Alex

Greatest PM in history to blame for fucking Libya up http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37356873

Ugly Mackems runs trips including tickets. Don't see why he couldn't do a pick-up / drop-off round your neck of the woods. Don't know if he's on here much even to check his PMs but Tom's been on some of his away trips before I think so he might be able to help with contact details.

FYP

:lol:

OK

Thought Martinez managed him when he was on loan there.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37318373

Is he still regularly quoting French philosophers?

Pulis is a canny shout. And as KCG alludes to, they deserve relegation for the Johnson carry on alone. The amusing thing is that Allardyce was the perfect fit

I don't know where they'd go or who they'd look to manager-wise. It feels a bit last chance saloon as far as Moyes with them is concerned.

UK or US fanny? It's an important distinction

He knows everything about nothing (and not too much about that)

Like his greatest fan, it's time for a new hobby.

Cheers, peeps. Hope you had a good one, HMHM

Never read 'Case Closed' actually Parky. Nice try though.

http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/tague.htm

Teddy kills someone so 'they' let him get him away with it to get rid of him. Aye :lol:

When did they kill Teddy btw? Also, are you suggesting JFK's older brother was killed during the war because they knew his brothers were going to go up against the CIA/Whoever? Why didn't 'they' just kill JFK during WW2 then? This is mint btw

First one (that hits) goes through flesh, the second one hits bone. NEXT!

There's only one theory around the whole JFK thing that remotely stands up to any scrutiny and that's the official one. The only question is whether Oswald was a lone nut or had support/was put up to it. There's no evidence to suggest a conspriracy or that he didn't act alone however. That video as well man. It's him arriving at the airport. No one is being 'stood down'.

I'd settle for that

Aye, congrats Dickie old boy. Honeymoon sounds lush as well.

We were unbeaten in under Ron Greenwood in '82 (3 wins and 2 draws). Glory days tbh