kpc

Mary Queen Of Arkansas - Bruce Springsteen

Oh dear.

Having recently booked flights via Opodo, I found that selected flights were not necessarily available and that when I returned to select alternatives, prices had fone up. Also, you have to add on their credit card charge. Not impressed.

Jam and lemon curd tarts. Mmmm.

Crepes. Quick and easy and you have plenty of choice of toppings.

MissDumpling Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great band, no? I urge you to get your hands on > their 'No Cities Left' long player. Truly epic... Agree, a great album. Love some of their 'darker' lyrics.

Smoke Fairies get a thumbs up from me!

Diamonds in The Mine - Leonard Cohen

Interesting article from yesterday's Telegraph on England's goalkeeping options. England's Goalkeepers

Rampant consumerism. Well I forgot to mention the Braun hand blender, purchased to take the effort out of refried beans. At lease I bought it from Currys.

Foodie goodies from Borough Market a selection of coffees from Monmouth chorizo and padron peppers from Brindisa corn tortillas and spices from Cool Chile and faggots from The Ginger Pig.

And to make it a bit more interesting, a fiver on a sevenfold. Up in four so far, level in two (c'mon Greece and Serbia) and one yet to kick off.

Emerson Crane Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kpc Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > ... and show Arsenal a thing or two a week > > tomorrow. > > > Regrettably he won't be welcomed at Ashburton > Grove tomorrow as this is an "international break" > week, therfore the Prem returns next week. Just as I said!

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kpc Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > On a smaller scale, just booked for The Morning > > Benders this coming Thursday. Hope they're as > good > > live as in the studio. > > they're not bad....i saw them earlier in the year > at barfly, the crowd wasn't great. Where did they > play this time? Did you enjoy it? The Borderline - crowd split between fans and casual attendees. But I enjoyed it.

Emerson Crane Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > And he thought swapping Barcelona for > Birmingham > > was going to be a forward step? > > > Don't think he had a choice, still serves him > right, should have stayed with the Arsenal, which > he readily accepts himself. Burke! Depends on whether he wants to play football* or sit on a bench watching football. He doesn't look fully fit at the moment - no surprise as he hasn't played much in the past two years - so maybe he should make this his priority. As for criticising the current long-ball style, the fans are ahead of him on this - hence the booing at recent games. Much of our success last year was playing neat passing football and retaining possession (Ferguson more passes in PL than anyone else). Still, I'm sure he'll pull his socks up, buckle down and show Arsenal a thing or two a week tomorrow. * or at least watch the ball sail over his head aimlessly in the vague direction of Cameron Jerome.

This morning, the latest offerings from Crocodiles and Black Mountain made my drive to work more tolerable.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Good on Big Eck for giving the 'fickle' B'ham fans > a bit of stick for booing at the final whistle. > I appreciate that Eck is defending his team and more so his tactics, but Birmingham fans are not being fickle. We just have an expectation that we should be looking to win our home games and playing 4-5-1 is not the way to do this. The start to the season is similar to last year in many ways except that Eck had switched to 4-4-2 at home by now and that was the catalyst for the win against Sunderland that started our unbeaten year in home games. At least that monkey is now off our back. I'm a big fan of Eck and what he has done on limited resources but I think that he has to be more positive. I don't condone booing myself but understand the reaction of those around me last Saturday who did boo.

Up Town Top Ranking - Althea & Donna

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have money on city. That's very magnanimous of you. Or it would be except I think you mean Man City. :))

One Of The Nights - The Eagles

Playing devil's advocate, the police make money out of football. They can justified an increased presence at future games based on incidents such as last night, charge clubs more for this presence and make a political case for equipment to deal with such incidents. Also, based on incidents I have witnessed, some of the police enjoy the confrontation.

Dance Hall Days - Wang Chung

Because of the mix of teams the Championship has a relatively high number of games where trouble is a distinct possibility. Burnley are this weekends visitors to The Den - not always the 'nicest' of fans.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Concede six goals at home? Lose a three > goal lead? Score 4 and not win? I can't decide > which is more ridiculous. I witnessed a home reversal from 4-1 up with an hour played to losing 4-6, albeit to a very good Swindon side (Hoddle/Hazard era) on Easter Monday 1993. I have not fully recovered yet. Edited to say: You omitted Jon Parkin 'evading' the defence three times rfom your list of ridiculous deeds.

On a smaller scale, just booked for The Morning Benders this coming Thursday. Hope they're as good live as in the studio.