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If the team don't get points against the Essex scum then as far as I'm concerned Thommo is fucking history.
He's had plenty of chances and has produced shite results (beating the knuckledraggers excepted) with shite performances from crap team selection.
Listening to his post match interviews, where he sounds pathetic is a fucking embarrassment so come on Woods - if Thommo ain't producing', 'cos that's where the buck stops, then tell him to collect his P45 and piss off.
Let's get someone with some bollox or else we'll be down with the Lincun' slopeheads!
C U at S-on-C to give him shit if we get the more of the same.
You may be having trouble coming to terms with the shit that you are in but the reality of the league table is indisputable.
And to prove that irony isn't dead you even managed to call us "slopeheads". I mean, coming from a resident of the urbane metropolis that is Boston, that really is pathetic.
The whole of the 3rd division will be celebrating come May when you are sent back down where you belong you cheating inbred scum!
Firstly imo our position is false, we have never been played off the park by anyside this season, unlike swansea exeter and calisle. Thommo will pull us through.
Secondly Yeovil supporters must be worried that again they will bottle their promotion push. Maybe your defeat last week was the bottling starting early.
One other thing everyone likes to say that there is hardly any difference in standard between the Conf and Div3 me, Believe me there is a world of difference. From a neutrals point of view I would say that Chester will go up as champions and yeovil will blow the playoffs with Doncaster being the other side to go up.
The possibility of a daggers game next season, in one of the cups only. Unless you are tipping them to go up this season. Any way good luck I've a feeling you will need it, looking back in conf history you will see that both barnet and rush£en had a string of failures before they had success, but there again the conference in a much stronger league this season, you one chance was taken away from you by those friendly folk in Hereford!!
Boston united chairman Des Wood has described the mood of former Pilgrims' manager Steve Evans' FA inquiry at West Bromwich Albion's Hawthorns ground as "serious".
Wood spoke exclusively to the Echo after he had been asked to temporarily step out of the inquiry while the FA discussed a "confidential" matter with Evans and former chairman Pat Malkinson.
Wood said: "I cannot say anything about the hearing at this stage.
"I have been asked to leave for a few minutes.
"I do not know why but I have been told it is an issue of a sensitive nature.
"This is a serious hearing and so you have to expect this sort of thing."
The hearing, in which Evans (40) denies charges relating to contract irregularities and impeding the FA investigation, has already been adjourned several times since June.
But the FA have now hinted the disciplinary meeting may continue longer than the scheduled two days.
Last month the hearing had been planned for two days at Nottingham Forest's City ground.
But that was extended until the current session due to the amount of evidence that needed to be examined.
The FA enquiry, headed by compliance officer Graham Bean, could now run into tomorrow - or even be put back until after Christmas.
United secretary John Blackwell, who had been forced to sit in an executive box for two days before giving evidence at the last hearing, said he hoped the matter was concluded as soon as was possible.
"I think everyone wants this to finish," said Blackwell.
"But everyone must remember this is nothing to do with Boston United now.
noticed in the non league paper, that Dan Wornham who was with us last year is playing for Heybridge Swifts in the Ryman Premier, good player deserves success.
Your loyalty to Evans is commendable Franky but sadly misplaced I feel.
He has put your club through a nightmare, he has made your club a laughing stock and the most hated team in the Division. He is a cheat and a conman and I, for one, hope that he is given a long ban from football later this week.
Hopefully, then you will be able to get on with trying to stay in the league. Obviously, I hope that you fail and are relegated by March. It could happen the way you are playing.
Apparently its the yellow balls or the fact that D&R's manager knows all the refs in the league.
Keep your fcuking nose out, you haven't got a clue what you're on about and no-one gives two shties about what a Lincoln knuckle dragger thinks anyway.
> For the lads, a crash course in communicating with the opposite sex.
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> This is the word women use at the end of any argument when they feel they are right but can't stand to hear you argue any longer. It means that you should shut up. (NEVER use "fine" to describe how she looks. This will cause you to have one of those arguments.)
