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Can You Hear The Music - The Rolling Stones

Slate

If West Ham continue to play like that they will definitely not go down. Along with Birmingham definitely the two performances of the weekend. Especially happy for you Brummies though. Well done. Fabulous result and a great performance from your team. Thoroughly deserved.

Yup! Birmingham the best team in the League Cup. Well done you Blues. Tough shit Gooners!

Mick, whoever wins the Champions League will quite simply be the best team in the Champions League. Like any competition you've got to be in it to win it.

1st minute and Birmingham should have had a penalty and the Arsenal keeper sent off but the linesman Mr Magoo calls for offside. Lucky lucky Arsenal! Come on Birmingham!!!!

Same ISP address.

You didn't really say that about the Arsenal did you Quids? Jeez! Down with that sort of thing. This weekend I am mostly supporting Birmingham City.

That's all very well but I can't see the Daily Mirror encouraging its staff to bring their pets in. It might work in a small office, and it would depend on the dog too. I'm not sure your colleagues would be so stress free if you were to let your pitbull or rottweiler roam around the office while they are trying to work.

Country Girl - Primal Scream

Spins

I'm sure Spurs had West Ham in mind when we played those matches.

Fumes

Scribe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- It's a real tragedy. No longer can an honest, taxpaying gent walk into a local drinking house and spend an afternoon watching a group of drunken Irishmen shouting at the horse racing on the telly. You've not been in The Castle then.

Yarns

Pearl

You're right Sean. Especially on a Friday and Saturday night when it's full of w*nkers. Pub crawls are shite anyway. Find a decent pub and stay there. Bollocks to all that walking.

I don't live anywhere near the place but you would have thought a pub that big really should be the hub of the local community.

Have you been to The Ivy House before? Yes. Have you been to The Ivy House for other events other than comedy? Yes. Have you ever been to The Ivy House just to have a drink? How often? Yes. Not that often. It's just a little out of the way from my usual haunts. How aware are you of The Ivy House's reputation as a live music venue of note in the late sixties and early/mid seventies, when it was known as The Newlands Tavern? Very much so. I saw some great bands there in the 70s, including Dr Feelgood, Kilburn & The High Roads (Ian Dury), Upp (with Jeff Beck in attendance) who later played with them there and many more who's names have slipped my mind. Is The Ivy House the nearest pub to your house? No. Have you ever been there (how often?) If not, why not? Does the pub feel inviting from the outside? (Briefly explain) Hmm... not really. Could maybe do with some plants or flowers to brighten in up a bit. Does the pub feel inviting inside? (Briefly explain) On the times I've been over the years and from my own experience yes but then it is not somewhere that I have visited regularly, certainly not since it's 70s heyday. What changes would make you more likely to use the pub? It was a great music venue and I'd like to see a return to that. I've also been to the Pull The Other One variety/comedy nights there and they've been great fun and a fabulous addition in more recent times. Other than that I think the way forward is to also provide some good food. There is plenty of room for diners in the pool room. Good luck.

Nothing wrong with Twinings.

Slice

Kills

There's A Riot Going On - Sly & The Family Stone.

Long Shot Kick De Bucket - The Pioneers