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Marie

The best characters are Hank, Saul and Mike although Gus is boss too.

Flora?!

It's brilliant. I've finally convinced my boyfriend to watch it so am watching it over again. There are so many subtle hints throughout which just totally pass you by the first time you watch it. Brilliant tele. Although, part of me thinks they should have stopped at season 4.

Think we flew Turkish Air from Istanbul to Trabzon. No complaints here. The little airport is Sabia Gochen (sp) which is quite a way out from the city centre. It's best to fly to the main one if you can.

Can't you fit one of those disc locks on the sterling wheel to act as a deterrent? A mate of mine visited down here and put one on his brother's golf. He didn't realise he'd left the keys for the lock at home in the midlands. It took the AA about 2 hours to get it off using multiple hacksaw blades.

I think the actual return you get on nectar points is rubbish. When they teamed up with Easy Jet I made a point of trying to collect them. Got a nectar credit card, etc etc. A year down the line and I only have ?48 worth of points and given how much I've spent to get there I've decided to chase Avios instead.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Magnets....Biiiiiiiiitch Haha, brilliant

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Grounds are certainly a hell of a lot quieter > since the all-seater stadiums came in. White Hart > Lane can still get very loud especially under the > floodlights in a Cup game but that is probably > because it's a relatively small ground (36,000 > capacity). Still, it's not as loud as the old > days. I can remember going there with crowds of > 60,000 to 70,000 standing in the pissing rain > getting soaked and the noise was unbelievable > compared to now. The rail seating would be a good > idea in some areas (behind the goals mostly I > should think) but you've got to have a demand for > it and, is that demand worth it to the club > itself? I can't see a lot of boards of directors > going for it. > I have to admit I do rather like my comfort these > days and prefer to sit with a clear view of all > the pitch and not bobbing from side to side trying > to catch a glimpse between heads - even worse if > you're vertically challenged not that I am but I > remember a mate of mine who would come games > regularly with us never got to see much of the > action as he was rather on the short side. > COYS! I think that the proposal is that you have the choice. There will be seated areas and areas where you can stand. You would simply need to purhchase your ticket for the appropriate area.

There is an interesting article here about bring back safe standing at the match. http://www.safestandingroadshow.co.uk/the-proposal http://www.fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/safety-expert-backs-rail-seating-model.php I'm all for it as I think that standing in a seated area is quite dangerous (which happens in most away ends and some home stands around the country). When a goal is scored pretty much everyone is on their feet and when you get knocked on to a hard plastic seat, it hurts. Rail seating would be brilliant and is currently used in Germany. Seated football has made going to the match sterile and has contributed to the price increases

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thoroughly enjoyable MOTD tonight, and I am > continuing to laff at Arry. > > I doubt whether any of you light-weights will join > in with anything I have to say about modern life > is rubbish but here are my top hates about the > modern game, as shown today. Scroll to the end for > my top one; and please don't debate number 1, that > wasn't the point of the posting. > > 1. All seater stadiums. Hillsborough was truly > horrific, but it was not terracing that caused the > tragedy, but fencing, crowd management, policing > etc etc. > 2. All seater stadiums that were not designed as > such - where you pay ?35 to have a restricted view > - Anfield, Goodison, Loftus Road to name a few. > 3. New, design by flat pack, stadiums in some > retail park in the middle of nowhere, with no > pubs, no character, no nothing - Majeski, Pride > Park, etc > 4. Stadiums that have dispensed with the home and > away ends - cynical by Aston Villa, and bland in > the Emirates > 5. Expensive bland megabrewery beer in grounds, > hat's off to Orient and I can't wait to sample the > local Brodies' bitter > 6. Clubs that change kits when playing away, when > there is not a clash. Yes I know it is all about > sponsorship and selling shirts, but with away kits > changing annually most will have no affinity with > them. A curse on both Newcastle (who lost) and > Chelsea (who sadly won today) > 7. Should be top of the list; playing that bloody > Piranaha's track or whatever when you score. > Again a further curse to you second rate teams - > Wolves, QPR, Reading, Forest etc. Shame that > Wigan do it, as I have far more time for them and > they have not had the rub of the green. > 8. Gareth Bale's haircut and celebrations. > 9. Players in short sleeves and gloves - I ask > you, wet but very mild today. What is that > about?? > 10. And wait for it. That whinging twot > Fergurson. Smile damn you. Show some humility. > You may have a crap defence but you are 7 points > clear and will walk it. Stop moaning about refs > when we all remember: the golden rule that no one > gets penalties at Old Trafford and Fergie time. > Prefer that miserable bloke Phelan to you. > > So plenty of food for thought if you can be > bothered to get into a proper debate. Equally as > happy to be rubbished, as agreed with. > > Shame about Palace today. That is Crystal Palace > one of our local teams. Agree 100% with all of that.

