Mick Mac

Twirly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I can get just a > little bit more..." and keep on marketing after > they've accepted an offer. Likewise a buyer can offer the asking price immediately to secure "exclusivity" and then further down the line start to eat away at the offered price when the survey comes up with relatively minor issues.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- The > super rich don't need to work They certainly don't live > in terrace houses in SE London and catch the > number 40 every morning. Bummer, that rules me out then.

You have done it now RD..... I too am a little surprised by the hammers fans but it takes me back to when Celtic had Tony Mowbray and generally I feel the club's own fans can see what others cant, they see the decline before the neutrals and they know that no good will come of it. I trust what maxxi and quids are saying. I remember Celtic 0-4 St Mirren like it was yesterday. I knew he would be gone in the morning and sure enough a new opportunity.

True true.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Walcott out for 6 months. Bad for Arsenal, plus > he'll ,iss the world cup. Not a particularly big fan of him as a player but my heart goes out to him on missing title run in and world cup.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Please do come back to me when he wins > something. > > Charity Shield?.. Bugger. :)

But there have also been non pub premises turned into pubs, although not many. Eg the Draft House space was a greengrocer originally and on the other side of the road was Boho a new licensed premises, cant remember? Not that either have flourished exactly. Also ToastED is now a licensed premises and when I arrived it was a sandwich bar type place. So..... lots of places where people are drinking - just not pubs.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > Moyes has not become a bad manager overnight. He > will succeed if given the time and resources. He's a good manager, just a strange choice for this particular job. You can give him as long as you like, I don't think he'll cut it. Please do come back to me when he wins something.

I think I'm available for this one. Happy New Year all.

Cats don't normally have surviving dependents, so I wouldn't have thought there was much of a need for them to take out insurance.

I'm note sure that was the intention. Evolution not revolution should be the way forward for such a club. Nothing personal I just don't think he's up to it and never did.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moyes has got to be given time. Ultimately it's > the same players that are crossing the white line. > The one's that haven't performed will go, simple > as that... Same players. And that may indicate that's he's not a good enough manager. I think ultimately the Glaziers will realise Sir Alexs last decision .. was an I'll conceived one.

I think there is a good chance Moyes will not be given more than one season if he doesn't make the top 4.

He will probably get a stay of execution until after the semi final. It's always good to win a trophy so good luck for that. If he loses that hammers will surely then look to someone else to keep them up.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > very sensible advice > I changed career *although that rather flatters my > previous efforts* at 25 by doing a 1 year course, > got a good job off the back of it. investment of > about 12 grand has definitely beaten inflation. Well done EP. Always a brave thing to do.

BBC report that some are saying this is the worst ever England performance. Aussies scented blood. 37 wickets for Johnson. From what I saw the Aussies could always recover from a bad batting start and England never could.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You were watching BBC 4 last night too Mick Yes sir. Good vibes. Deep lyrics.

Beards and white belts.

You had a bevvy the day Rab C. If you want your auld mate Cotter you need to make a bookin pal.

Bugger HMB. Im in Altima Court, across from the Pig - you could have said. The Friday night takeaway was done and dusted and kids in bed by 10. Sheesh. :)

Joe Jackson 1978. Is it still thus....?

But pricing to choose your customer is normal. Think Mayfair hotel bars and Bond Street shops. There is an economic theory on this that I vaguely recall from University. Help me out someone, something to do with diamonds and the pricing of attraction.

ST has been given an official BHA rating of 92.

Test.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh, those old chestnuts... You teed yourself up for that one didn't you!