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Considering his contract finishes at the end of June, I would think that if Chris Willock is traveling to Spain tomorrow then it's obvious he is signing a new deal. Or is it normal to take an out of contract player?
I hear ya Brian, I used to be a tour de france addict, watched every minute, but these days I seem to be only interested in the time trials and mountain stages, and of course the final finish in Paris, which takes place in Nice this year. Between this the Euros and then the Olympics my Mrs. Is constantly rolling her eyes at me. What a summer of sports! Oh la vache ! As (some) of our French brethren (occasionally) say.
Just watched the interview, he says he's very exciting to be here. He is very exciting. Exactly like my french girlie says when she speaks English. Welcome Paul.
The mostly unappreciated talent of that Canadian crooner, Gino Vanelli. He's been part of my musical voyage since I first heard him at my local ice-rink back in the winter of '74. Still going strong with those powerful lungs. God bless you Gino, thanks for all the memories.
I imagine Marti is an ambitious guy, but I believe he has got a lot of scrupules. Does anyone honestly think he will give up his current 'project' i.e. us to manage a team that finished on the same number of points, but with two more losses, than us. I'm sure he realises that a much improved season at Rangers and the world will be his lobster (curtosy of the late great, Hilda Ogden), and better opportunities will present themselves. Remember it's grim up north.
Personally I think this is a load of crap. Marti appears to be level headed to get involved with this and the undoubted media circus that would developed around MBappe the younger. So for that reason I'm out.
Gudrun Ure, or supergran passed yesterday at the age of 98. My children were young at the time so I had a good excuse to watch it. Silly comedy like the goodies. I loved it. God speed Gudrun.
Well it probably changes every week, for the last few weeks been musically reliving my teenage years with my brother's favorite band, Grand Funk, they put Flint Michigan on the map. So today it is this gem, will, undoubtedly be something different next week. Enjoy!
My parents were born in the late 20's and were teenagers during the war. I grew up in the sixties, with my mom filling the house with 'big band' music. Even my high school principal, Mr. Rudder would play Glenn Miller over the school PA system every morning before classes started. This one's for you Mom and Mr. Rudder.
Sorry to hear that Paul. My girlfriend, who I met 7 years ago has a golden retriever, he's 11 years old now, and we know that at the most he has two years left, probably one. We are retired now and he is part of our daily routine, he's like the patriarch of the family, he has his routines, which include several naps per day. We are all growing old together, we make a fuss of him everyday because we know that any day can be his last. My partner will be devistated when he goes, she bought him after her divorce and they shared her first house as a single person since she was 18. I'm sure she will miss him more than me, but I'm OK with that.
Indeed. Really looking forward to see what takes place in the summer. Huddersfield need to win the last two games with a plus 12 goal difference to over take us, this is assuming, of course, that we get no further points. I'm quietly positive.
Just wondering what has happened to our resident leftie. I enjoyed most of his posts and he was a fairly regular poster, haven't seen anything from him since Feb. I hope he is OK.
Michael Frey, 95th minute header to win it against Coventry, we stay up by the skin of our teeth, Stoke sail off into the sunset, not to be seen for a good 5 years. All hail the Swiss guard!