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> 5. "Go Ahead" (normal eyebrows) This is NOT permission, either. It means "I give up" or "do what you want because I don't care." You will get a raised eyebrow "Go Ahead" in just a few minutes, followed by "Nothing" and "Fine" and she will talk to you in about "Five Minutes" when she cools off.
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> 12. "Thanks A Lot" "Thanks A Lot" is dramatically different from "Thanks." A woman will say "Thanks A Lot" when she is really ticked off at you. It is usually followed by the "Loud Sigh." This signifies that you have hurt her in some callous way. Be careful not to ask what is wrong after the "Loud Sigh," as she will only tell you "Nothing."
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>I have been engaged for almost a year. I am to be married next month. My fiancee's mother is not only very attractive but really great and
>understanding. She is putting the entire wedding together and invited me to her place to go over the invitation list because it had grown a bit beyond what we had expected it to be.
When I got to her place we reviewed the list and trimmed it down to just under a hundred...then she floored me. She said that in a month I would be a married man and that before that happened, she wanted to have SEX with me.
>Then she just stood up and walked to her bedroom and on her way said that I knew where the front door was if I wanted to leave.
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>I stood there for about five minutes and finally decided that I knew exactly how to deal with this situation. I headed straight out the front door...
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>There, leaning against my car was her husband, my father-in-law to be. He was smiling. He explained that they just wanted to be sure I was a good kid and would be true to their little girl. I shook his hand and he congratulated me on passing their little test.
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>Deirdre, should I tell my fiancee what her parents did, and that I thought their "little test" was asinine and insulting to my character? Or should I
keep the whole thing to myself including the fact that the reason I was walking out to my car was to get a condom?
Does BLIX really want to find any evidence he is a soft liberal swede.
I think you will find there are more than 14 inspectors, ever heard of working with the intelligence evidence that us and the yanks will have given them.
Oh I am sorry another 4-6 people in the country will make all the differance. Then as you rightly say Blix is a liberal so he is going to look really hard. You have just added wieght to my point.
Great site this, I've always been a closet Dagenham fan myself - Spurs are my MAIN team, But I must say that you Boston people brighten up my day.
When I've been rowing with daddy, I always drop in to read the anti labour stuff on here!
Report my recent loss of memory as a simple mistake, but those rightwing slime bags on ITV think I shouldnt have dealt with a convicted fraudster and then got the governments spin doctors to tell lies on my behalf.
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Thank you very much for supporting my Stop the BBC Bias Campaign. I very much appreciate it and with your help we can force the BBC to address the question of bias.
Below you will see a message that I would like you to forward to your friends and colleagues in order to widen the appeal for refusniks. Using email we can call it an eSAMIZDAT after the method and pamphlet I used in the Soviet Union to spread our demands for human rights. Please also ask you friends also to forward the eSAMIZDAT onwards. Please place copies upon notice boards wherever you can especially in universities.
We have a peaceful demonstration planned outside the BBC Broadcasting House at Langham Place in London at 12 noon on Tuesday 10 December the anniversary of the establishment of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. I hope to meet many of you there.
( Nearest Tube for Langham Place is Oxford Circus. Go up Regent Street to Langham Place and the BBC is opposite to the Langham Hotel and next to St George’s Church)
Also on Monday 2nd December at 11am there will be a programme on TalkSport Radio on the subject with Robin Page of 'One Man and His Dog', a signed up refusnik and Nigel Farage MEP.
Best wishes from Vladimir Bukovsky.
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Vladimir Bukovsky appeals for refusniks to join a campaign against BBC Bias
I have decided to refuse to pay the BBC licence fee at some point next year because of the bias and propaganda displayed daily by the BBC. I will do this even if I have no followers at all but I am appealing to you to join me I have one thousand signed up already but 5000+ will be more effective.
I would like the BBC to become the KGB successors in imprisoning me for demanding freedom of speech. Nothing would expose them more for what they are.
