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Many thanks BB!

Sorry, can't get link in the above post to work!

Guinness, Murphy's and Beamish Stout actually all originate from Ireland. Naughty! :tsk: Well, in as much as under those trade names, they originate from Ireland. But, London Porter beer is the basis of all such stouts and was introcued to Ireland from London and then picked up by Guiness and other...

Many thanks BB, the last few weeks were tough and I'm pleased to have scraped through! Still, another good competition where everyone is getting closer and closer - congratulations to everyone else that took part. And not forgetting old foes who are no longer with us, but at least Chris would be thr...

Yup!

If I'd been offered 8-0 before the game and a dodgy off-side 1st goal, you know what, I'd have taken it!

I've applied!

like i said, not really a level playing field, is it? :wink: A happy Christmas to you too, RZR! :thumb: Is the grass not green, the pitch near perfect, all presented in the same way? If not, I can't begin to imagine what you are alluding to? :wink: I remember when Chelsea were really in debt - and ...

redzonerocker wrote:we won't be going into debt over it either

Thanks for the good wishes RZR!

And its good to read that your debt has been reduced by 40% to just over 200 mill!

http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE61P24220100226

I'm dreading tomorrows game against Wigan - I was at this one: http://football.fanhouse.co.uk/2010/05/06/remember-when-geoff-hurst-suffered-as-wigan-stunned-chelsea/ It was freezing cold and as miserable as sin, even cuddling up with my girlfriend couldn't keep either of us warm. The small crowd in ...

Problem is RZR, is that we've heard the same thing for the last 5 years! You always seem to have a better Academy team than the one that matters!!!

There are only two clubs I honestly can say I dislike and that is Chelsea and Man City, this for the simple reason of using large amount of money to buy star players rather than developing juniors. I mean these two clubs are driving the game of football in the wrong direction. I agree with you, Ter...

I'll join later. Thanks!

Korkenzieher wrote:Cameron's projected savings were only €6bn.

I think that was just for day 1. Not sure what he had planned for day 2!

The point is its not a Tory paper, rather a treasury one. Agreed, The Tories have outlined plans re: Tax credits, but none have talked of cutting welfare benefits - JSP, invalidity and the like.

Lets be honest, if we get a coalition, we get fudge and the decisons needed won't be made.

Hidden away in the drama of last night, The Times reported a treasury document that has proposed cuts in UK welfare benefits and means testing others, such as Child Benefit. I assume that will be considered by any incoming Govt? Can't be bothered to hunt for the link.