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I'd love to see it.

Sadly, his injury didn't allow his full potential to be realised. I feel so sorry for the lad.

When I was a young lad, my Mum and Dad took me to see that programme being made at the BBC Theatre in Shepherds Bush. He beat the panel.

All the above. Especially Sepp Blatter.

I hope ITV also abandon that poxy idea of squeezing an advert break in between the teams coming out of the tunnel and the kick off. I think that kills any sense of occasion, and lacks class.

I know the feeling. :thumbsup:

Is there something that Ernest is trying to tell us? Does he have a secret he is desperate to share with us? Ernest, your friends on NSC will be understanding. The rest will probably take the piss.

Park railings were commandeered during the war to provide metal for the war effort, - so no.

Well done Whitehawk!! I do so like to support the underdog - but not on this occasion.

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Thus, once again proving that the railways are not run for the benefit of its passengers, but for the benefit of its shareholders.

Please, no. All these fish puns is giving me a haddock.

Rumour has it that he was blinded by a pigeon pooping in his eye. It was the day after he had his hook fitted.

Good advice! I rang an Apple store some time back to ask about increasing memory - the guy literally said 'Don't buy it from us - the memory you can buy on the net is within spec and much cheaper'. I went to Crucial and bought 16Gb for the price of Apple's 8Gb.

I've just checked tonights speeds: over Ethernet 105 down 12 up over Wifi 65 down, 10 up I have seen faster - about 130+ I recall that BT had a better upload speed, but I'm more than happy with what I've got. Service is pretty good too.

Very. Much. This. When I got rid of BT Infinity 2 last year (cos the BBand kept dropping randomly and they couldn't fix it) the BT Customer Service agent gloated that it will be the same with the other providers as they all use the same infrastructure. I said "Virgin?" - "Ah, that's different"...

"[Alex Neil] is due to travel back to Scotland on Thursday to hold talks with Accies vice-chairman Ronnie MacDonald." Cue the jokes....

So remember, when you're feeling very small and insecure, How amazingly unlikely is your birth; And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space, 'Cause there's bugger all down here on Earth!

Will you be selling tickets?

He'll want to show the new manager what he can do!