Mick Mac

Is there a banner to go with that Anna?

Mike is that you? Again?

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I actually think Liverpool will run up quite a few > goals tomorrow - I've seen some positive signs > recently that suggest we could be looking at 6 or > 7 goals for the Reds against Hull. I'm going for a > Torres hat-trick and at least one goal from Babel. I might keep this post until the end of the weekend Matt. Thats a very confident prediction.

Any new rules for the new thread Matt? Eg: No fighting.

You can't do that Matt. Quids was hoping to get the big 5,000 by the end of the weekend.

Today's Metro: Worst pickpocket cities in the world Friday, September 25, 2009 Barcelona has been named and shamed as the pickpocket capital of the world. The Spanish city, a popular tourist destination, is the place visitors are most likely to have valuables stolen, a study revealed. The famous and lively Las Ramblas boulevard was the 'perfect place to get your purse poached', TripAdvisor said.

He still has to do the business Quids. I shall be a little nervous. He's only won one Group 1 so the current odds are far from generous, good as he is.

I have never really watched the Wire, but as everyone on here, and at work, raves about it I have just bought the box set. I'm looking forward to being entertained.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To be fair to Mick, I'm sure he stays with his > team, which is Celtic. Him supporting a different > prem team each season is like you following Real > Madrid one year because Alonso has gone there, > then Barcelona another year, because they buy > someone else (just an example obviously). In England I tend to follow whoever I have bet on - so I follow the money. Arsenal this year. If I had to choose the team that had given me most entertainment over the last 10 years I'd have to go for Man United. Sorry but think year on year they play the most attacking football. Other teams play attractive football but with less bite.

silverfox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB wrote: > > "... The draught is only any good in the big old > Peroni glass, in any other it's just > lager-lager-lager..." > > What's the glass got to do with it? It's only an > advertising device. If the drink was any good > surely it would taste the same if you drank it out > of a bucket? A nice glass makes me feel better about the beer Silverfox. Hate those standard pint glasses. Guinness looks great in a guinness pint glass for example - a triumph of design. It tastes the same out of any glass of course, but you feel better about the product if its nicely presented.

Mikecg?

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Cmon the Gooners. We will win the league > Sharon. > > You, me and my friend Atila. > > > Eh? Sharon is a proper red. :-S I'm recruiting for the cause.

Think that's one for the drawing room Mockers. I agree though, with bottles you can differentiate taste a bit, whether you get a good lager or not is as much to do with how they look after their pipes/add water/give you a nice glass as much as anything. Any draught pint that is not flat or watery is always a relief to me. As long as it is strong enough to make me really funny, make the girls look nice and eventually make me fall over, thats good enough for me.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Talking of expensive, I couldn't believe it when > told that the CPT now wants 3.80 for a pint of > Star! Just too much. I'd rather they replaced it, > even though I like it, as I don't want to drink > Stella. Paid ?4.40 in Liquorish for a pint a couple of weeks ago. Could not quite believe that. First time I have breached the ?4 mark.

Don't make me think about drink at this time in the morning Jeremy. Its make the day feel very long.

Long odds Quids - he's become like the son Admin never had. Anyway back to real matters: I see Delegator as Rips main challenge and at 11/4 I have had a saver on him. Partly I was spooked by betting on Betfair having been suspended for some reason (Mastercraftsman a possible non runner) but with Rip's foot problems I thought it logical to cover my bet on Rip. Big money on Rip though so hope he will roar home.

Always like a woman you can't trust. Just don't love her.

Cmon the Gooners. We will win the league Sharon. You, me and my friend Atila.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My dad once said to me, "Never trust a man who > dosen't like football." My Dad once said to me, always trust a man who likes football, but never trust a man who likes West Ham. He didn't really say that, he didn't like football (and knew nothing of West Ham). Aologies for spelling, beers tonight.

No - its only the people who are on it that mind you being on it. I guess when you are on the forum, you are not annoying your site manager...so he's happy .:) ;-)

I used to work really hard but now I have the forum. I used to have a family life but now I have the forum. I used to be a real person but now I'm just a virtual one.

Not long before "Admin's new friend" BBW will be telling us to keep on topic. A changed man.

You are obviously the level headed one in your family BBW.

Great thread so far.

is he up yet?