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Er, the only bit of your money yo have to return is the free bet, ie the ?5.....

Liverpool 1 Stoke 0 Arsenal 1 Villa 1 Norwich 1 Everton 0 Sunderland 0 Fulham 1 Swansea 0 Man U 1 WBA 1 Saints 0 West Ham 2 Cardiff 1 Palace 0 Spurs 2 Chelsea 2 Hull 0 Man city 2 Newcastle 0 Chelsea 1 Villa 0

Mick when are you leaving? I've heard Cornwall is nice

I think soon they will have their own section on the forum......I heard a rumour that even he is leaving :(

But I would count the Bar under the Spice of Life ( way before 90s refurbishment) as a bar as it had a separate entrance and name.

Swan is a pub, we need some clear lines

It,s not a trap. You are just miss-reading it. They did it all last season too and the bloke that told me about it did it. I tell you what I,ll let you know if I get my free bet as it clearly states next week......

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's not free to the extent you are also paying ?5 > a week and maybe losing ?5 a week. No!!!! You get your account credited back every week.

I get $10 free, I can then place a ?5 accie every week if it loses or win I get ?5 back in my account every week. if i lose all my bets throughout the season I still have ?10 in my account at the end of the season......you're not understanding this mr M. if you've already an account, you need to pay for the first accc (?5) but then get free accas every week... no tricks

I get a free ?5 accie all season - no problem if it's 5/1 or 10/1 . I don't even do accies but A free one all season... at 5/1 I should mathematicall get a couple in too...but I'll probably go for a bigger odd one this weekend West Ham > Cardiff, Reading my op does point out you need to open an account...

you get ?10 for free...you do the maths

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What's that little Spanish bar just off Oxford > > Street in a basement? That's pretty cool. > > What was the name of the tiny basement bar in the > same area...Dive Bar? That street also had the Troy bar so was a a good 'bar alley'

CORRECT No names mentioned..........(not yours anyway Mr Pibe)

er, no Mr Medic. You get your ?5 quid refunded every week - and even if you win too I found out today. This alsts for the whole football season...so a free ?5 accie weekly, as lonag as you do it every week. Plus if you open an account you get the free ?10 whether you join the accie promo or not It is free money, they are chasing customers,

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > or putting the queen mum prince phillip on your > death list. ...now, this reminds me of a conversation I had last night with a couple of forumites *whitsles innocently

Free accumulator. Open sky bet account - ?10 in your account for free. Join their weekly promotion, one ?5 above 5/1 accumulator every week, if you don,t win , ?5 returned. It's a free ?5 Accies every week.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gosh - it's been what, a month, since you last > mentioned the good old money tree? > > Firstly, I'd suggest that the nudge theory that is > used on cycle scheme tax breaks can be equally as > valid on public transport. If it got people out of > cars then the wider benefits are clear. Also, > cycle scheme tax breaks are universal and not > means tested so I don't see why this would be > different. I've already shown that it could just > as likely pay for a miniumu-wage cleaner's bus > fare as it does a stockbroker's Surrey commute. > Universality also has the benefit of investing > everyone using the service with a stake in > ensuring it runs well. > > Secondly, on the issue of funding, it is no > different to any other spending decision. Is this > important or worthy enough to divert funding from > elsewhere. I'd say yes. I'd also happily see an > increase in road tax, petrol or other "eco-tax" to > fund it. > > Thirdly, I'm suggesting it as a political vote > winner by helping those suffering from excessive > fare rises yet again. See today's BBC report. > > I will ask again though. If not this, then what? > No one else has suggested any method for helping > tackle the cost of rail fare increases. Reasonable assumption for commuter from Guilford mainly in highervtax break: Season ticket from guilford annually = 3224 plus 1216 zone 1 = 4440' tax relief at 40 PC = 2604 tax relief Cleaner in central London, probably zone 1-3 no way anything than a basic rate tax payer. Annual 1-3 oyster cost= 1424, tax relief at 20pc = 284 Regressive, subsidising the middle classes and completely unaffordable....the money tree hasn't,t been mentioned for ages but until you demonstrate some understanding that money simply doesn't just grow on trees then it,s going to raise its head from time to time

Mars bar, not milk bar...that was Oxford Streetish

Rumours early 80s a good shout Jah, the one on StJohns STreet, Vic NYlors? And the very first late night drinking bar in Old Street.....Harry something?s? Are at the edge of my consciousness. Browns mid 80s and Milk Bar, both covent garden, early 90s worth a shout.

Of 50s

With my youngest coming up to 4 there are four major things that have changed and improve daily and have given me and mrs quids some pace 1 increased attention spans means they sometimes are interested in things for more than 3 minutes 2 they all have enough self preservation instinct to not try and stick pens in plug sockets etc 3 they can sort out their own entertainment in terms of switching things on, choosing books, getting games out and set up 4 they actually play together properly withought fighting fairly often Gradually, this space has crept up but is now noticeably different from not that long ago and increasing by the day. I have some of my life back...a bit.

The Troy Bar

People on various forums are really optimistic...I am not so sure, I do think we'll be safe though....need another striker

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > West Ham 0 Cardiff City 8. > > That's the only one I'm prepared to divulge at the > moment. Very good :)

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