Otta

No room for Drinkwater in the final squad. I'd be pretty hacked off if I was him after a season like that.

I was about to write an identical post to this from 2 years ago. Can't find anything online, but have attended a couple of these parties and keen to book for my daughter's birthday. Can anyone help put me in touch?

I think the lido would be nice, but agree that it might not get the year round use required to keep it going. And I'd only really support it if Southwark weren't footing the bill, as at this time I don't think it would be a responsible use of public funds.

Carl Frampton. I think he dropped his titles because he had other plans for his next fight. But his next fight is for another title.

13 I think. Britain's boxing champions Heavyweight Tyson Fury (WBA, WBO), Anthony Joshua (IBF) Cruiserweight Tony Bellew (WBC) Super middleweight James DeGale (IBF) Middleweight Billy Joe Saunders (WBO) Super welterweight Liam Smith (WBO) Welterweight Kell Brook (IBF) Super lightweight Ricky Burns (WBA) Lightweight Anthony Crolla (WBA), Terry Flanagan (WBO) Featherweight Lee Selby (IBF) Bantamweight Jamie McDonnell (WBA), Lee Haskins (IBF) That's copied from BBC by the way, I couldn't have listed them.

Same here Jah. Easyjet want you to want them.

Was it on telly?

Did you say that like a bored teenager? You mum.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, one-nil to the Arsenal. God they were boring. Successful, but > it was like watching paint dry. I think by the time they were using Wembley they'd long passed the boring Arsenal phase. It was in the days of Bergkamp, Overmars, Petit et al.

Yeah Arsenal did it late 90s, I think because they wanted to flog more tickets than they could at Highbury. Problem was Highbury was a narrow pitch, and the old Wembley a wide one, so they struggled to play their normal defensive game (I don't mean their overall game and style was at all defensive in those days, but they were very solid at the back when at home).

It's possible that Boots told them they could only come in 2 at a time. Shops sometimes do that when large groups of school kids are about.

I think the bridge would be a wonderful addition to London if money was no object. But we shouldn't be spending on this when we're failing in so many areas.

Mick Mack, I was one of the Liverpool fans that initially said "it can't all be down to Suarez", but it became more and more obvious that it was Suarez who had gotten the best out of Sterling and others. But yes, I can totally believe that he helped Suarez with his game, and Steven Gerrard once said Rogers was the best man manager he'd worked with and he wished he could have worked with him earlier. So I'd say a good signing.

I don't think most of those were HIS signings.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yep, bit of a cock, but he can definitely play. > > > A bit????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Haha, okay a complete cock.

Yep, bit of a cock, but he can definitely play.

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Considering it's been the worst kept secret in football for months, you'd have thought they'd at least have let LVG have a night of celebration for winning the cup before they let the cat out of the bag.

What Jah said. Kettle of boiling water and a plunger (careful of splash back).

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I saw a gang of whites going in to Oliver Bonas. > Anyone know what was going on? Oh my days, is you sayin that Boots ain't good enough for white bioys? (I am joking of course) Whilst this thread has made me chortle, I actually feel a bit sorry for the OP.

I am not assuming anything, nor could I actually give a shit either way. I just suspect that a lot of people doing yoga or gym or whatever won't have the look and style as their top priority.

Part & parcel.

Colleague of mine has just moved to South Norwood from North London. He said his partner is freaking out a bit (she's posh) but he loves it. And in a few years it will have probably changed quite a lot, as everywhere is.

Definitely *bob*. It's like the first ever series of Big Brother, it was genuinely quite interesting to see how the people reacted, and they had psychologists talking about it. But by series 2 it was just a load of fake tanned young twats wanting to be slebs.