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I think it could. Liverpool's best performance this season was their win at Spurs when Sturridge and Mario played together. I think Mario needs another striker to play off rather than the lone striker role he's been playing in Sturridge's absence. It's a role that just doesn't suit him, and I'm surprised that Lambert hasn't been given more game time...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29771524

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damp-proof membrane - my understanding was that > you need a membrane and it should be at the 'warm > side' of the insulation. If the membrane is on the > 'cold side' of the insulation, condensation may > occur causing dampness/mould to the insulation. > This is all what I've read, not what I know to be > fact - hence my post asking for advice. You've got me on this one, I've no idea why a DPM would be used in such an application. The attached link shows a diagram (No. 4) of a typical retro fit, here they've used a breather membrane which allows the insulation to breathe and avoid interstitial condensation...http://www.greenspec.co.uk/building-design/ground-floor-insulation/ > I'm not trying to hermetically seal the house (a > weird conclusion to draw) I didn't say you were, I was speaking in general terms about how some general background natural ventilation is actually good for a building...

Look what you started Meds...troublemaker! :)

I hope one of the blue plaques commemorates the 'moment'*... *No jokes about backstage passes please...

Broke out in a cold sweat when I saw it, brought back memories...

There's an electrical wholesaler on Northcross Road, just down from the chippy, they don't have a display of light fittings as such, but plenty of catalogues if you know what type of fitting you want...

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That goalie! http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/tottenham_hotspur/202128/harry-kane-drops-goalkeeping-clanger-after-replacing-hugo-lloris-between-the-sticks-video.html

This'll get your mojo back Quids...

They're on the EDF Robbie!... E...E...EDF!

This article gives some info on costs/energy savings...http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/Insulation/Floor-insulation I think the 'condensation' that KK is referring to might be what is known as interstitial condensation, and the 'membrane' a breathable type membrane, common in roof construction to prevent this happening, rather than a damp proof membrane (DPM) which is a separate issue. This article gives info on both...http://www.greenbuildingstore.co.uk/page--insulating-suspended-timber-floors.html KK, what's the reason why you're limited to 40mm depth of insulation? Personally I think it would be a waste of time putting a mineral wool type insulation down at such a shallow depth, a rigid foam board would give you much better thermal insulation properties @ 40mm. Be careful not to 'lag' anything electrical that could overheat. As an aside...I'm all for stopping noticeable cold draughts, but old Victorian buildings weren't designed to be hermetically sealed boxes, they need to 'breathe', and natural background ventilation in rooms is actually good for them, especially when the weather is too inclement to open windows. If you block up a fireplace you have to put in an air vent to prevent condensation forming inside the chimney leading to damp. If you have an internal kitchen/bathroom (i.e. windowless), Regs ask for a 10mm ventilation gap under the door to act as an air inlet. It's good for the building to have these 'changes of air'...

KK, are you worried about condensation forming between the newly installed insulation and the floor finish?...

Week 9 fixtures... Saturday 25th October 2014 West Ham v Man City Liverpool v Hull Southampton v Stoke Sunderland v Arsenal West Brom v Crystal Palace Swansea v Leicester Sunday 26th October 2014 Burnley v Everton Tottenham v Newcastle Man Utd v Chelsea Monday 27th October 2014 QPR v Aston Villa

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Cookieeeeeeeesssss!!!!!...

Week 8 points... Week 8 table...

Some Izal bog roll wouldn't go amiss...

You should be ok with a Camellia, they also provide a nice splash of colour when not mush else is in bloom...https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=327 The garden centre in West Dulwich has a display of shade loving plants...http://www.alleynpark.co.uk/

I thought it was pretty obvious at the time that the whole DITS thing was a hastily put together pi$$ take, and just as hastily forgiven as it was for charidee. Perhaps a cue for Ot's next musically inspired thread...are there any critically acclaimed charidee records out there?...

On the YouTube page click on 'Share', then click on 'Embed', then copy and paste the highlighted text into the EDF message/text box...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SAM! http://www.whufc.com/javaImages/a4/32/0,,12562~9974436,00.jpg Love from all your fans on the EDF xx

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There must have been a trigger point somewhere along the line. Mick Mac leads, others follow...

Yes I did watch it Mick. Yes there were some fantastic goals in the edit, but the point I was making was that there must have been some fantastic goals (possibly even better) that he and others scored, that have never been seen apart from those at the match...

For obvious reasons Bestie was my boyhood hero, but no doubting Jimmy Greaves' genius, he had a magic left peg a la Maradona/Messi. TV coverage was very limited in those days, there must have been some fantastic goals scored that were never even recorded...

If anyone fancies going to Geneva by train there's a new quick route opening in mid Dec, and if you can book early some very good prices e.g. ?110 return in Jan... http://tgv-lyria.uk.voyages-sncf.com/en/