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Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > El Pibe Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > But can he talk in a Dutch Acshent? > > Despite speaking fluidly in five languages and > able to communicate in a further three languages > you want him to speak Dutch Acshent to win your > approval. :-S Dutch Acshent is a jokey reference to Steve McClaren, who having become manager of Dutch side FC Twente, bizarrely started talking with the accent of a Dutchman speaking English... meanwhile, it's getting very tasty for 3rd and 4th, looks like Chelsea will need to win CL to qualify next year

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > womanofdulwich Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > where do you keep your tomato sauce. Fridge= > > middle class > > cupboard= working class > > ( this was pointed out on edf a while ago- > makes > > life so easy). > > Oh dear > > I think i'm in "Class limbo" > > Mine's kept in the larder on the cold shelf > > http://www.cwsellorswatches.co.uk/media/catalog/pr > oduct/cache/1/image/5e06319eda06f020e43594a9c23097 > 2d/f/i/file_1.jpg > > Please help > > Nette:-S ...ah!, the real test of class is what finish your cold shelf is...slate is common, marble is posh...but then again, there are so many types of slate and marble....this could run and run :-$

Because of his status with the fans, Dalglish was always going to be given more time than Hodgson, regardless of whether his record is better or worse. What comes across in Otta's earlier post is how much sway the fans have, or would like to think they have, in who gets to manage their club. If Dalglish does go, FSG need to appoint their own man, not who is most popular with the fans. Although I don't agree with the FA's decision to appoint Hodgson, at least they have gone for their own man. I'm afraid Hodgson's on a hiding to nothing with the press because they wanted Harry, whereas most fans will still get behind Hodgson and the team. The Sun's headline is a taste of what's to come if England don't perform, I bet they already have their 'turnip' jokes lined up for the Euro's...

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Me and RD last night ! ;-) /babiesmiddlefinger.jpg

Last night's result was a setback, but I'm sure there will be at least one more twist in the title race. It's going to be a bit of a footy fest in the coming week, Chelsea v Toon, play-offs, FA Cup Final, the big Sunday games, and then part 2 of play-offs...enjoy the ride

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Watch it with the sound turned down > > Jeezus H > > And give them a dust pan and brush why don't you, > that floor is FILTHY > > *shakes head* > > :-S It's like one of those floors you used to get in the old Flash adverts :)

What Maxxi said. Currently England are the West Brom of the international scene (forget FIFA rankings), so in that respect it's a perfect fit too. The only good thing to come out of this is that the fans' expectations will now be lowered, and therefore less disappointment will ensue when we fail to get out of the group stage...

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...anyone been watching this on Monday nights? > I've quite enjoyed it. Sh1t old times in many ways > but all that decay and despondency created some > great creativity. As a kid you weren't really that aware of how grim it was...I think my Mum secretly liked the power cuts, as we couldn't see and therefore complain about her cooking :) http://i17.ebayimg.com/03/i/01/9a/1e/05_2.JPG

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That was the first FA Cup Final I remember but > wierdly I only remember the Replay! Me too, abosolutely no memory of anything before then...do you think it's because Webb's goal has often been shown, bit like Charlie George's winner a year later?...and not forgetting the 1970 World Cup, Gerd Muller's winner :(

Make that 4 and counting...don't think Cardiff's play off record is that great

Brixton Mortar...

mrsS, have you thought about looking into the posibility of reducing the number of hours you currently work?...say a 3-4 day week, in the current economic climate your employer may look upon the idea favourably. The last thing your employer wants is someone burning themselves out, and being off-work long term. That way you at least immediately reduce the stress levels whilst maintaining a source of income, and you can then use the extra freetime to explore a career change more thoroughly. Doing 1-2 days a week voluntary work, might be a good way to discover what you like/dislike without making any rash committments...

There you go again Jah, getting ahead of yourself...before you know it they'll be leaping off the treatment table proclaiming ''It' a miracle, I can walk!'' and you'll be back to mid-table mediocrity ;-) D Bentley...Knee Injury...No return date...yep, in more ways than one :) Muamba's 'injury' was an interesting one...Computer says: ''What the fook do I put for heart stopped for 78 minutes''

Otta begins to have concerns that Zonderlings image won't go down too well with the parents of ED when they start their first school halls tour... http://www.thetoyshop.com/media/toyshop/products/Playmobil/Zoom/337816.jpg

I say, if I didn't know any better...

Mick Mac takes the iniative and prepares for the worse... http://puppybunnyguineapretty.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/playmobil-3255-noahs-ark.jpg ''Apart from the school run I don't foresee too many problems''

I saw a news report earlier from a rain soaked reservoir where the water level is still 4ft lower than normal...hope that wasn't too technical for you Mick ;-)

What WOD said...I believe having a share of freehold also increases the saleability of a property, something you can't put a tangible monetery value against. And as you've found out with the light bulb incident, being in control of how things are run also has a non-monetary value in that you're less likely to get stressed out ;-)

Well done Chelsea...poetic justice with Terry missing the final. I think they will miss Ramires in the final far more than Terry, and replacing Ivanovich could be a problem too...I wouldn't fancy Boswinga's chances against either Robben or Ronaldo...maybe Essien will have to fill in. Should be another great game tonight, Madrid are on a roll after winning El Classico, but I'll stick with my earlier prediction that Bayern will go through and win it on home turf...