The one to attend in the future will be 'Vintage' from what mates who attended told me. One friend said 'Vintage' was the best thing he'd attended in 10 years, much better than Southport.
I was at Vintage, good live acts (LeRoy Hutson, Ann Sexton) but the DJ lineup was great. Properly good soul venue, done out like an old nightclub, DJ after Dj playing great tunes, nice. There was a warehouse built to house the 80's era DJ's - once again an amazing line-up, looked great. I was with the kids so couldn't properly indulge, but deffo back next year to enjoy the music.
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TDLT02 said:
Southport Weekender accomodation is poor, looks like they were built in the 50s....LOL!
Not quite. It opened in 1968, but the basic design for all those holiday camps/villages was established just after the end of WWII.
please share how is it settled all i saw on the footy news this morning
is texas court contempt
bw
i feel your pain gillette once owend our legendary and extremly profitable hockey club: les canadiens
he sold it back to the former owners so thats not bad
Briddish dudes: What's with all this mutilation of the Post Office I keep hearing about?
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pcmr said:
please share how is it settled all i saw on the footy news this morning
is texas court contempt
bw
i feel your pain gillette once owend our legendary and extremly profitable hockey club: les canadiens
he sold it back to the former owners so thats not bad
First thing this morning, there were rumours that Hicks had withdrawn the injunction and sold his stake to Mill Financial, a hedge fund, with the intention of getting them to settle the ??237m debt with RBS which was due today if LFC weren't to go into administration and face a catastrophic docking of nine points. If Hicks had succeeded, this would have ended the involvement of RBS and with it the authority of the independent directors appointed by them, who wanted to sell to NESV. Hicks could then have fired the board and sold the club to one of these higher bidders he referred to in his TRO, even though the board had already adjudged that the NESV deal was in the best interests of the club.
As it turned out, this story was untrue, and it looks as if Judge Jim Jordan in the 160th district saw through Hicks' tissue of bullshit, and deferred to the decision of the High Court over here (a verdict that Hicks apparently neglected to mention when seeking the initial TRO). Hick had nowhere else to go, and threw in the towel, but only after declaring he'd be seeking $1bn in damages. The announcement that NESV were the new owners of LFC came at about 4:00pm GMT.
The minute-by-minute coverage on The Guardian website has been extraordinary.
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SportCasual said:
Briddish dudes: What's with all this mutilation of the Post Office I keep hearing about?
A couple of big sorting offices in London being put to the sword - Nine Elms Lane and another one, I forget whereabouts. I'd imagine that's just the start.
Everything is being cut - the caring, sharing Conservatives we were promised turn out to be the kind of free-market ideologues whose every waking moment is apparently occupied with thoughts of how far and how quickly they can roll back the welfare state. Who knew? Thatcher would be proud.
In related news, some assclown Fox pundit/judge with a very low forehead, was going on about privatizing the roads here in order to achieve better service through competition. I swear he was doing it to get attention.
please share how is it settled all i saw on the footy news this morning
is texas court contempt
bw
i feel your pain gillette once owend our legendary and extremly profitable hockey club: les canadiens
he sold it back to the former owners so thats not bad
First thing this morning, there were rumours that Hicks had withdrawn the injunction and sold his stake to Mill Financial, a hedge fund, with the intention of getting them to settle the ??237m debt with RBS which was due today if LFC weren't to go into administration and face a catastrophic docking of nine points. If Hicks had succeeded, this would have ended the involvement of RBS and with it the authority of the independent directors appointed by them, who wanted to sell to NESV. Hicks could then have fired the board and sold the club to one of these higher bidders he referred to in his TRO, even though the board had already adjudged that the NESV deal was in the best interests of the club.
As it turned out, this story was untrue, and it looks as if Judge Jim Jordan in the 160th district saw through Hicks' tissue of bullshit, and deferred to the decision of the High Court over here (a verdict that Hicks apparently neglected to mention when seeking the initial TRO). Hick had nowhere else to go, and threw in the towel, but only after declaring he'd be seeking $1bn in damages. The announcement that NESV were the new owners of LFC came at about 4:00pm GMT.
