'bout now

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I disagree. He's what Eric Cantona would describe > as a 'water carrier'. In the two games he's played > for England I don't think he's done enough to > warrant a place in the squad. Some of the other > players you could say have been a bit lucky > because of their fitness levels (Sturridge, > Henderson and Wilshire) but they are better > players than Drinkwater. It's Townsend I feel > sorry for. He's never let Roy down and has always > done the business when he's put on an England > shirt and he was unlucky to miss out at the last > World Cup because of injury and he's been bang in > form unlike Raheem Sterling whose form has been > very poor throughout all of last season but has > got in ahead of him. Water carrier to describe Drinkwater, nicely (if unintentionally) done.

I can't help thinking that John Terry is a large part of the problem at Chelsea. I maybe wrong but he is very close to Abramovich.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > West Ham play their last game at the Boleyn ground > today.. > > One would of thought that they would of organised > a West Ham - Millwall friendly to round things > off > > Foxy I think they are getting professionals in to demolish the stadium?

I'm loving the defence of Zac Goldsmith this morning, kind of on the lines of "I was only obeying orders", which makes him one of two things' A thick puppet Complicit.

That would have been hilarious had it been from a Chelsea forum.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But is this any different to the cycling > campaigners that do the same thing? Turn up en > masse and ride round central London making it > impossible for vehicles to pass through? It's called critical mass, it's organised on a specific day and it generally is law abiding. It mimics the effect of what cars do to London every day. So, no, it's very different. "Not quite the same thing but when it comes down to riding on the wrong side of the road, jumping lights and along the pavement.... ...Well thats what many cyclists do .." Thanks for that, never been said before. Ever.

I'm in the either camp. It's been just what the PL needed.

Never thought I'd agree with Peter Oborne http://www.middleeasteye.net/columns/london-mayor-race-conservatives-game-religious-and-racial-divisions-538083247

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Location, Copulation, Inebriation... Hahahaaaaaa!

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And yet again 'bout now, you use the old chestnut > of "rinse and repeat", how many times have you > used that this year so far? If you don't wanna > contribute then ignore rather than being negative. > > > Louisa. Am I the one slagging off the my area? Am I the one starting endless threads shitting on(metaphorically speaking) people living in my area? Am I the one taking a local forum down the same old line of supposed class envy? Am I being Negative? Am I? I've used the term 3 times, all on threads you've started, for a reason.

I dob't understand this thread title. Does this mean Gentrification is dead? Either way, it's yet another rinse and repeat yawn fest.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'bout now Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Seabag Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > What gender are we talking > > > > > > Or are we ignoring the elephant in the room > > > > > > Exactly how small is your penis? > > > I drive a long wheel base 180hp VW Transporter, in > black with tinted windows and alloy wheels > > Does that help? In terms of an online profile, yes. Thanks.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What gender are we talking > > Or are we ignoring the elephant in the room Exactly how small is your penis?

Thank you Sprinter Sacre, thank you.

Actually, don't bother rinsing. Just repeat, over and over again.

Rinse and repeat

> They are not the people on food stamps, working > two jobs on workfare. They are not on TV because they are working two jobs, obvs. Sadly though this is exactly the demographic Trump is appealing to, it's a genuine belief that he can change their circumstance and it's fuelled by paranoia, bigotry and greed. Sounds very familiar, historically.

I use Uber a lot, I like it but I have noticed a trend of late. If you order one via the app and don't give notice of destination (Sometimes I'm not sure of my exact end point), you'll get a call from the driver asking for your location(er, you have that) and were you are going. If it's not lucrative enough they will drop the fare without telling you and leave you looking at at the home screen again. Bit like a black cab.

Sir Bobby Robson

richard tudor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sfmrs Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I was speaking to a policeman the other day who > > stated that they now have a policy in which > they > > cannot chase mopeds due to 2 fatalities, > > apparently the 'criminals' know this so will > use > > them more often so he said be vigilant > > > If they crash and burn what is the problem? Depends what or who they "crash and burn" into?

BFS is a distant memory and he has his work cut out at Sunderland, particularly after the Johnson case. For me though, football is an entertainment and when I'm not entertained (for good or bad), I stop paying. That's what Allardyce did, he stopped me going for he first time in 30 years. So, I understand your opinion RD and AM, try to understand mine. It's not like MUFC or their supporters behaved any better with Moyes, is it?

Great atmosphere last night, would have given away my kids to have been there. Mind, I'd give 'em both away for a 2 for 1 at KFC but that's another story. What I really loved was seeing Bilic and Mo Po having a chat whilst in their technical areas like a couple of enthusiasts rather than the histrionics and bullshit of Mourinho et al, refreshing. Not saying they aren't capable of that but under that pressure was notable. Great season for us, better season for football in general.

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm sure this is a fun spectator sport for most > English people but having a president of my native > country that actively is courting the white > supremacist vote is truly horrifying. > > Comparisons to George Osborne are entirely > misplaced. No it's not a fun spectator sport, it's a terrifying thought, globally.

Someone watched John Oliver the other night...........

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought I remembered reading a headline like > this: > > http://www.express.co.uk/news/nature/604619/Long-r > ange-weather-forecast-Britain-cold-winter-2015-arc > tic-snow-freeze So its YOU that reads the Express, I always wondered who it was.