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ahhhhhhh, the glory days of the well loved 100 game

Come on Louisa nails it. Whilst mothers pushing their children around in buagaboos etc with an air of Clapham about them deserve our scorn, people dumping bags of sh1t on the streets are much maligned and missunderstood....

BFS quite amusing on his interview "then Man United revert to their long ball game", anyway, frustrating, by far the best team

100 etc "oh my god, it's cliquey I'm never turning up for a curry". Chortle Chortle, really?

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Salsaboy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Fight, fight, fight. > > This sort of comment is not welcome here. Please > take it elsewhere to other threads of your choice. > Here, we are pacifists. :)

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amazing how a niche, almost irrelevant "game" has > become a hot point > > Amazing or amusing? Fook me some people* need to get a sense of perspective, it's a poxy game on a poxy local internet forum at the end of the day, anyone else finding this a mixture of hilarious and sad??? We've got ISIS, Ebola and all sorts of crap going on in the real and this merits this?? Really. Pathetic really. *not you SJ

Bog off our thread DF it is nearly 48 hours old and deserves more respect, it's not a place for self important tw*ts such as you

Oh the pooterish self-importance..... ...how about double points for the next 100 in the Curry Club Mr Medic?

there used to be more of us.......

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They don't make record covers like that anymore Salsa....

It's Friday, it's the Night *Insert your northern spins and flips here*

Well one is a talented songwriter with a varied songbook, some of which I like, and the other is in a slade tribute band, you decide

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jam were ace, I missed them as I grew up as I was > too in to punk and new wave - but when I got into > them retrospectively, after they'd split I thought > they were red-hot. Was gutted to have not been > 'on it' at the time. > Fantastic songs, well delivered, great poetry > IMO. > Style Council - maybe one or two songs. > Solo - not bovered. you what??? the Jam were at the forefront of 'New Wave' and came up and played all the same venues with all the main Punk bands and were considered part of that explosion, although Paul Weller famously set fire to a copy of Sniffin' Glue on stage

the kids love our music *bob*, well the 20 something ones

The other issue is that this injury was excacrbated by treatment that Sakho recieved whilst he was playing for Senegal, I am sure West Ham probably hinted at suing oover this too. Bristol City are just after an opportunistic payout and theyy may get a small one not like the outrageous and disgarcefull opportunistic one those cunts at Sheffield United extracted from us when they weren't good enough to stay up in the Premiership

And John Cooper Clarke is ok in small doses, though I couldn't eat a whole one

+ Giles Petersen

Had a panic attack for a moment and then saw it was old......as you were

I had one when I wasn't here* Begging me to come back...well, asking... ..well asking where I was anyway *obvioulsy I was lurking

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not as if the Church is unique among religions, in > that respect. > No different than corporations / shareholders, > just comes in a different wrapper. Yeah horrible businesses......now where's that report on Rotherham Council?

The Jam were massive for teenagers in the punk/post punk period although slighty sneered at by the older in the punk generation, personally, I liked them but not as much as some people who where (and some still are, fanatics); I have several mates who say that the Jam are the best band ever! P{ost the Jam, all pretty shite - his blue eyed soul style council stuff utter shite; and his 'ive discovered Neal Young' rockier stuff OKish, nut overared. As a person, apparently a humourless arseh*le and it comes over in interviews too. But, the Jam stuff deserves recognition, they were massive (UK only 1978-81(?))

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Looks like our deal with Fletcher is off, can't say I mind, and the rumours are the it was the owners who told BFS he wasn't going to sign an injury prone 30 something on a 3 year deal for mega bucks.......still hopefully we'll have a new manager next year

been a while