Don't pay a tout. Thats everything that is wrong with the modern game "not minding" paying over the odds and comparing it to theatre/Opera. It's not difficult to find tickets, all you had to do was look on the website. The West Ham game is on general sale so you don't need to be a member by the looks of it. https://www.eticketing.co.uk/muticketsandmembership/default.aspx?__utma=1.1545873365.1352139371.1352139371.1352139371.1&__utmb=1.4.9.1352139375394&__utmc=1&__utmx=-&__utmz=1.1352139371.1.1.utmcsr=(direct)|utmccn=(direct)|utmcmd=(none)&__utmv=-&__utmk=165870398

When I was I got on the train as half fare and then got served in the pub. Always went out with older boys as they weren't the mature nobheads of me age group. Seemed normal at the time, but I would probably frown upon the younger lot doing the same. I would love to be 16 again

No I wasn't there. I "she" rarely post on the forum these days because quite frankly I don't really enjoy it anymore. I've felt compelled to post about Hillsborough because I feel that some of the comments have been quite insensitve and also ill informed.

This is the document provided by a Sheffield Press agency that commenced the smear. http://hillsborough.independent.gov.uk/repository/docs/NGN000000010001.pdf And FYI Liverpool fans (and in fact the people of Liverpool) don't believe that theirs (ours) is the only complaint that counts. But they've dared to stand up against an incidence where they were accused of atrocious actions which were not true. The reason the PM offered an apology last week Wednesday because the fans and people of that city have campaigned to make sure that everyone else knows exactly what actually happened that day. With apologies to Woodrot for posting in the thread again.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You're making a massive leap there with 'the media > and government helped them do it' - you're > accusing people of a massive cross-institutional > conspiracy with malicious intent. > > There's no evidence of any such thing, and there's > no sense in escalating this into a national > conspiracy to victimise Liverpool. Of course there is evidence. I suggest you try and read some of the report. You've made a statement that you clearly know nothing about.

What an incredibly strange and insensitive thing to say. I don't really know why I expected anything different though

Well I am glad that Liverpool had those kids that "weren't even born" on their side rather than someone like you. Liverpool fans beat up brave cops Liverpool fans urinated on the dead Liverpool fans stole from the dead None of that was true. If you don't class that as a smear, then I'd like to know which planet you are living on The only reason that this has finally come out is because the people of Liverpool wouldn't let it just be swept away. http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTxe906J8L6tbJD8qZ81ocTBvQx4pZaaup1wCDd7NgTSiQ_kYj0ig

No one should have to wait 23 years to find out how one of their loved ones died. I agree that the fences should never have been there in the first place, but thousands attended football matches every single week penned in and nothing like this happened. Sheffield Wednesday have a lot to answer for in the way that they didn't maintain that ground, along with the FA who continued to use Hillsborough as a venue despite the fact that they had been advised it was a death trap. I'm surpised that you can say that nothing was a revelation in that report too. I know that some of the families have been amazed at what has been disclosed. Finally, I don't think anyone is gegging in on grief or whatever you want to call it. Liverpool is a small city and for the regular matchgoers its a real tight knit community. Everyone knows someone who lost someone as either a friend or family. Even the survivors that have had their names smeared for the past 23 years. I'm sure you can begin to understand why you can't help but feel massive empathy for them and want to support them in every way possible.

Sharon_H Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Annasfield Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > "THE TRUTH" > > > > At long last > > > > http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/ > > > > > http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-19 > > > 543964 > > > > > At long last indeed. > > I can't believe some of the things I'm > hearing/reading! This is the document provided by a Sheffield Press agency that commenced the smear. http://hillsborough.independent.gov.uk/repository/docs/NGN000000010001.pdf Just staggering

"THE TRUTH" At long last http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-19543964

The 5th season has just started in the States. It's boss

Absolutely Parkdrive - the comments are abhorrent but are from mindless idiots who have a voice on the Internet. I'm not judging all Arsenal fans based on Davies' comments so I suggest you afford us the same courtesy.

Just for reference Liverpool request not to play on the 15th April for various reasons. The main one being that the management and players all attend a memorial service which is also attended by the grieving families and survivors from that terrible day. It's ironic that Davies is an Arsenal fan whose team isnt impacted by our request not to play on the 15th. His comments were a cheap shot at the City. It's basically fuck all to do with him.

Parkdrive/Atila whatever you call yourself these days. Kenny left after Hillsborough having attended many of the funerals and supporting the club and it's fans. Do you seriously consider him to be a bottler for leaving after the stress involved with that tragedy?