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Take it down the Christmas market every day and feed it a nice mug of mulled wine, that'll remove the chill from its extremities.

Left yourself wide open for a shorter reverse, I'm afraid... let's go all the way over to Hackney Wick

Ah, I'm right at home on Clapham Common.

Too obvious, surely? Unless you're bluffing... I'm game. West Kensington.

Now that leaves all kinds of options open... I'll play it safe though. Whitehall

Chalk Farm. (Diagonals are open, right?)

An unacceptable breach of protocol, really.

Dunno. Are your grammar?

Honor Oak Park

It's Swindy, man. He can do whatever he wants.

Can I just say that I'm absolutely loving this thread?

Mind, it's a decade since their last failure in that respect... you just have to be deluded enough to believe they're still as good a team in the first place

Just reminds me of: ...since that was probably my old man, with his seat in front of the press area. He'll be saying the same thing about our beloved ex-PM tonight, though, so I hope that redeems his cause a little.

Worried that your "best loved poster" status may be in jeopardy, m'dear?

See, one post from Swindy and the place is rocking again.

Poof.

I don't know about ol' Swindy, but I'm just about to tuck into some toasted garlic baguette slices with roasted pepper dip... and a cheeky beaujolais primeur on the side. Get, as they say, in!

I do that quite often. That probably explains it...

köszönöm, jól vagyok! 65311[/snapback] That's a bit forward, I was only saying good afternoon! 65334[/snapback] Give over...you were all over him you dirtly little tramp! 65362[/snapback] That still didn't merit a köszönöm. I'm hurt and confused.

köszönöm, jól vagyok! 65311[/snapback] That's a bit forward, I was only saying good afternoon!

Jó napot!

"Not as good as Bellamy"

Would never have happened under Bobby Robson tbh.

Wrong thread surely? 64891[/snapback] Maybe he knows something about Anne Widdecombe that the rest of us only suspect...

I'd shove them into a box, cut them in half, spin the halves round so the audience could see, then magically put them back together again. And "Push The Button" is a cracking slice o' pop.