red devil

RC has finally broken his duck, will he be on a roll? Week 6 fixtures... Saturday 27th September 2014 Liverpool v Everton Chelsea v Aston Villa Crystal Palace v Leicester Hull v Man City Man Utd v West Spam Southampton v QPR Sunderland v Swansea Arsenal v Tottenham Sunday 28th September 2014 West Brom v Burnley Monday 29th September 2014 Stoke v Newcastle

That crowd's a bit optimistic Quids ;-)...

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's exactly how I was following it, and I > couldn't believe what I was reading! After OD'ing on the World Cup this summer I decided not to renew the Virgin Sky Sports add on until nearer Xmas time. It's been good following the football old skool stylee. A female reading out the results sounds odd though ;-)...

That was some penalty shoot out at Anfield last night, it was nail biting stuff even following it on the BBC live text feed...

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Red Devil clearly feels Angel fooking Di Maria, his > words not mine, would be pivotal in turning things > around. Wrong. That's you're one eyed interpretation...

We're just shite at the moment. I'll let you know when we hit royally shite...

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would, ordinarily, say that you, as a ManU fan, > could not possibly understand that for some fans > it is not just about winning all the time - but > maybe that's a touchy subject right now... :) Well I'm old enough to have supported my team during the days when we were royslly shite, which included a relegation, so I would've understood...

I'm not saying your view on BFS isn't constant, it is. And I'm pretty sure that view is that any success WH have is in spite of BFS, not because of him...true? If not, what do you give him credit for? Does he get credit for keeping you up last season, and what about the previous season when you won promotion? My defence of BFS started when you and other WH fans wanted him sacked in January. My argument was that you should keep him as he would give you the best chance of staying up. Staying in the PL was/is very important with the stadium move looming up...Pragmatism > Academy idealism if you like. Look at Fulham now, could easily have been WH if you'd sacked him...

Source?...

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > red devil Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > maxxi Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > When they win he's a genius, when they don't > it > > aint his > > > fault. > > > > You were the exact opposite last season, when > the > > 'ammers won it was in spite of BFS... > > > You do realise that was meant as BFS's take on > things, not mine? I think yesterday's hammering > must have tilted your irony receptors RD. Where > have I said BFS was responsible for Saturday's > win? I DID say it was in spite of him last year > and the win against Liverpool was the same - it > was still DESPITE BFS, just that on both occasions > he claimed it was his doing. > > As has been pointed out it was more down the > Teddy's input and his influence on the new boys - > and the absence of BFS's bezzer Nolan (long may he > stay out) and the effect that has had on Noble > (imo). Yes I do realise that was your take on BFS's view of the world. The point I was making was that your personal view on BFS is cut from the same cloth...you could be twins! :)

http://www.timberwise.co.uk/2013/04/identifying-the-differences-between-wet-rot-and-dry-rot/ My educated guess would be that external windows are far more likely to suffer from wet rot...

I worked out yesterday that along with yourself EP, 16 people got the correct West Ham scoreline...it was a slow day :)

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yup, they happen rarely enough but my god it can > make a difference to a gentleman's step Not for some it seems ;-) > "I thought it would be a bumpy ride this season, > but that was some bump yesterday..." > And with West Ham looking more aggressive and Utd > needing a response, who is going to be the winner > next weekend? After the dirge served up last season it's good to see a Utd team playing with attacking flair again. Defensively we're boggin', and that will take time and probably another transfer window or two to put right. LVG and most of the new players will also need time to adapt to the 'nuances' of the PL, I bet none of them have ever been involved in a game like that before. > Pellegrini is looking less and less agreeable with > each game this season isn't he? He's definitely losing his urbane charm and getting more chippy, but to be fair he's under a lot of pressure, had they not won the PL I think he might even have been sacked, and this season it sounds like the owners are expecting much greater things in the CL...

Every cloud etc... Week 5 points... Week 5 table...

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Spurs have missed a trick not getting Teddy on the > coaching staff at White Hart Lane and is without a > doubt West Ham's gain. I loved him as a player. > Probably my favourite over the past 20 years. > > "Oh Teddy Teddy Teddy, Teddy Teddy Teddy Teddy > Sheringham Went to Man Utd and he won the Treble." ;-) > > Legend.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When they win he's a genius, when they don't it aint his > fault. You were the exact opposite last season, when the 'ammers won it was in spite of BFS...

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm off to work now. Weekend can't get any better > so I may as well head in early I'd say it was a perfect weekend for Gooners. I thought it would be a bumpy ride this season, but that was some bump yesterday...

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wow, just seen the scoreline. I'd assumed it was > over at 1-2. > > It allowed me to get a good retort to a Man U fan > that was having a right laugh at Liverpool > yesterday. Always keep your poder dry until all > the results are in! True dat. Best to wait until Monday morning...

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha, amazingly I went with my four year old's > prediction that we would win 3-1 despite my saying > that it never happens. I have scioned lucky pants! I went 2-1, not 'appy...

Hundreds if not thousands of photos of London pubs, I suspect Jah knows quite a few of them ;-)...

On a domestic level, there are a handful of local house projects if anyone fancies a nose... http://events.londonopenhouse.org/building/19269 http://events.londonopenhouse.org/building/19440 http://events.londonopenhouse.org/building/18772 http://events.londonopenhouse.org/building/19914 http://events.londonopenhouse.org/building/8381

Not topical, just an ultimate feel good song...

C'mon on Tim!!!... http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/09/18/1411032912867_wps_6_Andy_Murray_Tweet_2_jpg.jpg

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Usually I just pretend to be blind. > > The downside is that instead it's me who gets > helped-up the steps - which means uncomfortable > small talk. Yes, but this can also facilitate an 'accidental fumble' when you go to link arms...amateur!

It's not the Hipsters fault. You do realise that you can't Hoola Hoop and help carry a push chair up a flight of stairs at the same time, don't you?...