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Week 25 points... Week 25 table...

Spurs are the real deal Jah, start believing...

Well played Spurs, and thanks for the 3 points...

Every cloud has a silver lining, 3 points...

Moyes was sacked as soon as it became apparent we wouldn't qualify for the CL. LVG is not far away from that situation. I see absolutely no point in keeping him for the last year of his contract. He's not going to turn things around in 1 season, he won't change...

One point so far, and that's down to Chelsea winning...just what I needed

FFS Louis, just fooking walk, you stubborn, cantankerous, clog-headed coont...

Crack That Whip...

If I was a Spurs fan I'd want MoPo to field a very weakened team for the Europa. Ok, if they win it they get a cup, but they have a real chance of winning the PL this year and are looking strong to finish in the top 4 and get into the CL next season, regardless. Go for it!...

I also tipped Arsenal before the start of the season. At the time they had only signed Cech, and I thought they would at least sign a striker to give Giroud some competition. I know it's difficult signing a quality plrayer in January, but Wenger really should've pushed the boat out to sign one. They can still win it, and I've predicted them to beat Leicester on Sunday, but I've just got this feeling that Spurs will sneak it. I'd love Leicester to win it, but Spurs winning the league will be just as refreshing for the game...

Because of Leicester stealing the limelight, those perrennial underachievers Spurs, have slipped under the radar. They have been really consistent and solid looking this season, I can see them pipping the title...

They can afford to Jah. Although the clubs don't rely on the match going fans for their income like they used to, it still reflects badly on them if the TV cameras are showing fans leaving en masse like what happened at Liverpool last week. We're already seeing agents starting to cream off next season's TV money, e.g. Payet's new deal. They'll be many more in the coming months unless the fans start sticking up for themselves and ask for prices to be dropped...

Week 25 fixtures... Saturday 13th February 2016 Sunderland v Man Utd Bournemouth v Stoke Crystal Palace v Watford Everton v West Brom Norwich v West Ham Swansea v Southampton Chelsea v Newcastle Sunday 14th February 2016 Arsenal v Leicester Aston Villa v Liverpool Man City v Tottenham

I heard somewhere that the owner was trying to influence team selection, if true I can't imagine Clement putting up with it...

Good week for PD. Week 24 points... Week 24 table...

Top four play each other this weekend, should be a couple of humdingers. If Leicester beat Arsenal, it really is their title to lose...I can't believe I've just written that :)

Obviously the higher the ceiling height, the better, but it's not uncommon to end up with a ceiling height less than the 2.3m your architect is suggesting. Unless the Building Regs have recently changed, there is no legal minimum ceiling height. However there is still a practical minimum height you should work to in loft conversions of at least 2.1m throughout (standard ceiling height elsewhere should be at least 2.4m). Ideally in rooms with sloping ceilings, at least 50% of the floor area should have a floor to ceiling height of at least 2.1m. I recently saw a rear dormer conversion where the ceiling height was only 2.05m because of existing parameters. I'm 6 foot plus, yes it felt lower than normal, but most loft conversions tend to have a 'quirky' feel to them anyway. If you can, you should try and view a loft conversion with a ceiling height lower than your architect is suggesting. rahrahrah, I get where you're coming from, but unless you can find a builder that will guarantee at their expense, any remedial works needed to conform to Permitted Development or Planning Permission should the planners find out the builder has been too 'liberal' in their interpretation, then there is a large financial risk for the householder if they get 'found out'. Trust me, some planning officers can be real sticklers for regulations. By law an architect has to carry professional indemnity insurance, so therefore they can at least be sued for giving bad professional advice. With a builder you'll be lucky to get more than a shrug of the shoulders out of them if things go wrong...

PredictAddict is showing the Saints v Hammers match as being on Monday night. It's actually being played on Saturday at 5-30pm, so to be on the safe side, make your prediction before the Sat kick-off time. If PA don't change it, add in the actual score and get 3 easy points!...

Week 24 fixtures... Saturday 6th February 2016 Man City v Leicester Aston Villa v Norwich Liverpool v Sunderland Newcastle v West Brom Stoke v Everton Swansea v Crystal Palace Tottenham v Watford Southampton v West Ham Sunday 7th February 2016 Bournemouth v Arsenal Chelsea v Man Utd

Week 23 points... Week 23 table...

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I imagine some green eyes from United and Chelsea > supporters. None here. Utd still need overhauling, and to a lesser extent Chelsea too, and I haven't seen any evidence he can do that. Right now I would genuinely take MoPo over Pep because he has rebuilt Spurs and knows the PL inside out, plus he brings through young players which is very much in the Utd tradition. It's difficult to judge Pep, he inherited arguably the best club side ever at Barca. At Bayern it's almost a cetainty that they're top dogs domestically. Last season in the CL they were found wanting, so it will be interesting to see how they do this year. But no matter how good a team is, how easy a league is, or how much money you have to spend, you still have to deliver, and Pep has done so up until now...

Worse kept secret in football... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35461090

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* summed it up brilliantly a while ago with > his comment along the lines of that Inside72 was a > bit like the Sex Pistols seminal first Manchester > gig in 1976 - every musician of a certain age in > the NW claims to have been at it whereas the Sex > Pistols say about 7 people were there :) And one of them was Mick Hucknall. The Pistols have a lot to answer for...

Week 23 fixtures... Tuesday 2nd February 2016 Arsenal v Southampton Leicester v Liverpool Norwich v Tottenham Sunderland v Man City West Ham v Aston Villa Crystal Palace v Bournemouth Man Utd v Stoke West Brom v Swansea Wednesday 3rd February 2016 Everton v Newcastle Watford v Chelsea