Parkdrive

My sentimental friend - Hermans hermits

Watch Falcao go to another club and start scoring for fun. I can see City, Chelsea and Arsenal adding to their squads , as they have guaranteed CMPL football next season and as such will be attractive options to top players, and can't see beyond those for the title. Sterling will do a Shaun Wright Phillips and his career will nose dive. Liverpool ? More of the same

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chelsea, City, Arsenal, Irons...... > > > > I'm joking of course, Chelsea will blow up Not bad quids 3 out of 4

Cheers to Red Devil for taking the time to make participation enjoyable for all. Nice one

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red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > West Ham fans very quiet about the strong > likelihood that BFS will leave next week. What's > up guys, worried you might be tempting fate? Who > do you want as a replacement?... It's rumoured that Slaven Bilic has been approached.

In time - Jungle brothers

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hmm, Stoke 2 Liverpool 3 (Gerrard hatrick) > > > > > > OR > > > > > > Stoke 2 Liverpool 1 (Gerrard red card) > > I know I'm going to be accused of being a tad > sentimental here but I really hope it goes well > for Stevie G on his outing for Pool. I meant last outing, but you knew that

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Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmm, Stoke 2 Liverpool 3 (Gerrard hatrick) > > > OR > > > Stoke 2 Liverpool 1 (Gerrard red card) I know I'm going to be accused of being a tad sentimental here but I really hope it goes well for Stevie G on his outing for Pool.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although you could probably get from ED to WHL and > buy a beer quicker than you would get served at > Champion Hill. Never had that problem when my son played for DH Youth I have to admit. I understand where you're coming from Jah, I've only been to watch the Arsenal 5 or 6 times this season and only because mates with season tickets have let me have their seats at face value, but the whole corporate thing does my head in. Do any of you ever foresee a time when the Prem bubble bursts?

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's the way he's going about engineering his move > PD. No class. I agree Jah, but unfortunately it seems to be the way of things these days and I can't see it getting any better. I'm seriously getting hacked off with the whole Premier League thing. Going off at a tangent I know, but I went along to see my sons' friend play for Beckenham Town a few weeks back, and it was so refreshing not to have to put up with all the corporate crap that has taken the Prem over. The quality level wasn't great, but I got the distinct impression fans actually felt part of the club, and not a necessary evil to be tolerated which is how many fans feel about clubs in the Prem they've followed for decades.

What I don't get is pundits like Phil Thompson calling him greedy because he wants to leave the club, by the same token then could Lallana be accused of being greedy when moving to Liverpool?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good riddance. > > He can go to Arsenal and we'll have Walcott. > Sorted. He's more likely to go to City, I wouldn't want him at our place, hugely overrated and has a far higher opinion of himself than anybody with a modicum of footballing knowledge.

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It's quite close to me so I might drop in and take a gander, sounds interesting

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BrandNewGuy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > But for decent draught ale they're very good - > > often in towns or areas which are beer deserts. > > CAMRA get a lot of stick from some of their > > members for putting quite a number of Spoons > into > > the Good Beer Guide, but they point out that > > nearly all Spoons are Cask Marque - and it's > > called the Good Beer Guide, not the Good Pub > Guide > > :-) > > > This ^^^^ > > It has to be said the beer selection in > Weatherspoons is excellent. For me they would be a > welcome addition to East Dulwich. I particularly > like the Moon & Stars on Penge High Street, which > incidentally reminds of Lordship Lane before the > gentrification. I agree, and I use it once every couple of weeks. And as you said in a previous post, just go to the pub for a bevvy in the company of friends and family.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Spoons = a branch of social services > > > That's just unpleasant. > > > > > > Batter with defrosted fish flavour + chips > > > > It's cheap for a reason, if you want 'drink' > that > > is > > > What reason? > > > > > Brockley Barge anyone? > > > > I'm with KK on this one Otta, and they reckon they're not snooty? Yeah right.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parky - I'm not assuming you have to be pissed to > be IN a wetherspoons, I'm just saying that the > only circumstances I can imagine it seeming like > decent food is when pissed. > I don't assume that wetherspoons customers eat > kebabs, but I am saying that I can see how having > a menu sat there right in front of you is going to > be more convenient, in some cases to some > customers, than having to get up and leave and get > a kebab. > > Snooty - you flatter me, really. > > I have eaten at wetherspoons years ago and it is > edible, I concede that. > But no more than that. I'm sorry to say that your remarks only serve to reinforce my belief that you think you drinking or dining, heaven forbid darling,in Wetherspoons is beneath you, hence the snooty reference. To each his own. I've experienced good and bad gastro pubs but would never make the sweeping generalisation about them that you've made about Wetherspoons. Like I say, to each his own.

Otta, we accept that it isn't Michelin star quality, but I don't get the HUGE generalisation by some that Wethers are all crap. That's just bollocks

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think Wetherspoons fills a place in the market, > but quality food isn't really part of the deal. > It may be edible but it's last resort stuff, let's > be honest. > nowt snooty about wanting decent grub. > if you're pissed-up I can see how the food would > sell, though as it saves effort of going to a > kebab house. Why do you assume going to a Wetherspoons means you are pissed up and that your taste stretches no further than a local kebab joint. Snooty? You better believe it.