CB Saint

Admit it, you would miss him!!

Ball Bags

oh yeah, happy days

That has got to be the quiestest away fans celebration ever - how many did they bring

Workers do have rights, lots of them Labour law in the Uk has come along way even in the last ten years. The average worker has a huge amount of legislation in place to protect their interests and the employment tribunal system exist to enforce them. I believe that unions do have a role to play and can work harmoniously with corporate management. Collective wage bargaining, for instance, can save both employees and companies a huge amount of time. It is militant unions that have no place in today's society. I recall the RMT boss Bob Crowe announce some years back that he was going to give Labour "an effing migraine". That kind of attitude helps no one.

They don't. They gave it all to Labour. I think it is fair that a union rep could take time to fulfill certain union duties such as accompanying a member at a disciplinary hearing, however if, and it is an if, FF on spent 20 hours flying in an 18 month period due to union duties then perhaps the union should have been picking up his salary, as is the case for union leaders like Brendan Barber.

How about pot roasts. (I said "pot" not "spit" before you all get excited). Half roast half stew with slow cooked meat. Marvellous stuff.

Good news for the Blue few. Their club is not going to the dogs anymore. They are shutting the racetrack on Saturday. It doesn't rain...

geoff Whoops - missed Dog's answer above. - are there penalty points for repetition

Just polished off the leftover roast chicken in a curry which makes me wonder... What makes the best leftovers? For me it has to be cold roast beef sarnies

The daily mail doesn't need any help when bashing the unions!!

They should remove segregation for him and his type. Chuck them in general population of a category A prison. Everyone wins. The victim knows that eventually justice will be served and the taxpayer saves a fortune.

About 15p

Fair point - although I am willing to bet if we were in the prem at the time of us going bust then the debt levels would have been far greater.

Give us this day our daily KFC family bucket

Any team with Bowyer, Bellamy or Barton in it

Just seen the result and my jaw has just broken my toes. Well done Fulham

I pay around $800/m on average for each of our US employees health care and it is, so I'm told, one of the best available

Playing devil's advocate for a minute - isn't this what we did. Spent money that we didn't have trying to get back to the promised land and then rely on a billionaire to prevent us going out of existance. I wonder how fussy some of us would have been if the only option was a less savoury type. I do agree that there seems to be a general inability to accept responsibility for the mess but then I can't recall Leon Crouch or Michael Wilde coming forward and saying sorry guys, got that wrong. Getting back to how I really feel - I wish that Grant would STFU about the unfairness of of the points deduction. if he hadn't had O'hara (who he can't afford) in the side they would be relegated already.

Surprised he shared the bread and fish with the 5000.

Nah - it would have taken him three weeks to read it!

Is he typing with his elbows?

Is he TCWTRNRH?

Those days are long gone - recruiters have more CV's than they can shake a stick at.