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Wasn't that the point woof?

yup - and something to take away much of our talent from the casino over the river there. Almoste heresy for me but I think the government should do more to encourage and support this. eg in renewables or whatever.

Oh I know that Brendan, no-one can afford to let it topple...let's hope we don't have a currency crisis or interest rates will go up and there will be carnage. Longer term we're just going to have to inflate our way out of the stupid asset bubble or creep along like Japan with minimum economic growth, no inflation, static prices.

Zzzzzzzzzzz assuaging liberal guilt before everyone puts back on theit Laptops, flat screens and goes for a funky weekend break in New York etc

Millwall Tattoo on his chest! Knew he was a wrong'un

90 maybe?

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember seeing us (City) getting relegated on > the last day of the season at West Ham sometime in > the 80's I think. > Strangely it's one of my best football memories. Ruffers - it was just before a World Cup maybe...I think 1986? I remember we all went on the pitch at the end and chanted "You'll be back, you'll be back" at the City fans in the Southbank who clapped back before a big joint chorus of "Ingerland", a bit of mutual respect.

Come on Brendan, it exists

SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or.....they might try and poach Colin from QPR? > > *falls off chair laughing at the cruel justice of > such a step* You missed a further trick Simon - our last game of the season is Man City...a Tevez goal could send us down

Not much he could do really - room for manouevre etc. Nice to see that one of the things that got us into the mess in the first place hugely overpriced assetts (er, our homes) are being encouraged to stay overpriced.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Win double. Get on. I can't do this on moral grounds....

Zola now just above evens, my influence affect prices THAT quickly ;-)

West Ham - Betfair Zola William Hill All according to oddschecker....Sullivan's apparently meeting with Zola this pm...could all be bull obviously

10% on cider ...the twat. Revolution I tell ya. *hics and falls over pitchfork*

What? an ex-Watford supporting twat? Don't see it myself

For non-hammesr fans 3/1 on relegation looks value! Plus you can still get 2/1 on Zola to be next manager gone which looks well worth it.

Personally I'm still at least interested in looking at national universal adult income (removing much benefit bureacracy) backed up by decent benefits for those in need eg disability, carers, plus redistributive significantly higher tax thresholds giving it at source rather than back through benefits

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quids, have you read Zola's La Debacle? Very good - have you been waitin a while for the opportunity? Anyway, now a reasonable chance we'll be seeing you again next year :-S

Rambo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone else enjoy seeing Liverpool on the > slide? Not really. But for those of us who remember just how much they completley dominated the domestic game in the 70s and especially 80s then at first (ie a few years ago) I was quite happy when they stopped winning league titles and cups almost unchallenged and gave others a chance! I don't believe they'll go into complete 'meltdown' as their heritage and 'brand' (pukes) and global fanbase is far too big for that. I think i'd be far happier if they won the Premiership next year than Man U or Chelsea say.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Zola got to go...lost the team and the fans and > he > > knows it. We're a fickle bunch not like those > > mickeys. > > Was a bit taken aback at the scoreline, but then > again Wolves are on a bit of a roll, especially > away from home (more points gained away than at > Molineux)...it's still too tight to call, a couple > of wins/losses and everything changes...like you > said in an earlier post, Hammers will stay up > because there are 3 worse teams than them. 5 losses (all very one sided) in a row including two crucial six pointers at home. I think Dowie will give Hull some momentum. We've a better squad than most teams in the bottom half - the buck has to stop with Zola and Clarke. Zola interviewed last night sounded like a broken man way out of his depth...he's gone from a kind of mantra of smiley optimism to broken with no anger inbetween. I think he should go today, not sure if he will.

Harriet Harman knows what's best for you, me everybody...she's just one of those awful busybody people. Tha answer to 8) is NO by the way.

Zola got to go...lost the team and the fans and he knows it. We're a fickle bunch not like those mickeys.

Well. Can someone tell me eaxctly what this 'equality' thing is please then? Or is it just a vague progressive concept that everyone decent says matters? "An equal Britain" ....what is that?

I gave up my car for 18 months a few years ago, pre-kids. I wish that Streetcar had been around then as I had to conventional hire which was a pain and generally ruled out 'spontaneous' road trips. With kids it just wouldn't be pratical for me but this makes sense.