The BBC are the spin masters by vocation, they will try to cast a shadow of suspicion on my motives, I do not wish to take this action but the blatant political bias reminds me of what I had to resist in the USSR, I can no longer remain silent. We don't have any business interests behind our action. We are just ordinary law-abiding citizens of this country who refuse to pay for a service which does not satisfy them, (let alone paying to a ministry of propaganda which is engaged in systematic brainwashing of the public). What is wrong with that? If my gardener (or plumber) does sloppy work, I will refuse to pay him and no one would be surprised. Why can't we do the same with the BBC? Why are these godfathers allowed to make us an offer we cannot refuse?
Our demands are very simple and very modest. We want to have two weeks of debates in prime time on the subjects the BBC either censors out or distorts in its coverage. Objective and impartial debates in which the viewpoints of those excluded or misrepresented by the BBC so far will be given an equal time and opportunity. Frankly, I am amazed to see such a stubborn resistance by the BBC bosses to such a reasonable offer.
The only people that call it that are sad, wanking tory bastards who have all developed strange sexual fetishes due to their public school up bringing. Or are you one of those sad bastards that vote for them even though they shagged this country and sold all its assets over their 18 years in power.
Get used to it Boston. Evans will be banned from football for a lengthy period. He is a cheat and a crook who couldn't even cover his tracks very well when he got found out.
Besides, even Sir Alex Ferguson couldn't get you out of the shit you are now in.
Back to Woking, Nuneaton and Dagenham next season!
Steve has effectivly been banned since the summer and has lost his job, IF he is found guilty this will be taken into account, he will be managing a team before the season is over, lets hope we get him back, because if anyone can get the best out of mediocre players then steve is the man. I would also keep thommo on as his number 2 after all last season they proved that they can do the business.
Exeter City narrowly reached the FA Cup second round with a late 2-1 win over non-League Forest Green Rovers in Tuesday's replay. The fixture provided Football Focus with another opportunity for an almost supernaturally embarrassing interview with the Devon club's co-chairman, Uri Geller. The BBC might, though, have found a more intriguing tale by turning its focus from the sometime spoonbender to Exeter's earthier struggles and the club's other co-chairman: John Russell.
Russell was chairman of Scarborough for seven years, taking over the then Football League club in March 1994. They enjoyed some spirited seasons but were relegated to the Conference in 1999, and Russell resigned the following year, with Scarborough in an Insolvency Act voluntary arrangement, owing creditors £1.25m. In March of that year Russell, who listed his occupation as a property developer, pleaded guilty at Leeds Crown Court to two counts of obtaining services by deception in a £180,000 hire-purchase fraud, which did not involve a football club, and received a 15-month prison sentence, suspended for two years.
He has since been involved commercially at non-League Frickley Athletic and Halifax Town. Although Exeter name Geller as co-chairman, Russell actually took over six months ago with Mike Lewis, a man with long commercial experience in football, from Newport County in the 1970s, to Tottenham, Reading, then most recently Swansea, where he became managing director. In the summer of 2001, Swansea's London-based owners, Ninth Floor plc, which lost £4.5m through their involvement with the club, sold it to Lewis for £1. He passed on the shares for the same amount to Tony Petty, an English ex-patriate based in Australia. Swansea ended up in a voluntary arrangement with debts of £1.7m.
Quite why Russell and Lewis stepped in at Exeter is unclear, but both say they are football lovers and were separately looking to become involved at a club earlier this year when they met and teamed up. They talked first to debt-laden Lincoln City, which had been taken over by the club's supporters' trust.
"They made it clear they were bringing no money themselves," said Rob Bradley, the trust chairman. "Their plan was to pay creditors on the drip and try to build up the commercial side. If they succeeded, they wanted the right to buy the shares cheap."
Russell confirmed Bradley's account of the proposal which Lincoln rejected. The Third Division club went into administration, from which they have now emerged. Russell would not reveal details of their deal at Third Division Exeter, but said they have a "legally binding contract" that makes them the owners.
