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just heard they have bought 18% share in itv

a lot of the film i try to play comes out very dark, not really watchable. i guess it may be my pc but if not, is there a way i can brighten picture. ive tried basic brightness dials on pc to no avail

thats the one i spoke off in the opening thread

Re: Re: Beers no longer around? oh yes i ddrank there from around 16yo to when it finally closed. Worked behind bar a lot of the time, and in 1977 was a founder member of the liverpool arms fc in 1977, they still playing now as wisden sports. if you went there i was Geoff

thats easy.. reading a report in the argus of an 8-0 thrashing by the young pride of sussex, then reading it again (but of course with a second pint

oh god yes, Brewmaster...i just loved the Brickwoods bitters, we used to go in the Star Haywards Heath and have some, with the most basic cheese rolls you could imagine. no music or machines of any sort but truly great tasting beer

agree fletcher cant stick with his favourite geraint jones on batting potential and then say we are short of a batsman...

will be tight but i take us to win by odd goal, 2-1 or 1-0

Can you believe it "Coach Duncan Fletcher says England may review Monty Panesar's place because of the loss of Marcus Trescothick. England's line-up for the final warm-up game was supposed to be their side for next week's the first Ashes Test." i have an awful feeling about this

Stingo, barley wine, but in larger bottle than the traditional gold label size Triple A barley wine...i tried to do 21 on my 21st b'day...mistake

Just watching an episode of Rumpole and a guys drinking a can of Long Life. Recall drinking draught Long Life all the time, in Liverpool arms haywards heath (also now gone)..any other beers you have "lost" over time also Brickwoods bitter Obviously Red Barrel Draught DD

If you go down to the woods today youre in for a big suprise If you go down to the woods today you'll hardly believe your eyes cos Jeremy, the sugar puffs bear has bought some boots and cropped his hair todays the day that jeremy joined the skinheads gawd how did i remember all this shit...ham...

My old men Said be a brighton fan and dont dilly dally on the way we went to pompey and walked right in it we took the palace in half a minute wiv bottles and spanners carving knives and hammers up and down the road we went all day or summit like that, not much humour in those days lol

When we played those rather violent Luton games and malcom mcdonald was with luton SuperMac Superqueer How many bums You had this year Homophobia ruled 35 years ago! so glad things have changed eh :lolol: :lolol:

So we appear all agreed its Monty.......Which i guess means Fletcher will go for Giles :lolol:

looks like monty thank god after overnight selection. was reasonable bowl too, only just over two runs an over and a wicket. had decent spell of 22 overs..good stuff

Aussie Darren Lehman says Monty is a champion, a great character. He is a lovely guy and the crowds will love him. He spins the ball, bowls attacking lines and is probably a trump card England will use a lot in this series, both for containment and wickets. No one has seen him before in...

Also if he were to have a good first test it could sow doubts in Aussie minds, and if he dont, well Giles could always be called upon. He was deemed good enough to play 10 games so why change now. I do fear though that Fletcher may go with Giles, especially after Giles gave recent grovelling...

England are likely to choose between spinners Monty Panesar and Ashley Giles when they reveal their Test side in the final warm-up against South Australia. Coach Duncan Fletcher has said the team that plays in Adelaide will be the preferred Test line-up. I go for Panesar because quite...

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