 14 only comes into effect if said 'current leader' is not the kind of lazy ars*d twonk who made all his predictions long ago (having as much idea of who would actually prevail in any given match as David Moyes does of how to win at Old Trafford). Similarly, Rule 14 is nullified if. being very much not-ars*d about constantly returning to the scene for updates and such, the current leader locked-in said pick wa-a-a-ay back when leaving no possibility of it being altered. It does, of course, go without saying that having picked with heart not head in the last round to give others a chance to catch up and actually getting two results wrong, the 'CL' has fulfilled his obligations re lending a hand to the less gifted. It is also understood that clause 3c will be followed to the letter regardless of its lack of effect on the results and the fact that it will be accompanied by much chanting of "Champion! Champion!..." etc. *straw-clutching-git

Nottingham's finest -

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > a shame West Ham fans of your on here don't post > in here anymore - I'm finding it rather pleasing > to see Hammers doing so well We would normally post in the Football Focus thread but as you're here - we have seen so many false dawns and there are no pubs to swank in so... quietly smug (and waiting for the crash) is the theme and besides are enjoying so much more in the PL atm, Lampard's sacking, Gooners failing, Mourinho imploding (again)... what's not to love?

I'm in too - thanks Doc - I didn't think you were doing it either but got an email-invite, picks all look pretty close atm (France game excepted)

I remember being in awe after being shown an Apple computer and an Apricot computer (early 80s?) and having a little 'go' on them and confidently predicting the Apricot would prove the better computer and Apple would fade... Pls get in touch for stockmarket tips etc.

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > SUE as you say "Crikey, perhaps I could earn some > money" don't you get enough from your other work > ?? do you give a discount for ed members ??? ps as > the next post is by maxxi is she or he work with > you just a just thought. > That explains it. I thought I was being called a git, but a gimp? A new career path! Although it does sound like there'd be a lot of sanitising and wiping down. :(

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ... > well she uses this MUFC any one know what it means > ???? or is this just one for the Female's > if you know what i mean, bet your old man or > should i say husband don't know you think like > this, is this forum the only place that you think > you have as you say MUFC (Man Under Female > Control) maxxi and sue come on the 2 of you can > do better than that CAN'T YOU, but saying what you > say it's having a go at all the men on this > forum.so sad This is a copy and paste of an old Trump press briefing, surely... For clarity - it's ok Ken you can skip this bit - I was attempting to build on the pre-match 'bants' between RD and mois inasmuchandinsofarasitisregarded (etc etc). MUFC - as any fule kno - hav nothing to do with 'footy' (that usage just to annoy quids) as WHUFC (google that Kenny) will sho. chiz.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I'm looking for a suitable opportunity to use > MUFC :)) > > Which won't be in a football context :)) It never is, Sue, it never is.

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I believe the correct terminology these days it > 'Theydom' so as to be inclusive of all royals Been down that road... Macbeth was the They(n) of Glamis and Cawdor and... unless Duncan's horses have started eating each other again?

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MUFC 3 > > LFC 2 > > ... > > :) see you in the next round RD ;)

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > KFC > > > yes i will have a bucket thanks wear it in good health

Speaking as a Mercian things were never the same after Offa. We never recognised Alfred The Git or any of the Viking pretenders and we are patiently waiting for a long lost King buried under some forsaken mound near the M45 (legend has it) to rise again and take us forward with an economy based around solid basket weaving and coracle technology.

Does this include skipping?

"We're 3-0 down!" "It's alright they're bringing on Bale" "Sorted!"

Rose's standard bangers are a tad meh but their cumberland chipolatas are perfection for a breakfast sossidge.