Exeter City, formed 98 years ago, have been members of the Football League since 1920 but, according to the club historian Mike Blackstone, they have always struggled to sustain professional football in the small cathedral city. "Right back to the 1930s the club appealed to supporters for money to play players through the summer," he said.
Their extraordinary contribution to football history remains the 1914 tour of South America when Exeter became the first side to play a full Brazil national team; conflicting reports record the match as a 3-3 draw or a 2-0 victory to Brazil. Exeter's more recent record consists of a somewhat less glamorous battle to pay players and avoid dropping out of the League.
Their latest accounts, for 2001, paint a now-familiar horror story of life in the lower divisions: a £461,000 loss, liabilities exceeding assets by £1.5m, no overdraft facility, directors' loans over £800,000, the builders, Mowlem, owed about the same. One former director, Gerald Vallance, died and his executors agreed to waive a loan to the club of nearly £130,000. Earlier this year, Ivor Doble, the chairman who owned virtually all the shares, finally headed for the exit.
Russell said he and Lewis are working to "chip away" at the debts, which they have reduced from £2m to £1.7m, and said he has invested his own money in the club. "I'm not exactly [Blackburn Rovers' late chairman] Jack Walker, but I'm not skint either, if you know what I mean."
Companies House records show that Russell is also director of Stop the Ball, which "provides fundraising activity to football clubs". Last year its turnover was £2,680, its expenses twice that figure. The five other non-football companies of which he has been a director are now dissolved.
Russell's conviction in March 1999 came when he admitted obtaining £180,000 of hire-purchase finance for a JCB digger and a Bentley car which did not exist. The judge, Paul Hoffman, said of Russell: "This was a fraud in which you took a full part. I am not convinced you were led into it."
Russell pleaded in mitigation that he had not knowingly been involved, a claim which he reiterated this week. He also pointed out that although the conviction was relatively recent, the fraud itself took place more than a decade ago. "It's over and forgotten with," he said. "I'm honest and I work hard and I'm getting on with it."
The Uri Geller connection springs from his son, Daniel. The 21-year-old is an Exeter fan and Geller knew Lewis when he was at Reading, where the Gellers live. Daniel has been referred to as "co-vice chairman" with Lewis, and Uri recruited the American singer Michael Jackson as "honorary director". Neither Daniel nor Uri – or Jackson for that matter – are registered as directors at Companies House. Uri Geller has invested no money in the club and owns no shares, but the association has been fruitful. "Would the BBC have chosen our Cup tie with Forest Green as a live match?" Geller asked. Live coverage is worth £100,000.
There are, though, less happy stories seeping out at Exeter. In June, Geller, Jackson and the magician David Blaine performed at an "extravaganza" at St James's Park to raise money for the club and two charities, Children with Aids and Support for Africa. Last week the Exeter Express and Echo reported that neither charity had received any funds. The city council had granted a charity licence, waiving its usual £4,000 fee, and wrote to the club to confirm that charities had indeed benefited. But it received no reply. "This was very unusual," a council spokesman said. "We were only asking them to confirm it was a charity event."
Then the club announced it had paid the charities £12,000 as promised. Lewis and Russell stated that cheques were "drawn up in September" but there had been a dispute with one supplier, which delayed them being sent out. "It was a mix-up," Geller said, "but the charities have been paid and are very happy."
Others are not. Exeter have seven County Court judgments against them, totalling over £15,000. Nearly £4,000 is owed to Queensway Publishing, which printed the programme for the "extravaganza", 5,000 copies at £5 each. "We were approached by John Russell, who said Uri Geller was his co-chairman," said Queensway's managing director, Lee Harding. "With Geller's name and Michael Jackson appearing, we thought we'd get paid but haven't had a penny. We have instructed bailiffs."
