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Seems clear to me who is "using" the situation.

Surely the greatest respect that could be paid to the player would be to continue to play the game that he loved as it would have been done if he were there? All I read into it is that they are bitter that they lost and are looking for a scapegoat. It was a football match pure and simple...

All part of the game methinks. He shouldn't have risen to it. Well played by Cox in my opinion.

I'd recommend trying to get yourself up to one of the e indoor snow slopes in Tamworth (Snowdome) or (I think) Milton Keynes. Excellent for beginners.

Absolutely agree. I did that the first time I went and was so glad I did. I went with a mate who went to the ski school and by the end of the week he was only just getting to where I had started from. I've since been on intermediate level schools when they were included in the price and It's...

Yay, a local game :clap2:

Yes and thats what I was saying in my first post. It's a gamble same as any other insurance. You look at the cost and what you are getting and either you take the chance or you don't. However, what is certain is that if, as you say above, you got to the point where you had to put your pet to...

But thats the point isn't it? If it was insured you wouldn't have to.

Pet insurance is a gamble like any other insurance. If you never use it you will see it as a waste of money and if you get a hefty vets bill you'll be glad you had it. My mum has had bills in excess of £1000 for pets in the past. I insure both my cats with Tesco for £9 a month which I consider...

If you are asking me if I am sure of that offer then I bought a case in Sainsburys in Haywards Heath on Sunday and then another 3 cases in a Sainsburys in Bristol on Tuesday so I am about as sure as you can get :)

Sainsburys are also doing 20*300ml bottles of Kronenbourg half price at £7.49 a case :drink:

No way. I couldn't possibly eat a 4thpack of biscuits tonight... Ok maybe just a couple....

Boo hoo. They didn't worry too much when they were enjoying the spoils of all that lovely TV and sponsorship money when they were riding high did they? Now they've got bitten for supporting a money hungry monster. So what? f*** em.

You could not be more wrong. You could try, but you wouldn't succeed :smokin:

I thought cookies were a particular type of biscuit. Like using the words digestive or jammie dodger to describe those types.

Pickled onion Monster Munch are soooo much better.

You can't beat a good pint of Westons or Thatchers cider. Beats ANY lager OR bitter hands down.

Would the suggestion to get off here and get on with it go down well or shall I keep my head below the parapet at this point? :)

Depends if his choosing to leave was brought about by him being badly treated by the club I guess. The players are almost certain to know whats been going on.

I've never been but I think that the general consensus was that it was shit, then Gordon Ramsay made it much better and now it's gone shit again.