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> Yes are they are well spotted, 2 wrongs don't make > a right. Tell you what, let's have German, French > or Italian clubs in the prem, why not. After all > away days to some French sides will be just as far > or even closer than going to Scotland. What a > great idea. See if you can sell it to the powers > that be. Maybe a wee bit over the top - aren't we all part of Britain???? I often thought it might be a good idea to ditch both league cups in England and Scotland (do they have a minor cup in Wales?) and play a British League Cup???

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rangers or Celtic in the ENGLISH Premier league? > The answer is in the title. And if so, at whose > expense? Who would miss out on promotion or be > dropped as a result of such a ludicrous scenario. > Leave them where they are. I wonder if the roles > where reversed ther would be the same sort of > clamour for ENGLISH teams to join the SCOTTISH > prem league. Someone let in Cardiff and Swansea who carrect me if I am wrong - are WELSH, in the ENGLISH legues???

Both Rangers and Celtic would struggle to stay in the Premiership just now. At the end of the day it all comes down to money... I think the team relegated from the Prem gets about 30million TV money? Rangers and Celtic get about 2-3million a year. If we had that sort of money, then we'd compete. It would not be difficult for both to attract big names... Rangers and Celtic are 2 huge, huge clubs. I think I'm right in saying only 3, maybe 4 teams in the EPL get higher attendances than Rangers and Celtic. I can't see it being an automatic route into the premiership... turkeys don't vote for Christmas... can you see teams saying they'd let R&C in at their own expense? No idea how it will happen, but I can see them both in an English league at some point... Also, Scottish football wouldn't die, there is the argument it would become better and have a more competitive league allowing the other teams to win and flourish. p.s Declan - why the need for the sectarian bollox?

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SCSB79 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > You missed out sitting in a window seat but > > putting all your earthly belongings on the > aisle > > seat so no one can sit next to you - and then > > tutting and moaning if some poor soul asks you > to > > move your stuff.... > > > > p.s if you are someone who does the above - I > love > > targetting you on purpose and asking to sit > next > > to you. > > > > Me too! he he They deserve it!!!

You missed out sitting in a window seat but putting all your earthly belongings on the aisle seat so no one can sit next to you - and then tutting and moaning if some poor soul asks you to move your stuff.... p.s if you are someone who does the above - I love targetting you on purpose and asking to sit next to you.

first two episodes were very good - am hooked now.

spookstudio Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whereabouts on Goodrich Rd was the fire? Up the top towards Donkey Alley...

kanga Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you offer to see if you could help in any way? > No, you just had a nosey and came on here trawling > for gossip the next day. P*ss off! oh dear, someone not getting any? as another poster quite rightly pointed out, there were 4 fire engines there and surprisingly, plenty of fireman... I doubt an overweight 30 year old would have offered much help... I just stood with the other dozen people on the street having a nose. glad to see your past posts trawled to make you look stupid!!

> Old Firm Ref admits mistakes.... > I think PGC if we had been given this penalty I > feel the 2-5 would have been on the cards....;-) > We should have had four penalties, but only got > one....A good match and Rangers were deserved > winners, they took their chances. > but as the mhedia, sorry media, keep telling us... it all evens itself out over ther year.

> 52-43 soon maybe. > > Hats off to Kenny Miller, two chances and two > goals, made the difference. But I think Celtic > played well and are building a decent side. If I > was a rangers fan I'd be worried about how little > of the ball they were able to get in a home match > only to have 40% of the ball is poor. In a long > season the difference will tell. you can have the ball for as long as you like but if you cannae stick it in the pokey - whats the point?? You're saying we were poor, so we can get better, yet still take the three points?? surely you remember the swash-buckling football Tommy Burns had you playing... didn't win much back then??!! Tony Mowbray may turn you into the Gallowgate Galacticos, but if you can't score, you can't score. Oh, and apparently, Kyle Lafferty has had his windows put in - good to see your lot losing with dignity as usual. Celtic FC - never defeated, always cheated since 1888.

we had post delivered on Friday... a first and second order of the same thing that hadn't shown up from 4 weeks ago... both delivered on the same day...

... had a quick peek out on the street, 4 engines, water flowing... house seemed empty, I hope that no one was injured. Anyone got any more details?

Sevilla currently beating Real 2-1 and should be three or four if it wasn't for some quite magnificent goalkeeping from the Real keeper... Makes our 4-1 thrashing not look too bad now!!

Was just about to post about GoodLiz... beaten to it!! p.s she is very good.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > if you saw the game pgc you will know there is > only one team that will win the league this year. > Good to see rangers getting up into 2nd spot. Ha ha ha ha ha. Green tinted specs?? A very, very poor Rangers team with 3 key players missing, 2 forced substitutions through injury still beat you. We are bad... but you lot are even worse.. this will kick start our season hopefully. 52-42.

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Perhaps it might be better if he found his parked > car adorned with returned items. Best idea ever posted on the board.

probably chinese candles.

the plough - thursday night - very good!

Possibly - but he did say he has seen people casing his street on a regular basis... so maybe they do??

Where do you live Matty?

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This thread reminded to contact the Safer > Neighbour Team about those SelectDNA packs, I > contacted them on Tuesday though their website > http://www.met.police.uk/teams/southwark/eastdulwi > ch/index.php and this evening some lovely officers > dropped a pack off to me. It's basically glue > which contain microdots with a serial code on, > that serial code is registered to you. You dab > them on your property and if it gets > stolen/recovered they can trace it back to you. > You also get some deterrent window stickers but > that does assume that thieves can read. > > I would encourage people to get a pack especially > as they're free and dropped of to your house. I called them yesterday and they didn't get back to me. Must follow it up tomorrow.

Adventure is good for general drunkeness and dancing on chairs/tables if that is what you're after!!!

Brilliant result for Rangers tonight - well done. A good start for all British teams.

Sorry to hear about this. We live very close to you so have called the EDSNT for some of the dna stuff and will hopefully have it soon.

chez Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok thanks for your help guys...although its not > exactly a clear consensus...! > > FYI been doing some research and its > > Annual Rail Season Ticket (DMK/PR or ED to London > Z1/2): 576 > > Annual Buscard (all London):552 > > Annual Travelcard (all London Z12): 1032 > > Never knew the thing about rail 1/3 off either, > given that I've got a Young Persons railcard too > is that 2/3 off?! > > + as much as I'm loving bigbadwolf's trainsurfing > suggestion, I'm thinking that with the majority of > the trains arriving to platform 15 and 16 at > London Bridge I wouldn't be so well placed to > perform a diving manoevre over the barriers upon > arrival... On yer bike chez... seriously!! You may find you can ask your work to pay 50% of the cost of your bike (ride to work scheme)... Then for social reasons, stick ?25 a month on the PAYG Oyster... ?300 a year, saving ?200. Simples.