i'm sure it's not going unnoticed...be difficult to get him in though, there's a lot of competition..i can see him following Assombalonga and having a couple season long loans
Yeah, I guess. But we all know what a leap it can be. Its alright knocking them in in droves for the academy, but the league as a whole nother matter.
Safe travels OFH bring your wellies so much for a lay in on my first day off awake at usual time! Still it will give me plenty time to get the house in order for the return of mon Cher tomorrow
Morning all from a very wet West West London...last physical day in the office until 3rd Jan - yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!! I have listening to the debate about sports funding over the past few days after the announcements of funding allocation - I can understand some sports that have had their funding cut being upset, but what do they expect? There was a guy from the Handball team really lashing out that whilst grass roots funding was still in place, it would have no effect as the Elite players has lost all their funding - I was disappointed that the reporter did not suggest to him that the "Elite" were hardly that and were just the better players of a very poor base and that funding was just being used for them to have a nice time playing their favourite sport!. But what really got my attention was the salary of the Chief Exec of the LTA - he is paid over £640K a year!! Now that is one failing organisation and he should have his arse sacked out of there - but I suppose these establishment boys all look after each other!
I think what gets my goat more is the amount handed out to some of the so-called elite athletes themselves. One in particular is the long jump guy (whose name I cant even remember) who failed miserably in the London Olympics - this after a row over him refusing to train with the team. £1M a year he was being paid for jumping in a sandpit - something most 3 year-olds can do without the histrionics.
Góðan daginn öll. Cappuccino, coffee, tea donuts and fruit are on the bar. Frothy cappuccinos for for al, HH, Leon and W_ Y, coffee and cramel frapachino for IB, coffees for COYH, Frenchie, Kev rob theo and vic-rijrode, strong coffee for Sandy, milky coffee for Yorkie, espresso for SuffolkHorn, strong black coffees for Bragi Norway and zen, black coffee half hot half cold and no sugar for Charlie, tea for BHD CornishMark jsybarry jerzeypie Lloydinio NZand BCFCRed, hot chocolate with marshmallows for BBW, tea with skimmed milk and no sugar for GG, caramel latte for Hornette and una paloma for Mexican Hornet
I think you mean the triple jumper Phillips Idowu. Long jumper Greg Rutherford got gold at London 2012.
We are officially flooded...up the lane is OK but down the lane is only passable by canoe! I am getting new wellies for Christmas but may need to open them early...
I hope you are all ok Theo. We flooded once before and ended up with 5 inches of water in the house. My brother, sister and I all had to stay with family for a few days until we got new accommodation, but we lost everything from the downstairs and had to live in rented accommodation for months whilst the place was gutted and renovated. It was not a nice experience.
We are being besieged by animals. We let some land to a local farmer and his sheep escaped this morning onto the lane. So we had to get out there and coerce them back into the field - assisted by our labrador puppy who at 6 months is now officially a sheepdog I have decided. Spent the rest of the morning putting a new cat flap into the cottage door as my daughter has moved house into rented accommodation for the time being - so she asked us to foster her cats until she buys somewhere - so we now have 6: 3 of our own; 1 who adopted us and now 2 from my daughter
Read this in a hurry and wondered why you were putting a flat cap in your back door...to let Yorkie in when he visits?
