Alan Medic

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Competing in the annual Dwarf Cup with my > > brothers. Great venue this year in Mougins, > > France. Only time we see each other. This will > be > > its 17th year. > > Does this involve seeing how far you and your > brothers can throw each other?... Not so far but anything can happen and usually does.

UncleBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you have 6 brothers? Dare i ask what the Dwarf > Cup is? All answers accepted. > I fear this thread could lead to multiple > suicides. . . Well only 5 remaining as Doc passed away at the tender age of 14. Its origins arose when we had a meeting after our parents passed away. Everyone wanted to keep the plaques of Snow White and the lads which were on our sitting room wall for years. We decided to compete for them every year. Why might this cause multiple suicides?

Competing in the annual Dwarf Cup with my brothers. Great venue this year in Mougins, France. Only time we see each other. This will be its 17th year.

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Robert de Lamanon

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't worry Jah, nothing is set in stone at the > mo, just open to ideas. What started off as a bit > of fun is getting a bit more competitive :) > This latest table incorporates average scores > (shown in red) for players that miss a week. > It also includes a minimum participation rule. I'm > going to set the bar higher than ???? suggested > 50%, and make it 75%. > This hopefuly will encourage players to > participate rather than rely on getting an average > score. > Anyone with less than 75% (shown in indigo) > wouldn't qualify for CL and final table > consideration... God I'm such a bore.

So why particularly do you dislike Ferguson Parky?

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why should he apologise. What he said was right. > > We do make our own flags and don't rely on the > club to provide plastic ones. That's a fact 'That's a fact'. Now where have I heard that said before? :)

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Ha ha - bloody fair-weather playa... I am 4th (in > the 100% category)" > > That got me thinking - what would my score be if > every time I missed a week and got a maxxi, I'd > played and got my average score? > > Answer - 16 points more. > > Just out of interest, I did the same for El Pibe. > > Answer - 12 points more. > > Sorry, maxxi. The table doesn't lie. Oh but it does. Ask RD to remind you about the 75% rule. Old EP will suffer from the indigo effect and plummet to the bottom.

Oh I don't know. I'd sort of like Terry to rush up to collect a loser's medal.

I reckon you're looking for a date!

Watched a few minutes and decided to back Wigan @ 8/1 to win in 90. Good.

yup what?

Liam bloody Brady.

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maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > maxxi Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > I may need a coupon buster to overhaul EP... > > > though the gap has narrowed B) > > > > No need to worry maxxi. The 'indigo' rule is on > > your side. > > > You mean (in a scouse accent) "I just hope for a > goal and indigo?" No.....the indigo rule. If someone doesn't reach the 75% participation mark they don't count. Ask RD.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I may need a coupon buster to overhaul EP... > though the gap has narrowed B) No need to worry maxxi. The 'indigo' rule is on your side.

Scotch Bob Woody, was born in a Hole in Durham.Unless you mean someone entirely different.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's true. Ferguson didn't win much in his first > six seasons though did he. Given United were one place above a relegation spot when he took over, 6 years seems pretty good.

He didn't win the PL league though which is harder to do.

Sorry Father but I don't go anymore. I used to if that helps.

I think Moyes is the right choice for United if that's what happens. Though he might not have the immediate respect Jose would have from everyone as his success is measured on a different set of scales to SAF and Jose, there are a lot of young players at United who will respect him as the boss as they still want to make it at United. Most of the older players seem to respect the Club enough for them not to continue to give whatever they have. The exception two days ago and now is Rooney who probably should go. Being left out of the biggest game of the season v Madrid must have hurt but if he was so good it wouldn't have happened. I read a quote from a Rooney autobiography (there may be several)from a time when he was still at Everton.Moyes shouted at him 'you've been eating too many f****** McDonalds again' or words to that effect. Sort of sums up Rooney. Rarely hits a peak for long.

I might need to hire a small van for a day though I have the option of using a man with a van. Is there anywhere locally which has a good reputation? I did a search on google which led me to a thread possibly now deleted, which slated one crowd on Barry Rd I think. Any suggestions please?

She was probably on the sherry!

a) Probably time it took to deal with insurance company b) Author said it was 'likely'. Maybe there is a lot of lorry traffic there and given the extent of the damage it's likely to have been a lorry.