Was I the only one who thought ...****ing hell he’s doing well for a 50 odd year old City fan?!
...I suppose it could be a different one?
Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
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...I suppose it could be a different one?
50 odd+ & slightly different skin colour, and can play tennis to a high level, apart from that ...
He'll deny any knowledge of wrongdoing:
"Nay-Nay Okocha denies evasion charges."
It's his accountant wot dunnit.
A World number 1 from Hull.
Chris Skelley from Hull has just become the under 100kg World Judo Number 1 in the partially sighted category
Competed in the Paralympics in Rio and is looking good for the next ones as well.
Really nice bloke too. In fact he’s inspirational.
Chris Skelley from Hull has just become the under 100kg World Judo Number 1 in the partially sighted category
Competed in the Paralympics in Rio and is looking good for the next ones as well.
Really nice bloke too. In fact he’s inspirational.
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[QUOTE="John Ex Aberdeen now E.R., post: 12868280
You'd never want to wash your back window again.[/QUOTE]
...is that a euphemism?!
You'd never want to wash your back window again.[/QUOTE]
...is that a euphemism?!
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I don't know if the graphic for this partially sighted competition is meant to look slightly blurry or not?? Maybe I need an eye test
I was reminiscing about my school days, and all of the Teachers that got me through.
Thinking about it, I was probably too young to be drinking whisky.
Thinking about it, I was probably too young to be drinking whisky.
I’m getting totally fed up with people whinging about the prices of things. £1.25 for a Tea, £1.75 for a Coffee, £2 for a slice of cake and £2.50 for car parking, any more complaints I will honestly stop inviting people round to my house!
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Jeremy Clarkson is to make a program about farming.
© David Fisher/Shutterstock
Petrolhead TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson will ditch cars for crops in a new series about his passion for farming.
The former Top Gear presenter, 59, lives on a 404ha (1,000-acre) farm in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, where he grows wheat, barley and oilseed rape.
Filming has begun for the new series, I bought the farm, which will be aired in September on Amazon Prime.
See also: Jeremy Clarkson on his own farm, red tape, sheep and sheds
In an interview with the Sunday Times, Mr Clarkson said the show will be more hard-hitting than Countryfile and document the realities of farming, such as dealing with extreme weather, pest and disease pressure and paperwork.
“This is not Kate Humble – much as I like Kate Humble – with 20 acres, bottle-feeding a lamb. Or a TV presenter who grows veg in his back garden. This is actual farming: Life, death and form-filling,” he said.
“We’re not making Countryfile. We’ll be showing it warts and all. For example, I have no view on badger culling in terms of whether it’s necessary, but if it’s happening we will not shy away from putting it in the programme.”
© David Fisher/Shutterstock
Petrolhead TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson will ditch cars for crops in a new series about his passion for farming.
The former Top Gear presenter, 59, lives on a 404ha (1,000-acre) farm in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, where he grows wheat, barley and oilseed rape.
Filming has begun for the new series, I bought the farm, which will be aired in September on Amazon Prime.
See also: Jeremy Clarkson on his own farm, red tape, sheep and sheds
In an interview with the Sunday Times, Mr Clarkson said the show will be more hard-hitting than Countryfile and document the realities of farming, such as dealing with extreme weather, pest and disease pressure and paperwork.
“This is not Kate Humble – much as I like Kate Humble – with 20 acres, bottle-feeding a lamb. Or a TV presenter who grows veg in his back garden. This is actual farming: Life, death and form-filling,” he said.
“We’re not making Countryfile. We’ll be showing it warts and all. For example, I have no view on badger culling in terms of whether it’s necessary, but if it’s happening we will not shy away from putting it in the programme.”
