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Eh, you win some, you lose some! It's the annual Members Club 6 A Side on the pitch at Elland Road after the game today, will be a interesting occasion if we've just been relegated. Still, be more passion and will to win from Paddy and his bunch of drunken reprobates than we've seen from the...

Leeds do it.

Heh. My husband cursed me when I came home with another dog, but never mind! It's so mean to just leave her like that, she was there on the Monday when I took our other dog in for a hernia op and she was still there eleven days later when I took him back for his stitches to be removed. I asked...

absolutely. just got back from a fine weekend of beer, one game of bad football, a game of good football, a championship party and donegal won as well. can't be bad. and yes, i was in the away end. anderlecht were unbeaten at home in thrity games, their gaffer amie had been mouthing off all...

celebrating in a manner they didn't like.

97% of the time. they oiked me out after about 15 mins of the 4-1 win over anderlecht though. one of the best games put us into the quarter finals and i saw next to nothing of it :(

no silence at our work. the scummers that work for me know better than to open their traps. treated the floor to a wonderful repetition of leeds united calypso on the music system all day instead of their mind numbing usual radio one tripe. :clap2: :clap2:

we came to withdean before and there was no decent atmosphere.

no. out of leeds games? yeah more times than i should have been.

We're not really sure, she was taken to the vets for vaccines by her then owners who never came back for her, the vet had no info on who she was or what breed/s she is.

A fox got this lamb and all but one other out of twelve, about two days after the pic was taken.

I am on the laptop so not many pics to chose from and just some of the dogs on here I think - Stella - the newest addition.

Heh! My sister said pretty much the same when I spoke to her.

Certainly are dull. School uniforms to iron, PE kits to assemble etc. But that nice warm feeling that I will have five days with no beasties at home all day under my feet.

Amen! :clap2: :clap2:

It was the counsel and guidance from several posters here that got my family and I through the dark days after my daughter died. And the months since. I have always laughed at people who say "my friends online", not in a nasty way, more in a how can you have such close relationships with people...

The most recent time I cried was crying with happy tears after my baby signed 'milk please' to me. I'm a hormonal woman, I cry a lot. The last sad tears were over the adoption I think.

A gloriously sunny corner of Hampshire, in my garden. About to peruse my Runner Bean specimens.

Walking the dogs.

The Gentle Giant, John Charles is a good footballing read. It was edited and finished by someone else, Charles died before he got to finish it. Well worth reading though.