Some fans, including the supporters' trust, have become concerned and a fortnight ago Russell and Lewis were called in to discuss the club's situation with the Football League. Five administrative staff have been made redundant. One of them, Emma Naden, last month won a claim for unfair dismissal which the club did not contest. Since the summer, Russell's wife Gillian and Karen Lewis, Mike's daughter, have joined the club's administrative staff. Russell said he was working full time at the club but taking no salary; Lewis, on £100,000 at Swansea, said he was "drawing legitimate expenses". "I can't afford to work for nothing because I didn't get a pay off from Swansea," he said. "I'm drawing enough to keep alive and be able to feed myself."
Lewis said they are trying their hardest to keep Exeter alive, too. "Our ability is to turn clubs round," he said. "We haven't always been successful, but we're doing our best in very difficult circumstances and trying to pay all creditors. We need the right people around, which is why we have changed staff.
"If anybody out there thinks they can do better, they're welcome to come down with a cheque book."
Uri Geller says he has little to do with the day-to-day running of the club. "I trust John and Mike and they are working very hard. I don't have any concerns at the moment about how the club is being run."
Far away in the tropical waters of the Caribbean, two prawns were
swimming around in the sea - one named Justin and the other called
Christian. The prawns were constantly being harassed and threatened
by sharks that patrolled the area. Finally one day during a tropical
storm, Justin said to Christian, "I'm bored and frustrated at being a
prawn, I wish I was a shark,then I wouldn't have any worries about
being eaten..."
As Justin had his mind firmly on becoming a predator, a flash of
lightning hit the water and, lo and behold, Justin turned into a shark.
Horrified, Christian immediately swam away, afraid of being eaten by his
old mate.
Time went on (as it invariably does...) and Justin found himself
becoming bored and lonely as a shark. All his old mates simply swam
away whenever he came close to them. Justin didn't realise that his new
menacing appearance was the cause of his sad plight. During the next
tropical storm, Justin figured that the same lightning force could
change him back into a prawn.
Lightning never strikes twice except in stories like these, but
while he was thinking of being a prawn again, a flash of lightning
struck the water next to Justin and, lo and behold, he turned back
into prawn.
With tears of joy in his tiny little eyes, Justin swam back to his
friends and bought them all a cocktail.
(The punch line does not involve a prawn cocktail - it's even worse)
Looking around the gathering at the reef, he searched for his old pal.
"Where's Christian?" he asked.
"He's at home, distraught that his best friend changed sides to the
enemy and became a shark", came the reply. Eager to put things right
again and end the mutual pain and torture, he set off to Christian's
house.
As he opened the coral gate the memories came flooding back. He banged on the door and shouted, "It's me, Justin, your old friend, come out and see me again.
"Christian replied "No way man, you'll eat me. You're a shark, the
enemy and I'll not be tricked. "
Justin cried back "No, I'm not. That was the old me. I've changed."
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Will Young, Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue went for a night on the town. As they left the nightclub, Kylie slipped and got her head stuck between the railings of the fence opposite the club. Robbie decided to take full advantage of this and lifted up her little skirt and gave her a good seeing to.
"Its your turn now, Will", grinned Robbie but Will started crying. Robbie asked "Why are you crying, Will? What's wrong?" Will sobbed, "My head won't fit between the railings!"
A successful businessman flew to Vegas for the weekend to gamble. He lost the shirt off his back, and had nothing left but a quarter and the second half of his round trip ticket - he went out to the front of the casino where there was a cab waiting.
He got in and explained his situation to the cabbie and promised to send the driver money from home but to no avail. The cabbie said "If you don't have fifteen dollars, get the hell out of my cab!"
So the businessman was forced to hitch to the airport and was barely in time to catch his flight.
One year later the same businessman returned to Vegas and this time he won big. Feeling pretty good about himself, he went out to the front of the casino to get a cab ride back to the airport, and at the end of a long line of cabs, he saw the very driver who had refused him a ride when he was down on his luck. He thought for a moment and got into the first cab in the line.
"How much for a ride to the airport," he asked?
"Fifteen bucks," came the reply.
"And how much for you to give me a blowjob on the way?" he added.
"What??? Get the hell out of my cab!!"
The businessman got into the back of each cab in the long line with the
same result.
