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Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I only found out yesterday that Saint Patrick was > a Romano-Briton who was born here and taken to > Ireland as a Slavs after being abducted by > pirates. > > Louisa. It's true. Taken as a slave by Irish pirates at 16. He was Welsh. You couldn't make it up.

Downloaded the new EP yesterday and it is superb.

Arf!

Advocaat in at Sunderland. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31919801

There are very good reasons why Man Utd looked good against Spurs. Spurs didn't turn up. We were shit from start to finish. It was by far our poorest display since they lost 0-3 at home to West Ham last season. Spurs have played 13 games more than United. Maybe it has finally taken it's toll on tired legs. The return of Mata and Carrick gave a much better balance to the team with Blind slotting in at left back and with Rooney playing up front he nearly always scores against Spurs. Angel Di Maria wasn't playing because of his ban. He'll find it hard to get back in now. He's been hugely disappointing and certainly not worth his place in the side. Utd should play an unchanged side against Liverpool at the weekend. Should be a corker of a match and I'm looking forward to watching it.

Or crackhead... or both.

You mean correct outcomes RD, not results. I've got more of those than anyone else and look where it's has got me. A few more correct results and I'd be right up there. Nevertheless, good work PD.

My form has hit an all time low in the Premiership. Only three points over the weekend. I'm as poor as Spurs were at Man Utd on Sunday.

Rock stars dancing like your dad.

Poyet sacked as manager of Sunderland. Not surprise there then. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31902933

Yeah, Ganapati's in Peckham innit.

I've never been to a Nandos and on the two occasions I've been into GBK I thought it was crap.

Good grief! I'm going to have to agree with Dulwich Fox. That has to be a first. Tandoori Nights was great when it first opened but the last few meals I've had in there over the past three or four years have been distinctly average if not distinctly diabolical. Call me old school but for general ambiance, pricing and consistently good food my preference would be The Mirash and I've always like The Surma too, though the Mirash takes first place for me. For takeaways or home delivery though it has to be Spice Republic. Consistently superb. Anyway... not another fecking "what's the best curry in ED thread!"

A legend wherever he played. Well played Hearts. http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/11069639_10203647149808465_8347820156693146814_n_zpseuevxjm1.jpg

Just as naff as a Harvester.

tetris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just thought I'd revive this thread and have a dig > at the shitty Tesco Express on E Dulwich Rd. > It's two aisles deep and it really has nothing in > it. That's another thread altogether. Anyway, I never use Tesco myself.

I was barred from the EDT around 1985 but was let back in a week or two later once they realised how much the takings were down.

I was unaware they still existed.

bluecanary Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A Toby Carvery would do very well there I'm sure. > The one at Elmer's End is always packed. For the love of god, No.

Yeah, fair play to him, pretty much agree with that 100-per-cent.

When I was a regular in the mid 70s it had three bars and a top notch restaurant and it was packed most days and nights of the week. In the summer the garden would be packed. There was also another bar at the rear of the pub to the garden. It didn't become a Harvester until well into the late 90s early 00s.

They did. I'd often see Bob Mortimer in there who also used 'The Spanish' afterwards. Jenny ?clair was another regular, as well as Robbie Coltrane and Pete Richens and Peter Richardson of The Comic Strip fame.

Chelsea epitomise everything I hate about the Premiership and here's another glowing reference to our wonderful local club and why they get my total support. http://www.thelondoneconomic.com/2015/03/10/non-league-club-puts-premier-league-shame/

keekybreeks Wrote: > although > > people do trek to Barcelona resturant The horror, the horror.

Another cracking read. Brought back some good memories. I first saw Vic Reeves comparing at The Greyhound in Sydenham. I think it was there that he first worked with Bob Mortimer too. Hard to believe that's nearly 30 years ago.