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Refused to get on the west ham bus tonight apparantly

Well there you go

Once he gets his mojo back I want him in the stadium for a long time

If they pay this amount of money they must expect his name to generate a significantly higher amount in profits

That's what happens when just over half the country don't care about those who take flights or holidays abroad

Duffy and Dunk reducers in the first 5 minutes will get that sorted

Which would never had made the news a week ago

Did you see where Patrick Reed was hitting his ball on Saturday the caterers and bar staff were at risk more than those on the course.

Last season West Brom had 3 wins and a draw from their first 4 games when they played us and Swansea had beaten Liverpool, Arsenal and Burnley in the three games before they played us. 3-1 and 4-1 wins were the outcomes

Wouldn't emergency medical and other expenses up to £10,000,000 in a standard bank account policy cover her hospital costs while in the UK

The argument is what negligence - if the organisers put spectators at risk then probably. Had she been hit right up by the tee then maybe the organisers need to prove they had taken steps to ensure a spectator wasn't hit by a miss-hit ball. if she was 250-300 yards away then there is quite a lot...

1 - I think she is from overseas from when I read about this yesterday, did she not get travel insurance 2 - The match ticket should give a warning of balls, bit like football tickets do (or at least I think they do) 3 - The organisers should have notices in place to beware golf balls 4 -...

A virgin train on its way to Manchester (for example) wouldn't stop in time either, I'm not even sure a London to Brighton travelling at 70mph odd who have much chance.

Yes wait until half time when the odds don't move around as much, although its quite hard to find a good match, its usually in the over/under goals market. Only problem with the QL on the draw is you miss out on a possible 2 up opportunity where you can win with both Bet365 and the exchange

When I opened the thread I was thinking why just Honda Jazz cars why not every car

A sneeze can cover a long distance and coat many surfaces, bacteria in coughs and sneezes can stay alive in the air for up to 45 minutes apparently

Quite, the Amex is just about as close to plug and play for sky/bt as it gets, they almost don't need to unpack the lorries which are parked a few metres from where they plug in the cables.

Its 45 miles between Norwich and Ipswich

Reminds me of a car I saw on its way to the tip on Sunday with a mattress strapped to its roof

I would imagine we would sing the same thing wouldn't we? No different to "we don't need a drum to sing"