Mick Mac

Yes he should be approaching his prime. Yes very funny.

The End.

A lot of people seem optimistic about Celtics chances. This is surely a very bad sign.

Townleygreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not fighting,just correcting Mick Mac's > aqpparent impression that Germans are protestant. > In fact, the south (eg Bavaria)for instance is > overwhelmingly catholic. The Pope is from Bavaria. Well, they started it. And therefore have a lot to answer for. What's a little indulgence and nepotism between friends.

Juventus sporting director Pavel Nedved believes the Italians will be stepping into "a lion's den". "I'm fully aware of the atmosphere that awaits us in Glasgow because I've been there and experienced it first hand," said Nedved. "We'll be stepping into a lion's den and I don't think the team will need firing up. We'll have to tough it out."

He is Son of Luther.

Tuesday 12th February 2013 Celtic 1 Juventus 1 Valencia 1 Paris SG 1 Wednesday 13th February 2013 Real Madrid 2 Man Utd 1 Shakhtar Donetsk 2 Borussia Dortmund 1

Sorry Jah - my love was on a first come first served basis - you were too late.

I love you LG.

Maybe he just realised that as a Germna he was actually a Protestant.

I knew from the start this one would not last long. He looked like the sort of slacker who might be tempted by early retirement.

1415 was the last resignation apparently. Its becoming a trend.

It looked good for England from start to finish. At 6-6 there might have been some doubt but it wasn't in doubt for long. The game overall was a very poor spectacle, which was a shame.

17 Mar 2012 England 30 - 9 Ireland 19 Mar 2011 Ireland 24 - 8 England 27 Feb 2010 England 16 - 20 Ireland 28 Feb 2009 Ireland 14 - 13 England 15 Mar 2008 England 33 - 10 Ireland 24 Feb 2007 Ireland 43 - 13 England 18 Mar 2006 England 24 - 28 Ireland 27 Feb 2005 Ireland 19 - 13 England 06 Mar 2004 England 13 - 19 Ireland 30 Mar 2003 Ireland 6 - 42 England

Lest we forget.....43-13.

I hope you are right..... Anyway I'm hoping we beat you on quality of play rather than penalty count. This Ireland team can score tries and I think it will be close. England slight favourites but most of their recent successes have been at home of rugby, this will be a big test. If they come through then Lancaster is likely a force to be reckoned with. But Martin Johnson came to Dublin two years ago intending to rubber stamp a grand slam and that England team got a bit of a wake up call, not sure we can do the same without O'Connell but will be a test for England none the less. Their win over Scotland looks good after their win over Italy yesterday though so I'm not particularly confident. We need strong start today.

Margaret Thatcher

No but I'll be there tomorrow for rugby. :)

I just must be ahead of the curve on this one, having watched 30 seconds on Netflix. But as a side debate is Netflix going to be successful in making a big play for the UK market with this Kevin Spacey epic.

Thanks for the warning. Bt like a hot plate that you have to touch to see how warm it is, I opended it anyway.

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

I'm sure there would be. Thats a job for you RD with your excel skills.

I'm joking - England look a very good side. Ireland are slightly less consistent of late but still a force on their day. You hammered us at Twickenham last year. No Paul O Connell and no Tommy Bowe does weaken us a bit combined with Tualagi coming back has you as slight favourites on betfair, but its anyone's game, and a big test of England's new team.

Did everyone find their way home ok?

I don't think I'd make money basd upon my footie predictions ..... I'll stick to golf.