When he got to his old friend at the back of the line, he got in and asked "How much for a ride to the airport?" The cabbie replied "fifteen bucks" to which the businessman replied "ok" and off they went.
As they drove past the cabs in the long line, the businessman gave a big smile and thumbs-up sign to each driver.
Didnt sound too good, we just need that bit of luck in front of goal. This is the first game I've missed this season, saved myself about £70 maybe I will stick to home games, how much was it into brisbane road???????
Well, it's Beckham update time...
We've just had an email from one of the picture agencies saying that he's
spoke to one of his reliable sources and apparently the Beckham affair
thing
is true. The News Of The World are ready to run with a 12-page feature with
exclusives from three women Becks has slept with this year - one of which
happened while he was in Japan and we don't think Michael Owen's sister
will
speak to them. Manchester Utd lawyers are apparently trying to stop the
publication - word is the News Of The World knew about it last week and the
injunction was taken out, it runs out this weekend.
Three points tomorrow! Our position doesn't do us justice at all. We've played some great football at times and ......... oh bollox what I really meant was 'fuck off you twat!'
This could well prove to be pivotal (have i spelt the correctly) point in our battle to stay up.
Personally from the performances I have seen this season, I think we will just manage it, this is not me looking through yella coloured glasses, but the fact that we havent really be hammered by anyone, take hull last week, we could easily have got a point. Individual mistakes are hurting us at the moment, its a pity that margate beat orient because they will come out like caged tigers!!!!! OR defeated and dejected?
the latter please.........
Why don't you concertrate on your own team and stop whining ....... OH CRAP ..... what I really meant was 'Big Dogs Dick Knob 'ed! Your nothing but a Linscum twat!'
I was disappointed by our turn out
Considering the money paid in transfers and the huge wage bill you didnt seem that much superior to us, I think a draw would have been about the right result all things considered.
well said mightyimp
as ive said bellow - bollox to the firemen
give the money to the binmen and postmen - up at 4am out in all weathers - no meal releif - no toilet - nothing
proper workers
that mansfeild smooth is on its way at new year imp
What about the squaddies doing their job at the moment for less pay. F*ck them. all they are doing is holding the country to ransom. There are 30+ applicants for every fireman job replace the lot.
Hello I don't know if you are aware but York City are again in desperate trouble please show your support for our plight, we are being asset stripped by our former chairman Douglas Craig, I am sure you guys know all about dodgy chairmen like Koppel, Knighton and Craig already.
Please visit our Friends of Bootham Crescent website, a pressure group set up to make certain that we don't lose our ground. We also have an online petition at http://www.petitiononline.com/ycfcasfa/petition.html and we invite you to join with us and prove that Football is the fans game.
Details of situtaion are on the FoBC site, please visit http://www28.brinkster.com/fobc , send in a letter or email opposing planning permission (all details on the site). The fans united will never be defeated!
all clubs have there own problems, why should we worry about a team we dont have any feelings for, plus you beat us this season, if you go bust we will get the points back. sorry if that sounds calus but you look after number one first
Re: Re: York City in danger of losing there ground
by IMPMAN
You lot are beyond belief, no matter what clubs we support we help each other out in time of crisis.
With attitudes as shown here you are going to have very few friends when you get into trouble. And Boston fans wonder why they are so hated by the greater football community, if this is an example of their attitude it is not that difficult to work out.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: York City in danger of losing there ground
by Impman
All I can say is you must be 100% sure that York Street is not going to be sold from under your feet without anywhere to relocate to, just ask Brighton fans how that feels if it happens.
You need to keep on the right side of the greater football community else you may just find you need them more than they need you.
As for others not caring a shit about us, the evidence of our crisis does not bear that out, supporters of many clubs including York helped us, now it is the time to return the favour.
everyones probably looking up mike daggers info up on friends-reunited and 192.com after the link someone kindly posted to the daggers site with all his personal details on! - either that or everyones still laughing at the fool -
good following you lot had today. who were them mugs to your right who had the stewards round them all game? i'd heard that peterbourgh were coming to the game, or were they your idiot fans?
