Mick Mac

Beware Broonie, Quids.

Very sad. RIP.

I have just heard Ray Clemence is in goal tonight. see his expertise at 6.10 on the attached video:

The old Home Internationals were not much more than friedlies where teams tried out their squad players - but when it came to Scotland England it was different. First teams and pride at stake. Not that I care much as a neutral, but I'd like to see Scotland give a good account of themselves.

C'mon Scotland. Show that underdog spirit, mixed with a little guile.

EmilyE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A few weeks ago, I mentioned to the builders that > is was due to open by Christmas. They just > laughed. I hope you gave them a piece of your mind - stop laughing and get back to work or there'll be no Christmas for you dossers.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What are you talking about Mick? Heineken Cup.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I think it's a fairer way too as it takes out > of > > the equation the silly results against the > minor > > countries. > > They do the same in La Liga, which also has it's > fair share of whipping boys... Rugby did it first, cos they are the clever ones.

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lovely goal from Shaun Moloney. And wee Anya and > Mulgrew also had good games. Nice to see a fair > few celts from both sides on The Castle last > night. Was at the game in Glasgow last night MrBen and the goal lit up a poorish game. Was in the Scottish section and they have some good songs. Mostly about taking the high road or walking 100 miles, they seemed familiar to me even. It was a great atmosphere created by the tartan army. Many regrets and condolences obviously about the Scottish fan who fell to his death. Also it was a strange feeling supporting the away team at Celtic Park, and being massively outnumbered, that felt odd.

A small lamb shish would be under a fiver and has enough meat in for most people. And yes I'd say it's grilled and therefore likely to be healthier than a pizza. But am looking forward to trying Franco M as love good thin pizza (and likewise don't like any other non thin pizza)

The chairman of football club Tottenham Hotspur is due to meet an American consortium, backed by private equity firm Carlyle, interested in purchasing the team. City AM writes that the club is expected to be valued between ?502m and ?628m, with money from any takeover used to fund a ?400m redevelopment of its grounds.

I can prob do 3rd (but not defo yet) . Thx.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I knew Spurs would lose on Sunday. Anyone who > couldn't see that result coming is an idiot. I've > had enough. I am thoroughly pissed off with the > people running our club. This excellent article > spells out why. LEVY AND ENIC OUT! > Careful Jah - Adebayor says the mood of the fans is unsettling him.

Moyes gets Sociadad role. Good luck David.

I can't do 4th either.

Outside of Chelsea the top teams seem to be having a shambolic early season! Noone can put a run together.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > haven't got the wood burner in that room yet, the > other one is not going to add enough. > Granted when the sun is shining it gets roasting > even if the outside temp is cold, but it can go > months at a time without sun in the winter. > Jeez - where do you live!

Parkdrive Wrote: > > Well done for recognizing the fact. I see you and > RD have teamed up again as the EDF's answer to the > Chuckle Brothers. Ahhh, thank you.

Excellent chicken madras and free brandy - recipe for a perfect night.

Hey - but Arsenal are special.

See you at Surma, 8ish.

I knew Maribor were good.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Identify those 4 players, and rate % chance of > them leaving their clubs now - GO! Virgil van Dyke - Celtic - heavily linked and you should have no probs luring him away.

Its one of those situations where being a big open space is a disadvantage. Some of the best pubs are tiny.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm with John in that the 'only' recent(ish) offer > that 'seemed' to work their was mid-market, Basic > burger/pizza type food and football/sport in the > back as in propa football watching not sound down > in the corner. But even that stopped working ultimately. It was the place to go for sport no doubt but if no big game on then it was quiet. 6 nations Saturdays were the best days in there.