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$50M release clause according to Fabrizio, but if he is sulking and not performing he might go for closer to what they paid. I can see the club not wanting to put others off by keeping him there, but also might want to try and make him happier to be there if they can, as a player fecking off and...

Not a sufferer myself, feel for you though. I saw a TV program a few years ago, it was one where a GP went and spent time living with patients to better understand their symptoms, lifestyle etc and how what they were doing or not doing might affect them. He had a patient with these suicide...

Depends, was the criticism fair, but upsetting to hear, or were they abusive? If he has enjoyed reffing to date but just had a bad day, I would encourage him to continue. I would write to the FA either way and describe what happened, either asking for advice on how to manage these situations...

Don't know why the defence is given time to make a wall and position it, so not that fussed if he shifts it a bit. Rule needs clarifying, as sometimes the ref allows a quick kick to be taken, and others they give the defence ages to organise, and sometimes they tell Dunk he can take it, then...

Bring on the Clowns.

If we got an offer over £10M I reckon ŵe would sell. He is quick though, and still just 22, could be a Vardy type striker.

Mrs. has a 2008 Honda Civic diesel, surprisingly spacious, boot is large, rear passenger doors can open up to almost 90 degrees, so putting kids in car seats in is a doddle, rear seats split and fold forward and back again easily for getting big shit in the back. Never had a problem in 10 years...

I don't think it needs a solution either, but the club statement is still a bit shit, comes across as we are big time and need to do it on occasion, so tough.

To be fair, the club response in the Argus is a bit shit, it basically says, we need to do it, we are good for the local economy, so tough shit if you don't like the glow you can see sometimes. They could do something about it, but it would cost a fair bit of time and money, and therefore they...

He disappeared for 18 months.

Not the serious hump, just moderately niggled.

There is a good Theatre and excellent Sports Centre (maybe not the best for Snooker Tournaments), Tilgate Park is great, the Nature Centre there is no longer free, but is a decent visit.

The miniature railway I was commenting on in the post you quoted, is in Goffs Park in Crawley.

It was running last summer, but has an uncertain future. Its run and maintained by the guys that build the engines as their hobby, the council charges them for rent of the engine shed, but has also given them a grant of the same value each year. Council proposes to remove the grant, so it is...

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They dredged the lake at the top of the park, and spread the sludge on the hill 10 years ago, it was fenced off whilst the sludge dried out a bit, and is now back to a nice grassy slope.

He is going to be given the rest of this season to get used to the new surroundings and methods of De Zerbi, get a house sorted, learn a bit of the language, and get some minutes before the end of the season. I think he will show enough in that time and pre season for no one to be thinking a...

You will be pleased to hear that Sid Minter died decades ago, and all the pubs, including the White Hart are under new management, several times over since 44 f***ing years ago.

Nothing ever lasts for ever, and we should not get all billy bigbollocks, but I think we have more to come.

We are obsessed with the weather. Strangers experiencing the same weather will inform each other that is really, hot/cold/wet/humid. No one wears a bowler hat with pin stripe suit and carries a briefcases and umbrella anymore, but we accept this is what is seen as a form of traditional clothing...