Mick Mac

eh - Because I'm interested in the subject matter of this thread...and not interested in the other one. heyho.

Sorry I meant on the AIM.

Ah there you are SB. How has your team being doing?

That affordability thread began to bore the ass off me several pages ago.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oi! There's a thread in the main section for that > kind of talk... was meant to be a different subject Jez and I did put it in the main section - but there you go

It appears to me that houses are taking longer to go under offer than they were perhaps in Q1 this year/H2 last year. There is definitely a hint of the market finally slowing down.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac. Is there no beginning to your knowledge > of football? and yes I did find this quite amusing.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2041441-sir-alex-ferguson-unhappy-at-david-moyes-axe-will-reportedly-block-roy-keane?utm_source=outbrain.com&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=uk-sports If Ferguson is forced to stop a move for Keane, it could also end United's suggested interest in Louis van Gaal. Keane is specifically said to be in the running for the assistant post if Van Gaal is given the permanent role, reported by Ladyman, suggesting the Dutchman may not bother if he isn't given full control to choose his staff.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac. Is there no beginning to your knowledge > of football? Indeed not. I know all Liverpool fans adore Gerrard etc and he is a very good player but I have been watching him closely when the pressure is on and I don't see that he has led like the experienced player he is. I'm not talking post match huddles. In terms of specifics he has gone missing when teams have come back at Liverpool - with 10 mins to go against Norwich he was hacking the ball up the field out of his own penalty box. That worried me a lot - no cool head there - the writing was on the wall. Throughout his career ,he has been a great distributor and has a fantastic long shot. He has been brilliant scoring penalties under pressure in recent games. But there is something missing and this was a very big opportunity for him. I wanted him to win it and he might still, but he has fallen short in the last few matches.

Louise. You are mistaken if you think Gerrards recent performances showed backbone. His penalty goals have shown great nerve but aside from that he has not shown leadership when pool have been under pressure from Sunderland, Norwich, City and again today.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I disagree. I think Rogers has found a great > position for him. > > Did everyone slate Man City when Chelsea did > exactly the same to them? Liverpool have risen to every challenge since Christmas, incl Arsenal, United, City and all the others. It had to come to an end. There may yet be another twist.

And how much did Liverpool miss Henderson today. A lot maybe.

Chelsea on the other hand. Catenaccio bores. :)

I have felt for years that Gerrard is overrated and today I felt that he didn't show up. I questioned his performance recently against Sunderland when they came back at Liverpool and I think he could have done more today Liverpools big players didn't turn up with Coutino being the exception. Edited to add Stirling and Skirtel were also up for it

Time for Gerrard to stand up. And be counted.

Whole Lotta Truf

Salsaboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quids for everything! Come on now.... lets get real. ;)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *bob* in my book. Funny and often cutting. Seconded. You know when you've been *bob*ed.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pizza is just posh cheese on toast anyway. You can > get it in Iceland for ?1 - what sort of imbicile > would pay more than that for a pizza? > > Probably the same sort of person who is obsessed > with "restaurants" and other post-gentrification > yuppie trappings. The more yuppie trappings the better I say. Especially if it means glamorous people sunning themselves outside looking cool, eating/drinking whatever overpriced pizza replacement comes around. I love all that.

Grrrr.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > A lot of people said, even before Fergie retired, > that the time to be Utd's manager was after the > first one. > If I was a Spurs fan I would be worried about his > general nagative demeanour and playing style, > Spurs like Utd have an attacking tradition. Noises > coming from OT is that he was more concerned about > how to stop the opposition than Utd going forward. > He was a defender as a player, I think it's just > the way he is and he won't change. > I can see him going abroad to get out of the > limelight like Steve Maclaren did, or maybe Celtic > if Lennon moves south... Celtic have an attacking tradition too - so no thanks.

These things tend to be written/agreed between the two teams of lawyers dealing with the termination to ensure there is no damage to reputations of any party.

maxxi Wrote: > > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > -narrows it down to someone 1) Scottish, 2) who > has never managed a big club and 3) never won > anything but 4) could potentially have hair, with > a hint of ginger. > > > Got it: It's Moyes again. > > Or Fergie. Ha - Hadn't thought of that possibility. Giggs will be presented to the press sitting on Sir Alex's knee with SAF's hand up his backside. "Just move your mouth son, I'll do the talking."

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ". These figs make no sense to investors " > > what about the asset price once the mortgage is > payed off? IMO best way to do buy to let is interest only - all interest is tax deductible and as the capital is not reducing then your tax deduction does not decrease over time. As regards Interest rates rising - then yes you can have a cash flow loss - but the tax loss on one property is set off against any profit you may have on another property, or failing that carried forward until a profit arises, which it will do eventually when rents increase over time. If it's a long term investment, it should work, eventually.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Manchester United fans everywhere are shitting > themselves today after the club announces that > "Sir Alex Ferguson will play a key role in > choosing David Moyes' replacement as manager". That narrows it down to someone 1) Scottish, 2) who has never managed a big club and 3) never won anything but 4) could potentially have hair, with a hint of ginger. Got it: It's Moyes again.