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has anyone considered Primark?

the architectural delight that is Eastbourne train station :ohmy:

ordered mine monday morning - have been told I've got a few parcels arrived in post this morning - I assume one is a polookaville shirt - god knows what the others are. If they've sent me two, expect a fund-raising auction later! :clap:

tremulous \TREM-yuh-luhs\, adjective: 1. Shaking; shivering; quivering; as, a tremulous motion of the hand or the lips; the tremulous leaf of the poplar. 2. Affected with fear or timidity; trembling. - my word of the day from dictionary.com - sign up to it now! bloody brilliant.

I wan't going to even bother acknowledging such self-important sentiments, but seeing as Lammy summed up in a few lines what I would've found myself ranting on about for far too long, I'll just say: well said Lammy.

i think you're forgetting Jakey, who came on and looked pretty nifty - let's call it light at the end of the tunnel after the miserable overall performance

Get in there! Ordered mine over the phone at 10am - just hope the elves at the shop manage to process it alright.:clap:

unfortunately, I start work in my new job in croydon at the end of the month (a slight improvement on eastbourne). I'll still be living in Lewes though so I won't be a bona fide ex-pat fan.

Kevin Campbell - surely?

my guess: Chris Sutton? and my mates': Mark Robins? this is going to bother me all day.

I believe CM5 is out on October 15th (ish) according to some websites where you can pre-order it - www.play.com for example.

yep, been there, done that, didn't get the t-shirt. It's a pain in the arse to get around on the underground as everything's in chinese symbols on the maps and hotels have to be licenced to accept foreigners so there are few back-packer type instituions. The things you have to see are...

couldn't agree more! :clap:

Mr Fairweather - never knew his christian name - was my geography teacher at Ringmer (- not the greatest school in sussex). Don't know how long he was there, but he fancied himself as a bit of an action man - so the mountaineering thing may fit - can't see him with a moustache though.

How could i forget this one - Rick O'Shea - he told us his dad was pissed when they named him.

My geography teacher at school - honestly - was Mr Fairweather - what a classic! :lolol: :lolol:

something a bit posh - stilton and grape, from the sandwich station. can only afford it after pay day though.:(

That guy cracks me up. Here's some more... some may be duplicates.... 1) I met a Dutch girl with inflatable shoes last week, phoned her up to arrange a date but unfortunately she'd popped her clogs. 2) Two Eskimos sitting in a kayak were chilly; but when they lit a fire in the craft, it...

Playing jumpers for goalposts football as a kid I'd always be Gary Nelson shooting at the Goldstone's North stand goal - my mates just couldn't understand it. My first ever game was against Leicester circa 1990 - we were one--nil down and came back to win 2-1. That was my first and only time in...

Couldn't agree more - that ref was sooooo dodgy. Ok, so it's traditional to give them some stick but, for once, he deserved it. Oh, there goes a Plymouth defender making a late challenge on Gary Hart - 'I know', thinks the ref, 'let's award Plymouth a free-kick. That blue and white (pink...