Are U sure it wasnt medical staff around them?
Then it probably could have bn Mike/Hardy from east London he's more interested in us than Dagenham.
In fact you could say he's obsessed He needs care 24 hours a day, so U could ve mistaken sT john ambulance as being the sTewards
Last year MP's voted themselves a 41% pay rise couple that with the best pension scheme in the country, like me you must wonder how they can deny people who save lives a decent payrise.
Typical fucking blair, all smiles and nothing else, he conned me at the last two elections but not any more.
We can spend billions on a war with iraq (the majority of people are against this~) but cant pay people in the public services not just firemen (the majority are in favour of this)
bollox to 'em - sat in a room all day playing cards and dominoes
ok - 1 or 2 dodgy jobs a year and then they have to wait for instuctions from their gaffers before going into anything dangerous
posers the lot of 'em!
40% rise???? give it to the binmen & postmen
at least theyve put some wind up phoney tony blair
btw are yeovil the green godess's
but they undermine their case by demanding a ridiculous 40%.
No Government in the world could sanction that kind of pay rise for public sector workers. Everyone else would want the same.
We could only afford to pay the nurses, teachers, doctors, police, etc another 40% if we put up income tax by about 5% & do you all really want that?
Besides I can't see that firemen get less than £8.50 an hour. If an average fireman gets £21k then (on a 40 hour week) that equates to about £10 an hour.
Can we get back to talking about football and insulting each other, please?
Beware! I got this today and the warning is genuine!
Yesterday, a friend was travelling on a Paris to London flight. A man of Arabic appearance got off the plane and my friend noticed that he had left his bag behind. She grabbed the bag and ran after him, caught up with him in the terminal and handed him back his bag. He was
extremely grateful and reached into his bag which appeared to contain large bundles of money.
He looked around to make sure nobody was looking and whispered "I can never repay your kindness, but I will try to....with a word of advice for you: Stay away from LINCOLN".
My friend was genuinely terrified. "Is there going to be an attack?" she asked him.
No ... ", he whispered back...... "It's a shithole."
Interesting to see that someone is here posting as Mike_Daggers. I am more than willing to admit that there is probably another Mike among the Dagger faithful, but whoever this is is putting the strapline www.diggerdagger.com.
It's not me, and that person has nothing to to with DiggerDagger.com, the site that Nelson and I run. I do post at the Patter as Mike the Dagger. I haven't posted here for ages.
Our clubs are linked probably forever now after last season and the events of the close season. It's not so tough to understand if you think about it.
Besides, you'll be back down next season won't you
PS, to the sad person that is still impersonating me, despite the polite request not to, if you have a problem with me please email and we'll sort it out like grown ups.
May I, whilst on this profoundly superb site say well done to the Imps this season for the way in which they are climbing the table in their period of financial turmoil. Bums on Seats Mr Ashton!
Fair dincome!
The trouble with us Essex boys is that because we live down south near London we think we are hip and trendy. In fact at the last count I believe I saw some 34 Burberry hats and shirts. We have great tarts down here
and despite being near to Highbury or White Hart Lane and Stamford bridge we find it dead cool to support a conference team, now affectionately known as "The also rans"
Anyway must dash now because I have got Michael Barrymore and Paul Burrell coming for tea time fancies and that!
Nice to be able to keep in contact with you all and I look forward to receiving some replies, form you delightful people in pictoresque Lincolnshire!
For being a sad, uneventful, anorak wearing, welly donning,jealous, parker wearing, shiny headed, rotten knobbed, prick.
I only come and post on here because no one likes me on the Daggers site even though each and every night I make love to Pam (Of me hand) and her five lovely daughters whilst stewing over a forlorn picture of Gary Hill that I cut out of the non-league paper last season beofre you fantastic Pilgrims won fairly and squarely right at the death!
Well done lads, my heartfelt congratulations to you and once again I apologise for posting drivel on your site!
