Mick Mac

The Ryder Cup got interesting last night for the first time. The first 3 sessions were grim but last night they showed some backbone especially Poulter who showed his love for the battle. Was brilliant and gives Europe a lift before the singles. But it now needs the American team to bottle it big time, and I think they have too much ability.

I agree. ED has been a bit stagnant in terms of new offerings for some years now and the likes of boho, adventure and draft house have been poor additions to the lane. Same old same old. No new quality restaurants since the Palmerston about 8 years ago.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well, I left that place at the end of August 2011, > but returned by request in April this year. It > just got better. I may release the story in > chapters, subject to interest or lack of it! "Do you remember this guy called Declan who used to work for us last year?. Yeah well we all know he was rubbish, but there's this new guy who looks just like him, but is apparently very clever. Let's head hunt him and don't take no for an.answer"

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He actually finished well yesterday, but so many > Americans played well someone has to be on the > bench. I concur.

Oooh S A ..... How good are they....amazing, awesome.

MK may get an indexed pension but he will not have any influence over inflation when he is no longer working. What's your point.

We need the Westwood game to win. Can't see the 3 downs coming to anything. Bad day at office for Gmac hanson and Kaymar.

Great win for Rors and Gmac, great up and down on the 18th. Might be honours even after the morning, hopefully.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > oh yes. here we go again. Can't > wait.....especially for MMs golf party It'll be Crazy.

I am bearish on the outcome this year ? suggest USA 16 ? 12 Europe :( The americans ? their 4 rookies comprise 2 major winners, one fedex winner and Duffner who won 2/3 times on the pga tour this year. Ouch.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > maxxi, I can't see it happening, B&J are more > Leiciester Square than Lordship Lane. Thanks Jerry. Nice to have it confirmed from the horse's mouth so to speak.

Hayek. A friend and inspiration for Margaret Thatcher. The most free of free markets.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Aaaaah the Bedford. They still owe me a > tee-sh I fell asleep in the Bedford watching the 1992 Euro final. No-one woke me, i still don't know who won, probably Germany. My mate didn't wake me as he fell asleep too.

I would agree with MrB if staying in the UK that an agent would be a waste of money, but if I was going abroad I probably would use an agent, unless you have a very good friend near the property who can liaise on your behalf.

Sam goes back to the hills of Donegal. Bad luck Declan.

Or if you want to annoy an Irish barman, order the Guinness last.

On Rory and Kuchar this weekend. No good. But have tapped into Ryan Moore to try to cover my losses. Snedeker looks like winning the 10m bit Rory has not given up.

I have the ok to come along, but earliest 830. What time are you eating this time Mikey?

Your are in a charming mood tonight Mr quids. :)

Declan. It's a computer. They only call it a phone cos you can still makes calls on it. But smartphones practically go to the toilet for you. I'm HTC myself but they are all brilliant.

Swadesh not so yummy imo. But I'm probably not going so I guess that mo doesn't matter much!

Yummy where?

Baby you say? Well she's a yummy money mummy. And no mistake.

I don't think anyone would disagree with that maxxi. The point was however whether Cole actively supported Terry in court or just went so far as to say he did not hear it. If it was the latter does he deserve to be held accountable in some way by the Ferdinad brothers.

woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think trying to seperate Lab vs Cons is a bit of > a diversion really - this isnt the 1970s, where we > had a genuine difference of opinion/ track between > the two parties, the current situation involves > two parties who are fighting for the middle ground I don't think they are fighting for the middle ground in terms of their solution to the current economic problems, which is the basis of this thread. Their proposals are very different. However recently the coalition is making infrastruture proposals suggesting they are worried about the merits of their prior strategy.