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Saturday 3rd January 2015 Blyth Spartans 1 v 2 Birmingham Tranmere 0 v 3 Swansea West Brom 4 v 1 Gateshead Sunday 4th January 2015 Dover 1 v 1 Crystal Palace Sunderland 2 v 0 Leeds Southampton 3 v 1 Ipswich Yeovil 0 v 4 Man Utd Monday 5th January 2015 Burnley 3 v 2 Tottenham Wimbledon 1 v 3 Liverpool Tuesday 6th January 2015 Everton 1 v 3 West Ham

https://www.uber.com/cities/london Just don't tell your friendly local black cabby

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My favourite festive film was Battle of the Trolls > on EDFTV Nah, bloody repeat.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's also called squad rotation. With 4 games in > 10/11 days and then a difficult away FA Cup tie to > follow, as a fan I would expect players to be > rested, with priority given to the more winnable > games... Except BFS will bale on the cup game as well (like last season), and as for resting Song and Sakho - they leave for the Africa Nations Cup (along with Kouyat?) in a couple of weeks (possibly even earlier if WH don't get an appeal to keep them a little longer accepted) and they're hardly going to come back from that rested. I'd rather he 'gave it a go' from the start (instead of resorting to "defence versus attack" for the first half) and use them as much as possible before they go.

James This junction has got more dangerous since the installation of the pedestrian crossing across LL not safer. Cars coming from Goose Green wanting to turn into East Dulwich Grove and those coming down East Dulwich Grove wanting to turn left see the red light as a green light to put their foot down and make their turning before traffic resumes - they speed up to beat the lights and are concentrating on their window of opportunity so hard they miss pedestrians who are already crossing.

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Retro christmas.... > > - a bowl of walnuts + nut cracker > - Medjool dates > - Coloured Christmas tree lights > - Christmas edition of the Radio Times Figs - dried and compressed into the shape and consistency of a small brick. Tube of smarties with a get-the-ball-bearing-into-the-clown's-mouth game on the lid. The leatherette cover bought to hold festive Radio Times. The smell of simmering sprouts on Xmas eve...

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foxy says something positive and I still get > stick. > Its so boring... > > DF Now look, no one minds this constant referring to yourself in the third person (after all, everyone who considers themselves a 'real character' does it don't they?) but at least be consistent would you please?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > ------------------------------------------------- > > You can't get away with this without saying > what > > happened. > > Afraid of making myself identifiable... And the finalists of this year's "The Apprentice" are...

I suspect it's a friend of Russel Howard - annoyed he didn't get the Post Office gig. Nothing on the political ramifications of Keith Lemon's scathing satire of the quasi-intellectual comedians' "back-slapping panel shows"?!?* *Or an opinion on endless jokes about tits and toilets?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the radio this morning they did a thing on > loneliness at Christmas. Was thinking of starting > a thread to see if there's anyone who needs a bit > of contact and would otherwise suffer in silence > but I know someone will take the p or troll it, -which might itself possibly be an indicator of someone sorely in need of yuletide cheer.

I have long enjoyed the mix of old graves and wild woodland that this area has become; however it came about, it should be preserved rather than destroyed or, worse, manicured like most public parks.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9611205/robbie-rogers-slams-fifa-for-insane-decisions-to-host-world-cups-in-russia-and-qatar With European teams speaking out against a move to winter for the WC maybe they and theirs could speak out a little more on this too.

Tbh the market IS a teensy bit crap really - lots of snacks and tat but I miss Sparkes and wish there were a few more produce stalls.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fox there was a market nearly the entire length of > the street. But it was a proper market selling > everything in those days. A Local market... for Local people... ???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Non pascentur, quod troglodytarum Nil desperandum Johanes* *Roy Kinnear C1986

I live close to NthX rd market - my experience is that the parking on surrounding streets is for all the local businesses including, but not restricted to, the market (judging by the shopping I see people returning to their cars with).

If it's your first try at window sill horticulture bung in some soil, scatter over some coriander seeds (the kind you grind and use in curries etc) and loosely cover. Coriander will grow almost anywhere and will look pleasantly green and feathery/frondy even if you don't eat it. If you do eat it, let some of it flower and go to seed - those green seeds (before they dry out) are little flavour bombs.

Bedworth (Bed'urth in local vernacular) - very strange and unsettling place. Most depressing - toss up between Crewe and Reading.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cockwomblery Near Daventry

jimbo1964 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You can buy a very servicable loaf in Boulangerie > Jade for ?3. Good bread too but the Barry Rd branch is cheaper. Cheaper still is the French guy at the Peckham Cart Project in the Aylesham Centre - in partnership with the South London 'Flour Power City' organic bakery he (and his son) sell sourdough, wholemeal, rye etc. at ?2.50 a loaf. https://www.facebook.com/PeckhamCart

It's a trend innit. A tv genius/arse comes up with an idea and - unlike 100s of others similarly floated - it takes off and gets big viewing figures. Then lots of other geniuses have the idea to copy this idea and we get a glut of the same stuff until we tire of it and it dies a death. Though I'd say the 'How That Lot Live' peep-show has been a staple for years. It's whether the viewer is invited to sympathise with or condemn the subjects that has changed. Maybe the latter pov just sells more soap powder right now. Used to be docusoaps on cruise ships, airlines and tube-workers. Ah, what an innocent age it was.

No suet or sultanas or apples in an Eccles filling - just dead flies.

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > But seriously, how long do you need to not eat > > meat before you're a genuine vegetarian? > > > Forever! So... given the capacity for possible lapses throughout one's life... the only TRUE Vegetarian... is a dead vegetarian?

A slightly different take on the currants and flaky pastry combo are the Eccles cakes in Hirst Bakery - delicious.

I'm a fan of the man and his cheeses - may come across as taciturn but if you talk to him he is friendly and knowledgeable - he has a dry sense of humour too which can be misread. Not cheap but the Brie de Meaux alone is worth the price. Snobbery my arse.