The minute-by-minute coverage on The Guardian website has been extraordinary.
Fingers crossed the new owners aren't also complete idiots.
Briddish dudes: What's with all this mutilation of the Post Office I keep hearing about?
A couple of big sorting offices in London being put to the sword - Nine Elms Lane and another one, I forget whereabouts. I'd imagine that's just the start.
Everything is being cut - the caring, sharing Conservatives we were promised turn out to be the kind of free-market ideologues whose every waking moment is apparently occupied with thoughts of how far and how quickly they can roll back the welfare state. Who knew? Thatcher would be proud.
LOL
The biggest free marketeer and pocket liner in the country is your Labour friend and mine, Mr Tony Blair.
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skel said:
DocMcCoy said:
SportCasual said:
Briddish dudes: What's with all this mutilation of the Post Office I keep hearing about?
A couple of big sorting offices in London being put to the sword - Nine Elms Lane and another one, I forget whereabouts. I'd imagine that's just the start.
Everything is being cut - the caring, sharing Conservatives we were promised turn out to be the kind of free-market ideologues whose every waking moment is apparently occupied with thoughts of how far and how quickly they can roll back the welfare state. Who knew? Thatcher would be proud.
LOL
The biggest free marketeer and pocket liner in the country is your Labour friend and mine, Mr Tony Blair.
First of all, Tony Blair is no friend of mine. It's partly because he didn't have the balls to step away from the neo-liberal model that we're in the current mess. When you have the kind of huge mandate he had, yet immediately rush to reassure the City that you'll be pursuing broadly the same economic policies as your predecessor, so they've nothing to worry about (the rest of us, on the other hand...), you do begin to wonder why the modern Labour politician is so utterly terrified of appearing radical compared to his Tory counterpart.
Secondly, LOL, LOL and LOL again at the idea that even a Labour government as right-wing as Blair's would plunge as enthusiastically into the kind of badly thought-out, blame-Labour-not-the-banks programme of spending cuts this shower of cunts are embarking upon. I don't imagine I'll take pleasure in sticking a tube down the throat of everyone who moaned about Blair and Brown, and force-feeding them their own words in five years' time, but if it has to be done...
By the way, how's that 'Nick Clegg and Vince Cable as a moderating influence' thing working out?
I'd like Chizzle's view on the Rooneyman saga please.
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Shears said:
I'd like Chizzle's view on the Rooneyman saga please.
I've been hearing a lot of "we never liked that stupid scouse bastard anyway" kind of talk today. Not entirely unlike the waving-away of the RvN/Ronaldo sales by United fans as no big deal, but with added NW vitriol.
Apparently the Turkish media are reporting that Frank Rijkaard has quit Galatasaray, and is being lined up to replace Woy "Crisis? What Crisis?" Hodgson. Rijkaard's people are denying there's been any approach, and are saying that "at this moment, Frank is still manager of Galatasaray". Which leads me to believe that it's virtually a done deal.
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^^^ This. And all it entails....
I was at Vintage, good live acts (LeRoy Hutson, Ann Sexton) but the DJ lineup was great. Properly good soul venue, done out like an old nightclub, DJ after Dj playing great tunes, nice. There was a warehouse built to house the 80's era DJ's - once again an amazing line-up, looked great. I was with the kids so couldn't properly indulge, but deffo back next year to enjoy the music.
Not quite. It opened in 1968, but the basic design for all those holiday camps/villages was established just after the end of WWII.
You'd wonder if the middle-aged/class mafia on here have contemplated a lay-by visitation with the other half in an attempt to bring back the spark.
Sheva
Robbie Neo (maybe)
And dem
7:30 kickoff
Any takers?
How about ??15? - cutting my own froat, I am...
maybe you'll be able to sell it at the ground?
I also liked interview in which Rooney contradicts what SAF has been selling us and says he has no injury problem. I alway knew dude was full of it.
