Mick Mac

David Beckham.

Feck off.

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've never slept with Cheryl Cole..........just > saying. Trying to throw the wife off the scent there Declan? I like what you are doing there...

Ann another thing.....

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My real name is Davina but I was worried about not > being taken seriously. I for one would take you more seriously if you were Davina.

Very good Declan. :)

What on earth has David Beckham done to achieve his reputation and standing. Neither as a footballer or a man can I see any reason for the high status and respect he is given. There is a Times article today "The Mythical Beckham". I've not read it but I was thinking along these lines recently. It confuses me. Hats off to the guy but I can't see that he justifies any of this.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No one is proposing a 'big fat supermarket' > The site I had thoguht of would be similar in size > to the current Coop. > BUT its clear that despite many individual posts > in the past requesting such another supermarket > that when actually asked posters are strongly > against. Hi James Its one thing having an available site - but is there any concrete expression of interest from either Waitrose or M&S that has prompted you to survey local interest? (you may have answered this already in the 9 pages...?)

Some think Liverpool's longer term decline has been down to successive poor managerial appointments. Interesting now that Liverpools's last three managers are either recently sacked (Rafa) or possibly about to be sacked (Hodgson and Houllier). Next up Frank Rikjard, if you believe the bookies. Felt very sorry for Roy Hodgson on MOTD tonight though - he looked very sad and under a lot of pressure. Maybe he is best to start a fresh elsewhere.

I daren't. The last time he was there he scored for Forest.

It was so good I posted it twice. Edited.

August 2010 Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Martin O Neill - yes. > > Roy Hodgson, I see as a bit of a journeyman > manager. Before Fulham it seems noone talked of > him despite the long list of lower grade success. > He was tested once at a top club and failed. It > seems to me his reputation has gone through the > roof just on recent form. > > And who could not beat Juventus these days. Some of us know a thing or two about this footie thing and some of us just don't....:)

Chelsea RIP.

I have posted this before but I spoke to a local surveyor about 18 months ago and he was engaged by Waitrose then to find a suitable plot for a shop in ED. However there was no suitable plot of the size Waitrose wanted, so it ended there. I have not read the 8 page thread - but has James Barber any basis for suggesting they might now be interested in coming, because that was not what they concluded last time they looked.

What a load of co*k. Try this formula: The level of police response will give you a very good idea of whether the person is likely to be found dead. Jo Yates = very high. Serena Beakhurst = very low.

Yes , Looks like the police called it right all along.

Wise by name......

Charlton Manager Phil Parkinson sacked.

hibbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Mercedes Estate car used to have 2 fold up > seats in the back...not sure if they still do. Yes I was looking at this option hibbs but think they are a thing of the past for safety reasons. Think all the major manufacturers have moved to front facing seats making the vehicles enormous and probably too big for our off street parking too !

pablogrande Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I looked into this a while ago, then a friend > pointed out the safety aspect. Most of the seven > seaters are five seaters with additional temporary > seats in the bootspace, these temopary seats tend > to have thinner construction and back straight > onto the rear of the car in order to fit them in, > this means there is no crumple zone should you > have a car or worse rear end you, the thought of > this made me shudder. There are some videos online > showing tests done on these type of cars. Ok thanks that is worth knowing especially since it is safety that is driving this due to lack of space for three car seats currently. Combination of booster seats and baby seat fitted into the current car may be ok option. Especially given prices of the 4*4 seven seat options .

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: > > In other news: bollocks. Celtic are two up. For me it was a very very unexpected win for Celtic. Wins at Ibrox are few and far between. But we had key performances from Thomas Rogne in defence who kept Kenny Miller quiet and in midfield Kayal dominated Steven Davis which was surprising. These foundations allowed celts to dominate possession and for once we took one of our key chances and the penalty was icing on the cake. Game on. Show me the whisk(e)y...:)

Ibrox Disaster 1971 - 66 people died on the steep steps down from the terracing at Ibrox. Today both clubs will come together to pay their respects. Rangers and Celtic will be led out by their captains from 1971. The match has never been shown since, as a mark of respect.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the forum is in a bit of a doom and gloom dip at > the moment but i'm sure we'll come out the other > end soon > > Just mirroring the country as a hole.....

We have a normal 4 door saloon and with family visiting etc we realise that it just about copes with our family of 5 but is difficult with 2 carseats and also a booster seat in back, but certainly can't cope with more, eg people visiting or mum sharing a journey with another mum etc. Any recommendations? I'm trying my best to avoid a people mover and the 4x4 "style" is preferred so any comments welcome. (also Audi used to do a 7 seater estate car with 2 back facing seats, but I'm not sure these are stil being made - this would be perfect as we don't always need the extra seats)

'Surely everyone should be thankful that they have plenty of friends, plenty of food and drink, and a lovely area to live in" Speak for yourself ......