Mick Mac

3-0 rangers. Well done on winning the league PGC. I'm going to make the kids lunch. As for Kilmarnock......very poor.

Alan. You were right. We were the better team. Everyone knows that, except Inverness Caley Thistle.

yawn.... retreats to front room to watch golf.

Jumped on the Azerbiejan bandwagon late on. TPC - Have covered McDowell and Kaymer from day2. All very close though.

nashoi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How many proud Irishmen have got a tear in their > eye right now I wonder. Did I miss something ?

Unfortunatley you see so many girls practising their running these days that many men have given up chasing. All the women are just sooo fit.

Before its too late, we can name them all can't we.... Moore (West ham) Hurst (West ham) Beckham (MU)George (Arsenal) Terry (Chelsea) Fabregas (Arsenal) Terry Mourinho Busby Southall Gerrard

All those legs and teeth, worthy winners.

You don't mean that. Cheaper season tickets next year ....

Prediction - Jedward win and hosting the 2012 event sinks the Ireland economy. Oh wait - thats been done already.

UK into 2nd favourites..........::o

Sue, if I were you I would sue.

Azerbaijan are current favs - (betfair) - France on drift, Ireland coming in. Does someone know something....

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you're right Moso. "Moso" you say - Jeez Alan, that's a bit familiar. I've never seem Moos referred to in such terms.

Am supporting Austria and Germany. Can't understand why France are favourites. If there are any tenors in ED they can tell us if that guy was any good, but for me its just not eurovision. PS: Where's Terry.

Congrats to Alex Ferguson on MU title number 19. Surely now the most successful manager ever in English football. Not a MU fan but you have to admire success like that.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...now, I consider myself a fairly robust sort of > fella BUT...crying, I'm always at it > > - All the obvious ones Funerals/Marriages etc, > I'll as likely as not be off > - Minutes silence for Bobby Moore at Upton Park > the week after he died, tears straeming down > - Reading Dulce Et Decorum by Owen can do it, > - last week my boy said to my missus when she > asked what he wanted to play "can we play pretend > dad's not in Ireland" (I work 4 days a week in > Ireland) I cried for an hour when she told me > this. > - The ending of Toy Story 3...even the second time > FFS > > Do in need to pull myself together? Is crying > alright for men now? I'm not interested in this thread. I'm just quoting the OP in case he comes back and deletes it. Which if he had any sense, he would have done already.

Alan Medic Wrote: Quote: "I gave her my number in the US but got two digits switched" I used to switch two digits when giving my number. That way I was sure thay would never find me.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can speak wiz a French accent, NY-Ben. Will zat > do? > > Bon chance avec l'amour. Look PGC, he's from New York and you support Rangers, that's a marriage made in heaven. http://www.bing.com/caption/image/?bid=Qc+ApF+nzxtM7w&bn=REFERENCEANSWERS_ORIGINAL

I'm not sure ED's young professional types will be up for vajazzles.... would they?

1984 St Andrews was the high moment for me. But I do remember spotting him in the first round in 1979 and asking who he was. Three days later he won the open at 22. I was only 12 but he was great to watch.

Are you near Peckham Station?

Walter Smith is a winner and a gentleman. A great career at Rangers. I won't be disappointed to see him retire though.

Maybe he is going to send his bin lids to Kingsdale, he hopes to send his kids to state school (apparently). If he does send his kids to a state school, I'll applaud that, irrespective of his reasoning, as it seems our local schools are not good enough for our local councillors, yet they never tire of preaching to us as to how good these schools are whilst hypocritically despatching their own children to private schools.

He deserves his own thread. The golfing hero of a generation. His funeral tomorrow will make sad viewing for many.