I'm gonna finally upgrade my shitty pan'n'scan TV to a chav-styled 40"+ widescreen just for FIFA11. Anyone got it? It's great.
But like a true sucker, I'm going to go out and buy a new one.
(now on to a nightmare of a different kind)
is texas court contempt
bw
i feel your pain gillette once owend our legendary and extremly profitable hockey club: les canadiens
he sold it back to the former owners so thats not bad
First thing this morning, there were rumours that Hicks had withdrawn the injunction and sold his stake to Mill Financial, a hedge fund, with the intention of getting them to settle the ??237m debt with RBS which was due today if LFC weren't to go into administration and face a catastrophic docking of nine points. If Hicks had succeeded, this would have ended the involvement of RBS and with it the authority of the independent directors appointed by them, who wanted to sell to NESV. Hicks could then have fired the board and sold the club to one of these higher bidders he referred to in his TRO, even though the board had already adjudged that the NESV deal was in the best interests of the club.
As it turned out, this story was untrue, and it looks as if Judge Jim Jordan in the 160th district saw through Hicks' tissue of bullshit, and deferred to the decision of the High Court over here (a verdict that Hicks apparently neglected to mention when seeking the initial TRO). Hick had nowhere else to go, and threw in the towel, but only after declaring he'd be seeking $1bn in damages. The announcement that NESV were the new owners of LFC came at about 4:00pm GMT.
The minute-by-minute coverage on The Guardian website has been extraordinary.
A couple of big sorting offices in London being put to the sword - Nine Elms Lane and another one, I forget whereabouts. I'd imagine that's just the start.
Everything is being cut - the caring, sharing Conservatives we were promised turn out to be the kind of free-market ideologues whose every waking moment is apparently occupied with thoughts of how far and how quickly they can roll back the welfare state. Who knew? Thatcher would be proud.
In related news, some assclown Fox pundit/judge with a very low forehead, was going on about privatizing the roads here in order to achieve better service through competition. I swear he was doing it to get attention.
Fingers crossed the new owners aren't also complete idiots.
LOL
The biggest free marketeer and pocket liner in the country is your Labour friend and mine, Mr Tony Blair.
First of all, Tony Blair is no friend of mine. It's partly because he didn't have the balls to step away from the neo-liberal model that we're in the current mess. When you have the kind of huge mandate he had, yet immediately rush to reassure the City that you'll be pursuing broadly the same economic policies as your predecessor, so they've nothing to worry about (the rest of us, on the other hand...), you do begin to wonder why the modern Labour politician is so utterly terrified of appearing radical compared to his Tory counterpart.
Secondly, LOL, LOL and LOL again at the idea that even a Labour government as right-wing as Blair's would plunge as enthusiastically into the kind of badly thought-out, blame-Labour-not-the-banks programme of spending cuts this shower of cunts are embarking upon. I don't imagine I'll take pleasure in sticking a tube down the throat of everyone who moaned about Blair and Brown, and force-feeding them their own words in five years' time, but if it has to be done...
By the way, how's that 'Nick Clegg and Vince Cable as a moderating influence' thing working out?
b/w
Yanks Out?
so good...
Some random examples can be found here.
Surprisingly, perhaps, not everyone in The City is as enthusiastic about the spending review as you might expect.
As ever, there's an ulterior motive.
I've been hearing a lot of "we never liked that stupid scouse bastard anyway" kind of talk today. Not entirely unlike the waving-away of the RvN/Ronaldo sales by United fans as no big deal, but with added NW vitriol.
Apparently the Turkish media are reporting that Frank Rijkaard has quit Galatasaray, and is being lined up to replace Woy "Crisis? What Crisis?" Hodgson. Rijkaard's people are denying there's been any approach, and are saying that "at this moment, Frank is still manager of Galatasaray". Which leads me to believe that it's virtually a done deal.
Speaking about Tony. He is debating Christopher Hitchens here in Toronto Nov. 26
That should be a pretty interesting debate IMO.
Really a crisis? The team will click eventually, give him a chance. 8 games is nothing. Joe Cole to come good.