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That's true. Ferguson didn't win much in his first six seasons though did he.

Which other managers have won 2 and how long did it take them? Rafa won 1 and was runner up in another in 6 seasons at Liverpool.

For those who are thinking of attending, this is next week. Hopefully see you there

Fair play to him. You can't knock him for what he achieved there. 2 European cups in 20 odd years is poor though. There's a definitely a reason he wasn't as successful in Europe.

You mean that when those in the European cup were actual champions rather today's format for the "champions" league. Yes, much harder to win these days. :-/

Love the new one. It's amazing

Then you may be interested in the following: Spirit of Shankly is committed to a campaign to see ticket prices made more affordable for all supporters, whether home or away. As the next part of the continuing national campaign on this issue we are asking our members and all supporters' groups that are interested in contributing to this campaign (whether from the Premier League or outside) to attend one of two meetings that we have arranged to move this campaign forward: North West Thursday 9th May 2013 7.30pm Static Gallery 23 Roscoe Lane Liverpool L1 9JD London Thursday 16th May 2013 7.30pm The Horseshoe Inn 26 Melior Street London SE1 3QP (Nearest Station: London Bridge) These meetings will discuss proposals for a demonstration at Premier League HQ on June 19th (fixture release day). This proposal was supported at the FSF "Twenty's Plenty" North West event in Manchester and backed by Spirit of Shankly members in a recent vote. Spirit of Shankly hopes this will kick-start the next stage of the national campaign and that north western supporters will drive the message home that ?Enough is Enough?. We hope to have representatives of the Football Supporters Federation and Supporters Direct present at the meeting. Please email admin@spiritofshankly.com with confirmation that you would like to attend. It would be really good if we get a decent number of supporters (from all clubs) to attend. Ticket prices are becoming ridiculous, so if we all stand together we can put pressure on the clubs and the Premier League to do something about it.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You want to go to Wigan for a decent pie, whatever > Louisa says. > > And if you want street food like a Wiganer, you > want a pie barm. > > Always meat and potato (or potato and meat as the > EU NAZIS would have it). Three carbs in one > massive bun of happiness. Unbeatable. What the main pie shop on the High street called? We were there a few months a go for the match and spent the afternoon in a pub called the Chop House. It was a late kick off and we suddenly realised we were starving. One of the lads popped out and came back with these pies. They were amazing.

Manze's pies are decent. But they're not a patch on the pies we had in Wigan the other week.

I reckon if you added up all the wasted time the ref probably had it spot on. We even guessed 6 mins before they put the board up. Too much remonstrating and time wasting. Even Cech was going off at the Chelsea lot for it. Nice to see agent Rafa back at Anfield yesterday.

I imagine its because Chelsea spent the majority of the second half time wasting and feigning injury.

It's combi boiler, but in terms of hot water it's only used for washing up and washing hands, that sort of thing. The shower is electric. I have the heating on for an hour in the morning and then it comes on for a few hours at night. No idea why it's so much. :(

My gas bill was huge too. It's working out at about ?75 a month. I live in a one bed flat (with 4 radiators, no bath and and an electric shower) and its hardly ever on. Can't be right surely?

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The exam question is what on earth is this thread > about. Can someone summarise it in the way the Sun > would (Sun journos are very good at geting their > message across clearly). > > Agree wholeheartedly with coments on Mrs T and > footy though. Are you taking the piss?

Poor thing :(

Of course it's a residential road. I live on Lordship lane and would definitely vote for a 20mph speed limit. I'm guessing if you asked the residents to vote they would say the same. Moaning that it will take you a bit longer to get to work is quite frankly selfish.

Lordship Lane and strees like it should automatically be 20mph, for safety alone. Sorry if takes people longer to get places but it should be about the safety of pedestrians and other road users and the residents of that area.

Interesting that the City is pretty much spot on, but Canary Wharf hasn't changed that much

Milan05 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > has anyone seen the Marmite with the gold flecks > in it selling locally? Looking for another jar or > two. You can get it at Waitrose. It was limited edition though, so may have all gone now

Does anyone know where I can watch the 3pm game tomorrow? Thanks

Read a review for the Brixton one in Time Out the other day, sounds really nice.

JDR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A friend used to pay for a permit/ season parking > in the car park near Peckham rye station. Was. > Pay in advance thing and a1 min walk to the > station.... The residents have to pay a fair whack to park outside their own homes, so this is the best way in my opinion.

I think I saw someone try to do this, this morning on the way to the station.

Love stuff like that. Anyone else noticed the sparrow sat on a pile of skulls as you come out of Peckham Rye station. It's on the right hand side. Kept thinking I was imagining things. Then I saw it mentioned in last week's Time Out magazine

The teddy bear is definitely a reference to the end of episode 4. I didn't get that until someone pointed it out to me though. I love how pretty much everything is linked in some shape or form and that Walt aways manages to think of some made chemical reaction to fix a problem.