Turk Thrust

Blimey! What world are you living in? A giro? And this speaking as someone who along with Nogbad van 50   worked at the Unemployment Benefit Office in Normanton Road, and paid out in cash long before even giros.

Nurse! He’s out of bed again!

Nurse! He’s out of bed again!

Nurse! He’s out of bed again!

Nurse! He’s out of bed again!

Nurse! He’s out of bed again!

Nurse! He’s out of bed again!

Being pedantic, but you can’t say anything libellous because that would be slanderous. You could write something libellous though. Ok back to my Malbec

Being pedantic, but you can’t say anything libellous because that would be slanderous. You could write something libellous though. Ok back to my Malbec

Being pedantic, but you can’t say anything libellous because that would be slanderous. You could write something libellous though. Ok back to my Malbec

RW. You sure you mean redacted? It means edited.

CK is a businessman, he will want to pay as little as possible and get the best possible return, therefore he will be hoping that the club can pay off the additional 10p in the pound, it's perfectly logical business sense.

Pure speculation on your part. The facts aren’t known, the reasons for decisions made are not known. It’s just that certain posters have decided that what they believe has happened, has really occurred.

You don’t know. I don’t know. None of us know what has happened in the last few months. We don’t know the issues that have surfaced, the challenges that have had to be dealt with, the countless underlying problems, the complexities, the meetings, the negotiations that have taken place. 

Ah gotcha. But they should be obscured or hidden from view though

RW. You sure you mean redacted? It means edited.

Erm, yes it has

Erm, yes it has

Erm, yes it has

Still the Non-league Southern Division round here.... ?

And the TV programme "Star Soccer"

It follows the 19th century Oxbridge slang of shortening words like “brekkers” for “breakfast” so that Rugby Football became “rugger” and Association Football became at first “assocer” and then “soccer” . I’m old enough to remember in the 50s when soccer was used almost as much as football and quite a few footy magazines were called “Soccer Star” and “Soccer Review”. The USA used soccer to differentiate it from American football 

It follows the 19th century Oxbridge slang of shortening words like “brekkers” for “breakfast” so that Rugby Football became “rugger” and Association Football became at first “assocer” and then “soccer” . I’m old enough to remember in the 50s when soccer was used almost as much as football and quite a few footy magazines were called “Soccer Star” and “Soccer Review”. The USA used soccer to differentiate it from American football 

It follows the 19th century Oxbridge slang of shortening words like “brekkers” for “breakfast” so that Rugby Football became “rugger” and Association Football became at first “assocer” and then “soccer” . I’m old enough to remember in the 50s when soccer was used almost as much as football and quite a few footy magazines were called “Soccer Star” and “Soccer Review”. The USA used soccer to differentiate it from American football 

I’ve just thought. I still refer to players’ hose as stockings. But then I am very very old