'bout now

That was no fluke, it was a game winning peach. Dzecko scored with his arse, that's a fluke.

Louisiana, do you mean old school Ctype and fibre based black and white, or digital process on Artstock? If its the former, try Michael Dyers in Endell St.WC2 not cheap but one of the best. If its the latter, doesn't the Digital doctor on Northcross road print on quality stock?

Bugger. Well done all who made/make it.

Did you see the highlights Emerson? The mad thing is we could have scored 6 in the second half. Slapstick football. Mental.

I have noticed that the bottom four are linked by "W" but all of them are better than the Scottish top 4, spooky;-)

Less "hang time" more talent. Gifted, ugly and way too expensive for my lot.

Narnia, Sandperson, apparently his first touch is pants? Big talent, big game player. A goal to grace any game, wonderful.

Gareth Bale returns to star in Planet of the Apes.

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And don't forget that a new bike increases your attraction to the opposite sex by +432%. SOURCE: IBS 2010.

Oops didn't want to put you off the obviously necessary purchase of a new bike, I err, oh err you'll need one obviously, cycle to work, train fares, carbon footprint etc. etc. etc. Must have purchase honest.

I did all that route fixed. The biggest hill is in RP or the Col de Putney Bridge, all do-able. It took me about 45-50 mins each way, weather depending. I'm jealous. I went into RP via kingston gate towards Richmond, right on the shared Footpath towards the center, then left up to the ballet school, down the hill then right and out through Roehampton gate.

FT, I used to cycle from Surbiton to Covent Garden, its one of the things I truly miss. Start by doing twice a week if you can and just work up to three or four. Make sure you include Richmond park, early mornings plus no traffic and the occasional Stag showing off are sublime experience that sets you up for anything. My route was Surbiton, Kingston, Richmond Park, Roehampton, Lower Richmond road, Putney Bridge, New Kings Road, Lots road, Embankment, Parliament square up to CG, if that helps.

"City workers starving in East Dulwich shocker" "I saw them" says local dog walker "some of them hadn't eaten since 1.30pm and were quite literally peckish"

Liverpool for me.

`yep, he's a Dad and all. Think of it as a suit you'll grow into. Rachel = Psycho. The eyes, look at the eyes.

Sean = Richard Corrigan surely. Stalker? Me?

*head above parapet again* I errrrr quite like Graham Taylor as a pundit. Shite England boss but reasonable commentator on the game? And I've met him on the train home, he's a true gent.

Oh excellent, its not just me then. Murray and Chiles work because they are fans first and pundits second. Saturday mornings have been a desert since Danny Baker's absence, ultimate football fan and reasonable bloke, Millwall aside, FACT.

Citeh

*sticks head above parapet* I quite like Adrian Chiles and Colin Murray.

I'm guessing by the scattergun arrival of three new threads within 30 or so minutes that MM had eschewed the taster in favour of a more headfirst approach.

+1 for that. I was very impressed with Danny Murphy's post match interview after the cup game. Pat Nevin has been impressing me on R5 for a few years now. Actually I don't have Sky so, er, Chris Waddle, Jim Beglin, Alan green, Alan Green and Alan Green.

He played for Dagenham 'n all.

He'll stop using his feet, sadly it's his gob that needs to retire.