Sharon_H

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not making any predictions this weekend as > they never come true! > > As for Liverpol v Everton at Anfield on Monday > night, Liverpool have an abysmal record against > Everton in these rare night time Anfield derbies, > losing the last 3 times, stretching over 21 > years. > > However, the last time Liverpool played this > sequence of games, of an Anfield league derby > proceeding an FA Cup Anfield derby, the Reds came > out 3-1 winners... but 10 days later the manager > quit.. Funny you should say that as Rafa has just rejected his new contract!

Just being nosey Matthew123 but where did you watch the Liverpool game? There was a bloke in the CPT yesterday with his head in his hands and I kept thinking it may have been you.

I'm having a *"dry" January so won't be going anywhere unfortunately. :'( * Chocolate liqueurs don't count.

Anna, no, mates got them for us. Forgot to ask , Anna are you going to the Derby?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So how many people here support the club they were > born nearest too? I dunno how these things should > be measured but I'm immediately suspicious of Man > u, Liverpool and Arsenal fans ( plus Leeds fans in > their late 40s and Chelsea fans under 30) I > support a team that my great grandad did and is > part of my blood and genuinely feel, in football > terms, morally superior to most middle class > football fans I meet - logical, rational, > sensible? Nah. Pathetic? Old fashioned? > sentimental? maybe but it's how those of us old > school fans tend to feel..... Well I do for a start, walking distance from Anfield, cut my football teeth in the Boys Pen many, many years ago. I don't go that much now, only once this season, West Ham a couple of weeks ago. Came back with a stinker of a cold or is it manflu?

I think it may be the pub next to Denmark Hill station, it was the Phoenix and Firkin, I could be wrong though.

You're forgiven Keef, it is nearly Christmas.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah is Spurs, but no, Sandperson is Man U, > LadyGooner (oviously), Sean, and others are > Arsenal, Ratty is Pompey, Mockney, ???? and > Rhinestone are all Hammers, and myself and > Annasfield are Liverpool.> > By the way ratty, "Spurs couldn't afford > Tottenham"? I had to read that about 4 times just > to make sure ;-) Ahem! Er and little me.

It was nice to put some faces to names on Friday as a first timer, but very disappointed that I missed most of the singing as I had to leave early, ah well maybe next time.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ahh - but WHAT did you win Sharon? > > Cheers for looking out for us in your manor as > well They said the prize was a barrel of beer, but I think they probably meant a gallon, either one I'm happy!

Just back from the Wishing Well quiz, which we won. Can't beieve it really, we were awful. Gave the manager a gentle reminder to expect you all tomorrow night.!

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > After much deliberation im going with "changes" as > my song. . See you next friday One of my faves, and yes you will.

Karaoke is now back on in the Well on a Friday night. Was in there tonight and there were a few, shall I say, characters in there. Very funny though.

Two sisters for takeaway, I definitely agree!

Not topical to Ed but, My husband was enjoying a curry today in the Curry cabin when he got a phone call, the caller said "This is a bit of a strange call, but I've just found a wallet and your card is in it, his name is ---- ----- do you know who he is?" Hubby didn't know him but asked where he found it and then realised that he'd been to see him months earlier and gave the caller the address, he told him him that what he was doing was brilliant (which it was) and he just replied " It's Karma, innit mate" There's plenty of people like that out there!

Feeling quite lethargic too and a bit wobbly, I wish I'd not got drunk yesterday. Is it too early for a curer?

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Shame - we don't bite. And by that stage of the > evening we weren't even embarrasing ourselves yet. > Presumably see you in a few weeks tho? If you had have been embarrasing yourselves I would have been more likely to say hello. Not sure yet if I will be there but if I am I'll make myself known this time. :)-D Jeremy, karaoke is now on Saturdays.

Thanks for that Anna, will keep it mind, much appreciated.

Not got tickets Anna, but mates usually get them for us, or a very good ticket exchange on an independant forum.

Silly me, assumed Liverpool v West Ham was on Saturday, seems that it's Monday. Ah well, any excuse for a longer trip.

Good reult for us eh Anna. pic on the other thread didn't work for me, but I trust your good taste. Bed now for me, knackered.

Oh Sorry. Did think that myself to be honest. West Ham, few days up there, looking forward to it.

Not heard of Rouge but will remedy that that very soon. Don't blame you re Sandon and the rest, we usually go to the King Charles by the Oakfield. We,ve not been yet this season (shame) but will be going week after next.

Ah, the travelling is a pain in the er well you know what. I watched in the pub (just for a curer, honest). Nice pic, he does look rather gorgeous. BTW where do you drink when you go the games?

Care to share? Yes, watched the match but was very, very hungover. We got there in the end, was never in doubt though. Did you go or where did you watch it?