Mick Mac

And Mr Medic. I think Moyes is the right choice for United if that's what happens. Though he might not have the immediate respect Jose would have from everyone as his success is measured on a different set of scales to SAF and Jose, there are a lot of young players at United who will respect him as the boss as they still want to make it at United. Most of the older players seem to respect the Club enough for them not to continue to give whatever they have. Do MU fans still feel the same? Heard one guy on 606 pointing out that Moyes won nothing at Everton. well we all know that but maybe the penny has dropped on how important that is.

Dug out my post from May 2013. Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like Moyes is nailed on. Im amazed that as a > quoted entity there was not an open recruitment,

Lots of headscratching going on at OT now I'd imagine. Feel Moyes' pain, but he was not the right choice. He couldn't have said no to the job, no-one would I guess.

On Rory this weekend but only at short odds and Rory is back so I'll be backing him all year. He's gonna be big. Well 5'8 at least.

What Mr Ben says is true but not many brave enough to say it.

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bottles of yellow liquid? Peckham Spring Water. Local speciality.

No way. And she replied, yes I'm Mrs Quids. Did I get that the right way round.

I'll do it and hope to keep it going to the end too :)

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Having just watched Graham Norton, I can't help > feeling you love her because she is normal. if she is normal AM, then I want to live in your world.

And I like agreeing with you PGC. It should happen more often.

Personal favourite is Hey Jude.

They sure do Maxxi. The good stuff.

Lennon finds another gem. Celtic defender Virgil van Dijk has moved to douse the speculative embers burning over a tug-of-war between Arsenal and Manchester City for the player?s services by saying he?s happy in Glasgow, for the time being at least. The 22-year-old has established himself as one of the Bhoys? top performers since signing from Eredivisie side FC Groningen in the summer, catching the eye of the Premier League?s top two, priced at 17/4 and 11/10 to win the title, respectively. Van Dijk?s ?1.6m acquisition looks to be another shrewd piece of business from Neil Lennon, who is in line to make another windfall of Victor Wanyama proportions if his Dutch defender?s development continues on such a sharp incline. Wanyama was snapped up for a measly ?900,000 from Belgian club Germinal Beerschot ahead of the 2011/12 campaign and Celtic got two stellar seasons out of him before flogging him to Southampton for ?12.5m; an immense profit on their original outlay. It has been reported that any Van Dijk suitor would have to fork out ?10m now following a lengthy stint at the heart of the Celtic defence, starting in nine of the 10 SPL games in which they?ve recorded clean sheets.

Ooh, that hurts.

I think Idris might have fancied her too. He certainly liked her vibe.

Have I spelt something wrongly PGC?

They are right up there with One Direction.

You forget Otta that it means we get Champions League every year when they are not around. It's not all about them and never was. We won the European Cup when we won the league 9 times in a row. Rangers were in the top division then but no-one noticed as we were far superior. Don't try to think it's all about Scotland, we have and always will have bigger aspirations.

Having seen her on Graham Norton, she was absolutely lovely. Wasn't she.

I guess it would be rude to say no.

I'm on the monkey's shoulder at the moment. No wagon. My wife would not let me ruin her January.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or be rude about facial hair, I bet your Friday is > just flying by MM It's better than next Friday.

Haha. I'm on me todd as the wife is oot. I can watch you from the windae.

But I have to hand it to him. He has Sienna Miller in the caf and he has managed to get her to wear rubber gloves and knead his pastry. Ooh er.

Each week Jamie tries to revive an old favourite that has been lost to the the UK. This week Jamie is reviving the tosser cake. How apt.