Mick Mac

Hmmm. Jose will milk this.

Maybe Rooney can turn it. Cometh the hour...let's hope so.

Lukat that. What a goal.

I still feel James that you should have taken on these opinions before objecting. But nevertheless I appreciate you taking views now.

You can approach Co Op directly in your role as a consultant SJ. ;)

Tuesday 5th March 2013 Borussia Dortmund 2 V 1 Shakhtar Donetsk (agg 2-2) Man Utd 1 V 2 Real Madrid (agg 1-1) Wednesdayth March 2013 Juventus 3 V 1 Celtic (agg 3-0) Paris SG 2 V 0 Valencia (agg 2-1)

I'd be in favour of 24 hour co op. I don't live in close proximity to it. But I'm not sure either that the availability of a local amenity should be dictated by very close residents. Not sure why that is the case when it could benefit a very wide residential area. As would M and S.

That's where she is. Bugger.

It's his job to have change. He should at least offer to post it to you as soon as he has one.

Ok. The world has changed a bit since the time when elected representatives had no means of testing the water on local opinion. And most do not hold up the pretence of taking into account the views of people on this forum. It is this double standard that I personally disagree with.

Rosie. Are you sure you are the bestman for the job ?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think Southwark council should organise a > refurendum on the opening hours of Co-op's > Lordship Lane branch. Ha ha. I have never known James Barber's view to be swayed by anything expressed on this forum. Yes he does deal with ad hoc questions well but on planning matters he makes up his own mind. Maybe that's what he is elected to do but I'd have thought he'd be interested in people's views and be flexible enough to adapt his views but personally I think he is rather stubborn. This is another example.

sedm Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think it's great that James Barber highlights > what's going on in the area so people can make > their views known. > > Personally I'm pro a Co-Op opening 24/7 - I work > shifts so would be very handy being able to grab > some food on the way home! Ok, so you will be.pleased that James Barber already objected to it then

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > God forbid elected officals (elected by us, > offically) should have opinions on things. > > Indeed - and yes I do note your irony Bob. But why not wait to see what their eloctorate feel about the issue before lodging an objection?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sainsbury's aren't open 24hours any more. > > The 'we' is East Dulwich ward councillors. We > think the area already has sufficient 24/7 corner > stores. But a proper supermarket being open 24/7 > could lead to it being a destination and parking > issues. We think the residents around Lordship > Lane deserve a break at least during the nights. James - why do you use this forum if you decide what to do before taking anyone's views into account? I mean why bother, you seem to make up your own mind anyway. Again.

Poor run continues... Have taken Rory at 17/1 to bounce next week. He should be longer given recent form etc but you never write him off (hopefully)

See Aiden Gillian has popped up in Mayday on the BBC tonight. He didn't mention Tahm once though.

Two lovely opening goals for the Spurs.

Cheltenham fantasy, yes for me. Just checking my live bets. Have backed On His Own (12 Feb ante post) at 14s for the National. Can Willy Mullins do the business again for Ireland. Has 10:10 in the weights. No bets on the festival yet. Tonights golf have addedFowler and Yang to my list as all others have disappeared from contention. Expensive business. 3600

Chelsea 3 West Brom 1 Evertn 2 Reading 1 Man Utd 2 Norwich 0 Southampton 0 QPR 1 Stoke 1 West Ham 1 Sunderland 2 Fulham 1 Swansea 3 Newcastle 2 Wigan 3 Liverpool 3 Tottenham 3 Arsenal 1 Aston Villa 1 Man City 2

We will have to see if he mentioned that to the match referee before leaving the course.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why has Mcilroy turned into a spoilt wee shite? > > I read something where he got all pissy about his > move to Nike a few weeks back and now I read that > he has just walked off the golf course (18th hole, > his 9th) without putting. Gone in car with caddie > and coach? > > (via @PaulMahoneyGolf) Rory has already posted an apology on Facebook - stating a tough day was made impossible due to severe tooth pain.

Not a good move. But spoilt wee shite is going a bit far. The official line is he had (lack of) wisdom - tooth ache.

Have lost on most bets recently. Have money on Rory this week - but he is in freefall and will miss cut. Have also got Dustin Johnstone as a hedge. Have just realised I'll be in SAfrica when Cheltenham is on - doubt they show it there. Bugger.

Jealousy is a terrible thing.