SimonM

dandy

Definitely a change of jumper last weekend...

That was Chris Morgan and a Barnsley player who suffered a fractured skull. Morgan was yellow-carded, and really although the injury was caused by Morgan's elbow it was clear from repeated viewing that there was no malice involved - just clumsiness. SimonM

When a Council puts flats up for sale by auction it often means (1) the properties were previously sold to the Tenant under the Right To Buy procedures (2) the purchaser had been granted a Council mortgage to cover the cost of the purchase (Councils were legally obliged to offer such mortgages when the usual mortgagors quite sensibly refused to touch the property or prospective borrower with a 10 foot pole) (3) the purchaser subsequently defaulted, did a bunk and left the property in serious disrepair - floor missing, bathroom fixtures etc ripped out are not unusual. The Council then has somehow to minimise its considerable financial loss and selling off the wreck in its capacity as mortgagor is often the most sensible way to proceed. Basically property sold at auction is the last resort. SimonM

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ether

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crate

The Saga of The Jumper has made today's Guardian I see...>:D

drily

She was wearing the same jumper throughout - it's just she removed it inside the office to stay cool. It's really a garment for outdoors you see....:)

ideal

lycra

airer

Her mother clearly knits the jumper(s), whilst baby sitting the son and in between giving Lund gloomy relationship advice...

SHE needs a proofreader - not sure where in ED you'd keep a dairy - behind Moo2 perhaps?? B)

earth

chalk

bated

She seems an immmensely practical-minded and organised woman to me, career-wise at least, and probably has 6 jumpers of identical design and colour.... And I don't think we've met the murderer yet - it's clearly a serial jobby

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death

reach

Tut tut, coast to cocks incorrect 4 Look at the timing - it was "stock" to "cocks"!

cocks