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malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (5) If you don't like William Rose (I don't eat > meat so have no interest) come up the road to > Libretto and daughters by the Moor Park Hotel. Sshhh... Kim's a well kept secret up this end and I'm sure you well know the Moore Park Hotel closed a very long time ago. However, I also like William Rose's good reasonably priced meat too and you can't go wrong with the ?20 family box, which as far as I'm concerned represents very good value for money. The service has always been exemplary too.

Give it a good go with a plunger first, it may push out whatever is blocking and causing the smell, then use some strong bleach, leave for ten minutes, then add a little more before flushing. Hopefully, that'll sort it out.

David Ginola evidently very very lucky to be alive. Good well soon David. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36340327

I've no idea what you're all on about. I was thinking of Giles the cartoonist. Bloody hell! I must be getting old.

Sounds great. I want to go there now.

If that also includes a paddling pool full of baby oil count me in. Perhaps we could play hide the sausage. A reasonably priced William Rose Old Spot sausage of course.

Point and laugh at his tiny dick.

Southampton have had a very good recruitment policy for a long time though that could now be put to the test as their former Head of Recruitment Paul Mitchell joined Spurs at the beginning of last season. He's the man Poch trusts in the transfer market.

Good work Mousa. Well deserved to. http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/13221033_10153802271499332_3573270631239043954_n_zpsmg8kpxq9.jpg

I never used Caf? Noodle as I have two very good Chinese takeaways up my end of the Lane so I doubt very much I'll be using Firezza. Come to think of it. I haven't been into Franco Manca yet either.

I know I'd hate Peaky Blinders so haven't even bothered looking. Not my bag. A friend of mine sent me the first series of Vinyl on a stick, which I enjoyed, though it certainly wasn't without fault. Second series of Better Call Saul was alright. I went though all seven series of Sons Of Anarchy and wish I hadn't as it was irritating me somewhat by series 3 or 4 as did Californication (the louche writer, Quids) but stuck with it. I may give Narcos a whirl. Is it worth a butcher's?

Brilliant. That'll sort the wheat from the chaff.

Moreno was awful and cost you big time. I'd say get rid. Don't rate him at all. Countinho, apart from setting up the goal invisible, Firmino had one good run, other than that invisible too but you're also forgetting how good Seville were second half. They closed down your midfield and didn't let you play where they'd been space to do so first half, though I'd argue Liverpool didn't work hard enough second half and perhaps as RD says ran out of puff. Woeful defending on all of the goals. I thought Kolo Toure and James Milner were your two best players and that's saying something. Apart from Sturridge's decent finish any flair went missing. So, to conclude, on the night you just weren't good enough.

I've signed it too. The council's attitude stinks.

Ah, let's not get self righteous on some of our lazy arses about health benefits. Anyway, I take more of a Buddhist approach to exercise, which to the untrained eye looks rather like a large man laying on a bed smoking a cigarette and drinking a cup of coffee.

Joggers always look ill to me. If you continue to run on concrete you'll bugger up your joints and suffer terrible arthritis later on in life. Oh, and Jim Fixx, the fella who wrote The Complete Book Of Running and helped to popularize jogging across the world died of a heart attack aged 52. When? When he was out jogging, that's when.

Obviously weighing up his options until the new manager turns up. Can't blame him for doing that even if he is a cunt.

Interesting take of the West Ham v Man Utd fracas last week. http://www.dreamdeferred.org.uk/2016/05/west-ham-hooligans-or-police-liars/

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nothing jammy about Arsenal Jah. Spurs blew it, > simple as that. They lost the plot as soon as > Hazard's goal went in. Even MoPo had been showing > signs of pressure by thumping the floor at Stoke > and Chelsea. That's when you needed a bit of > experience in your squad. The question is, will > Spurs' young squad learn from it, or will it leave > long term mental scars?... I don't disagree that we blew it. Only Tottenham could have blown it the way they did and let Arsenal in ahead of them on the very last day of the season. I think we also missed Dele Alli and Mousa Dembele once they got their bans. Two very big players for us which also shows the need to buy big in the summer because their replacements just weren't good enough. On a more positive note it has still been a very good season for us, we're in the Champions League, we have a great squad of young players who will be all the better for this experience next season. Harry Kane won the Golden Boot with 25 league goals, Alli won Young Player of the Year and Goal of the Season on MOTD and we have five players going to the Euros which is a testament to the management of Mauricio Pochettino. With a few additions to the squad I think we can make a challenge for the title next season.

Congratulations Parkdrive. You win again.

Bloody Tottenham Hotspur! I bloody knew it. I knew it would happen. The bastards always finish above us. Happy St. Totteringham Day to the Wanderers. You utter utter utter utter fecking jammy bastards!

Arf arf!

Friday The 13th - The Horrors.

It's full of thieves, vagabonds and a very persistent and elusive highwayman down there.