Jah Lush

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Such a disinteteresting thread I don't even know > why I am bothered to say anything. Oh, but you did didn't you. 0/10

Ah, PD, would have been perfect if Spurs had lost wouldn't it? Sorry to have let you down.

Italy are traditionally very slow starters, so I reckon a bore draw against the Italians, embarrassed by the Uruguayans and if we're lucky maybe scrape a win against Costa Rica and back home in time for tea.

Bonkers innit.

The site wouldn't load properly via Internet Explorer but I switched to Google Chrome and loaded them from there and it seems to have worked.

Just in case my predictions aren't uploaded on the website I'm going to put mine up here. Man Utd 2 Newcastle 1 Crystal Palace 1 Cardiff 1 Liverpool 3 West Ham 0 Southampton 2 Man City 3 Stoke 0 Chelsea 3 West Brom 2 Norwich 0 Sunderland 1 Tottenham 2 Sunday 8th December 2013 Fulham 2 Aston Villa 2 Arsenal 2 Everton 1 Monday 9th December Swansea 2 Hull 1

I was thinking El Pibe meant people who are still alive DC. Still, good choices though.

Anyone having problems load their predictions this morning?

Muhammed Ali.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is crass? An anarchist punk band. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crass

Thanks. I've Norton.

I wouldn't know how.

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > streams for tonights games > http://shadygiz.blogspot.co.uk/ I tried to get on one of those links for last nights Spurs game and all I got was a load of fecking bugs. I've just spent most of this morning getting all the bugs out of my computer so thanks for that. I'll not be clicking on any of your streams again.

'bout now Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Moaners? Yep, it's our ?55 a pop right. Realists? > Absolutely. To see a neanderthal occupying an area > with " The Academy of Football" is an utter > insult. > > Regardless of That nonsense I don't honestly > believe The Premiership is the be-all and end-all > of football. > > Those that do forget what football is about. All too true.

Blimey, and I thought Spurs fans had some of the biggest moaners amongst their fan base but you Irons have surpassed yourselves. Mind you, if Spurs lose to Fool'em tonight I'll be incandescent with rage.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm surprised you were impressed with United > Mr.Lush. For the most part they lacked a cutting > edge.Some of their passing was good though. I > wasn't much impressed by Spurs either. Well, you're not far wrong. Spurs were much better than the week before after their humiliation at the hands of Man City but the difference was Wayne Rooney who was the best player on the pitch by a country mile. Plenty of room for improvement in both sides.

I think it's because more people read stuff in The Lounge, therefore getting more exposure.

That fan knows fuck all about football and the answer is no. I think you're writing them off far too soon. They were very good at WHL on Sunday and hammered Bayer Leverkusen away five-nil four days previous to that. Anyway, why isn't this on the football focus thread?

Give me a book over a kindle any day. Good choice Ms Blueberry.

Some friends of mine went actually, whether they post on here or not I can't be sure. I bailed out with man flu. Hmmm... That Petrol Emotion, still have a couple of their records. Go and see Fat White Family if you think you're so fecking cool knobhead.

So how was it cooked this ?20 lobster. Was it the 70s favourite lobster thermidore?

Blimey, who'd a thunk it. The Queen's an Iron. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/the-queens-a-west-ham-fan-416997

Two different schools, Mac.

Popped in tonight. I'll reserve judgement for now. Early days so to speak but it wasn't bad. Got chatting to their wine supplier, lovely French bloke, his twin brother works there too, knows his stuff. We can always learn. Anyway, didn't think much of the menu, not that I was there to eat, so can't really comment on the food. Wines are excellent but can be quite pricey if you want to push the boat out a bit. Not enough ales for my liking and they need to learn how to poor a proper Guinness. It'll get better though of that I am sure. Will definitely be going back.

Tut tut Annette, it's Italian, not Spanish. Let's start again. Giant pepper mills and swirly plaster walls. A signed Italian football shirt. Pictures from the Amalfi coast, Sophia Loren and La Dolca Vita. And a waiter called Roberto.