Jah Lush

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haven't watched it yet Jah. Have recorded it > though. I've recorded it too, so I can watch it again and again and again. I think you'll enjoy it enormously. I know I did.

Had some lovely ales in there this afternoon. So glad this beer emporium has reopened. Overjoyed, especially as it is at the end of my road. Very handy for a quick snifter or two.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah, if you read this and don't know, there is a > documentary about Jimmy Greaves on BT Sport > tonight I believe. Thanks Alan. My boyhood idol. What a player he was. The greatest goalscorer I've ever seen and I've seen a few. Did you watch it? Marvellous stuff.

I had tears in my eyes when I read the news report about Harry Gregg's passing. A great goalkeeper and a proper working class hero. This from a Spurs fan. Also - Andrew Weatherall RIP.

Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The first supermarket on the now co op site opened > in the 1960s - cannot remember whether it was > Somerfields but have an idea it was a really naff > name. Wallis.

In like Flynn.

The imminent death of Donald Trump and the demise of the far right winged political ideology. Death to all fascists. Plus a spanked bottom for The Artful Dogger for mentioning the C-word.

Thanks for sorting RD. I'd like to thank my agent, my manager, God, my parents, Diablo Rouge, etc etc, blah blah blah. Where's my trophy?

This! A million times this. Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If we all sit back and moan without confronting > the issue it won't improve. Contact M&B head > office and share your concerns if this pub is > trying to brush over the poor quality service. No > one should have to accept badly run businesses, > you are handing over your money to these people > for a service. > > Louisa. Speaking as someone who has been a regular at the Dog for over 40 years and watched the service get poorer with each passing year I couldn't agree more with Louisa's post. Don't accept poor service, poor food and drink. Complain, complain complain and vote with your feet and go elsewhere. It is the only way it will get better. I'd also suggest making a complaint to Dulwich Estates too. They have a lot to answer for. Perhaps when M&B's contract next comes up for renewal they might just hand it to someone else. The Dog has all the potential for it to be an award winning destination pub if it is in the right hands. These days I prefer to take my custom elsewhere. I cannot abide poor service. There is no excuse for it if you're running a business.

Here's my mate's take on it from yesterday. "Checking out the re-furb... Four craft ales - all off. Five ales on the pumps - FOUR of them off. I'll have a Fuller's, then, please, before heading off to the superior Half Moon."

Oops! I completely forget...Demarai Gray. I'd really like to see him at Spurs next season. Definitely fits the profile for our club. A talented young English player. Skilful and with bags of pace, and pace is a little something we're missing at the moment in our side. Probably cost a lot more than he would have at the beginning of last season but a terrific young talent in the making and improving all the time. Scored a terrific goal tonight for the Under-21s.

What bunch of boring old farts you all are. You haven't got a clue.

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ken's - Half Moon Lane. I concur.

I'm really not surprised by the poor service. It's been shoddy service in there for 35 years and nothing has changed. What did you expect, it's run by Mitchell & Butlers. Again this doesn't reflect well on the rapacious landlords Dulwich Estates. They couldn't run a piss up in a brewery. It's such a shame because it is a lovely spot to sit out front in the summer months. I didn't think it could get any worse but it obviously has. West End prices for a Dog's dinner.

Upstairs was converted into a hotel. I'll nip down there for a snifter or two once all the fuss is over the re-opening. Probably a weekday afternoon out front in the sun. It's been a regular haunt of mine since I was a teenager so I'll definitely be giving it a go.

I like the look of the some the young Ajax players that did so well in Europe last season. Klaasen would be a steal in midfield. I'd certainly like a little more creativity in midfield to challenge Ericksen and another centre-forward though Dembele from Celtic would be nice I reckon he's headed elsewhere. I also think Spurs need that one player that's been there and done it in Europe with that extra bit of experience that we need. Not sure who yet, someone that all the players would be able to look up to and be inspired by... so not John Terry then. ;-)

"The counting house is counting up it's money." Chaos ahead. http://www.dw.com/en/london-may-lose-euro-clearing-business/a-39227376

Interviewed and written just before the election everyone should read this especially the Tory voters among you. http://spectre-online.org/steve-keen-anti-economist-supports-corbyn-brexit/

Piss off with your politricks Quids. We don't want 'em here.