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Man City 4 Hull 0 Cardiff 2 Everton 2 Newcastle 1 Fulham 1 Norwich 2 Southampton 2 West Ham 2 Stoke 1 Crystal Palace 1 Sunderland 1 Liverpool 1 Man Utd 2 West Brom 2 Swansea 1 Arsenal 2 Tottenham 2

I'll provide the recreational drugs cupcakes...

Week 3 fixtures... Saturday 31st August 2013 Man City V Hull Cardiff V Everton Newcastle V Fulham Norwich V Southampton West Ham V Stoke Crystal Palace V Sunderland Sunday 1st September 2013 Liverpool V Man Utd West Brom V Swansea Arsenal V Tottenham

You know what they say about guys who wear big watches...small clock

Was Kirsty working for the Council that day?..

Great win for Celtic, perfect timing for all 3 goals. Stoke should sign up Rory Delapski...

I actually feel a bit sorry for Celtic that despite winning their domestic league, albeit a weak one, and making the last 16 last year, they still had to go through all the pre-qualifying games for this season's competition...

Nice extra-time run out for Liverpool this evening before THE big game this Sunday...

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But given the response times admin is able to provide these days, who knows More Gov't cutbacks?..

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > United will probably not be happy (abd > understandably so to be fair) but I did like the > challenge to man up Rooney to state his > intentions one way or the other. Rooney's smartest move has been to say nothing publicly. That way he can cover his arse if he stays, by saying he never asked to leave. In a way Mourinho has dropped him in it by intimating that Rooney's camp initialised contact with Chelsea, and therefore they should close the matter one way or the other. It will be interesting to see how Rooney's camp respond to this 'ultimatum'. I think Utd fans have now taken a pragmatic approach to the whole situation, in that there's no point giving Rooney grief whilst the club are adamant that he is staying and won't be sold, especially to Chelsea. Although he's been a sulking git behind the scenes during the summer, once he's crossed the white line in a Utd shirt he's been nothing but professional and committed to the team, and fans of most club will appreciate that. Maybe Monsieur Cabaye should take heed...

I never thought it would be a good game, especially after seeing Chelsea's team sheet. People forget how negative Mourinho can be, his line-up effectively strangled the game, but it also highlighted why a creative midfield player such as Fabregas/Ozil is needed by Utd to replace Scholes...

Week 2 Table...

Week 2 Points...

Rhinestone Cowboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Now who is Glen Campbell..............surely a > > points deduction RD? > > > > yes sorry did not read the rules on name > Iron No points deduction, it wasn't a rule just a suggestion to help identify who was who, rather than players using their real names. I thought it was fairly obvious that Glen Campbell was RC...

What Wayne Kerr said :)...

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Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yeknomyeknom Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > Many times I have seen a nice simple post start > out > > only for some regular names to say something > > sarcastic or belittling in response. The > family > > discussion area isn't like this at all though. > > > You're joking! It may not happen that often, but > when the claws come out in the family room it gets > real messy! True dat. I know my limits...

Typical. Someone harmlessly posts the letter a, and sure enough someone has to post a vindictive letter b. When will this bullying ever stop?...

dulwichdogman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's true . Now Lisa doesn't want me Errrr, was that anything to do with you declaring your undying love for her on a local public internet forum? Please don't tell me you asked her to sit up and beg...

Week 2 Fixtures, get predicting... Saturday 24th August 2013 Fulham V Arsenal Everton V West Brom Hull V Norwich Newcastle V West Ham Southampton V Sunderland Stoke V Crystal Palace Aston Villa V Liverpool Sunday 25th August 2013 Cardiff V Man City Tottenham V Swansea Monday 26th August 2013 Man Utd V Chelsea

Don't make the hearth fit too tightly up against the floorboards, as they are likely to move/expand due to changes in temp/humidity...

I'll send you a PM later mb83...

No, and you're putting yourself at risk. What does the contract say? Most will state that the builder is paid monthly after work is carried out and approved by a suitably qualified person e.g. the architect/project manager. Alhough it's a lot of money to you, this isn't a big contract in the building game, and the problem you have is that most builders doing work of this nature and size tend to have small set-ups, low overheads (hence cheaper quotes), and they simply haven't got the cashflow to do a month's worth of work without getting some payment in advance. In order to limit the risk you could make payments on a weekly basis, and get things agreed first, i.e. a list of what the money is for, and get the receipts once bought. Any materials should be kept on site, not with the builder, so you at least can return them and get some money back if the builder 'disappears'. Do you have a comprehensive breakdown of all the works, so you can keep tabs on how the overall spend is going? To be frank, if you've got an architect they should be advising you, that's what you're paying them for...

I haven't got any names of suppliers (worth checking local stone masons though as they might have off-cuts), but if you do end up taking responsibilty for supplying the dimensions, measure the diagonals as well as the sides, as the rectangle may not be square...if you know what I mean :)