Jah Lush

Fingers crossed.

I'm not being snobbish about it. I'd love to win the damned thing but it is probably the most difficult to win. Far too many games and I know we've probably had this conversation before but when you've been in the Europa League several seasons in a row, you'll understand that it starts to become detrimental to your league campaign and it becomes very hard to manage when you are playing every two or three days as has been the case this week. Three games in six days. Also, it's not all about fourth, it's about glory and winning trophies and hopefully winning them with a bit of panache.

I went to the friendly on Tuesday, which was free to get in. We won 4-2 and it was a chance to see some up and coming youngsters and one or two fringe players. No 11 and 15 were the stand-outs for me. A skilful, pacey left winger and a cultured midfielder with an eye for a pass. That and being able to easily get a drink at the bar as there was only about 50 people there.

Nope. Me neither. Glad to be out of it. Too many games. Just hope we can beat Chelski at the weekend because it would be nice to have some silverware, any silverware would be very welcome right now. COYS!

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Burgundy for lunch, claret for dinner. > > I agree with this, but what would you drink in > between? If you want to avoid the dreaded pancreatitis or acute liver failure I'd suggest plenty of water. Sparkling for me with ice and slice. Remember folks drink responsibly. Cheers!

Crazy schedule for Spurs and Liverpool. Three games in six days.

I've not been able to bring myself watch it for years. A big wigs shindig featuring a complete load of old arse.

Burgundy for lunch, claret for dinner.

Yep, it's not the winning it's the qualifying that counts isn't it Lady G. You'll bag that fourth spot again, no doubt about it. I've a horrible feeling you'll win the FA Cup though. In fact, I've already tipped Le Arse to do so on these very pages.

Oh dear.

Mr Ben Nouveau football fan.

My BT speed test was 79.8mb. I'd have a word if I were you Dulwich Fox.

If I say "me me me" do I get two bites at the cherry? ;-)

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sjw Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know who I would like to coat in flour dip in > egg then fry -not so gently- until done.

This is by far the best bit with Noel Gallagher. MOTD3 http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31580480

I'm not knocking them. I like their shop and you're right about the disparity. I like the Brewdog Punk IPA that they sell.

Without wanting to sound patronising can I just say I rather liked Keef. This Otta bloke is an imposter.

I'm not a big fan of his music but I like his sense of humour. His brother Liam has a box. Says it all for me. Boxes are for knobs.

Is that the chilli, beer and vinyl shop, Jeremy? A fiver says it is.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nolan yes,not sure that's fair to Carroll. When Carroll plays BFS reverts to his caveman football. When he doesn't they look like a decent side.

#Blow-ins.

Not just today, yesterday as well. I scored just two points yesterday and one today. Three points overall is pathetic.

Without any shadow of a doubt my worst weekend ever points wise.