Mandela dead

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gas. said:
Thank **** for that I was getting worried for a moment.

Thought I was one of the only ones left.
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No chance, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender!
 
gas. said:
Not really:)

If I engage with them too much I'll end up getting banned. I got banned over 20 times from the old BBC606 mostly because of those ****head ****s.
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They do seem a tad ****erish.
 
monacoger said:
No chance, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender!
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That made the hairs on the back of ma heid stand up, almost bought a tear to me eye. Stirring stuff.

ftp

:D
 
God Bless Mandela, hunskelper extraordinaire.

I'm sure he'll get the glorious send off he deserves <ok>
 
Minutes applause are confirmed for most football matches this weekend

Thoughts?
 
Brady's bunch said:
Minutes applause are confirmed for most football matches this weekend

Thoughts?
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A minute's applause is to be held at Premier League matches in tribute to former South Africa president Nelson Mandela, who died on Thursday aged 95.
Football fans in Scotland will also be asked to applaud at games, with similar plans for Football League and FA Cup second-round matches.
Saracens players will wear black armbands for their Heineken Cup rugby match at Italian side Zebre in Parma.
The club's chief executive is South African Edward Griffiths.
A minute's silence was held before the semi-final action started at the UK Snooker Championship in York on Friday afternoon.
The first weekend Premier League match is Manchester United against Newcastle (12:45 GMT), with six more Saturday games, two on Sunday, and Swansea v Hull on Monday.

To be honest this gives me a slight beel.
 
Toby said:
They have nothing else going for them in their lives :(
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Saturday night at Tobys

MalteseMick said:
Ciaran yer Bristol City **** was boring and predictable. Toby, you really like to whinge a lot.
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<laugh>

Ciaran said:
I honestly think he suffers from depression.
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I genuinely think that too. I can't remember him having a laugh or saying anything remotely positive on here.

Beale Loyal said:
God Bless Mandela, hunskelper extraordinaire.

I'm sure he'll get the glorious send off he deserves <ok>
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I wonder how they're taking it in Liverpool?

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gas. said:
A minute's applause is to be held at Premier League matches in tribute to former South Africa president Nelson Mandela, who died on Thursday aged 95.
Football fans in Scotland will also be asked to applaud at games, with similar plans for Football League and FA Cup second-round matches.
Saracens players will wear black armbands for their Heineken Cup rugby match at Italian side Zebre in Parma.
The club's chief executive is South African Edward Griffiths.
A minute's silence was held before the semi-final action started at the UK Snooker Championship in York on Friday afternoon.
The first weekend Premier League match is Manchester United against Newcastle (12:45 GMT), with six more Saturday games, two on Sunday, and Swansea v Hull on Monday.

To be honest this gives me a slight beel.
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It's nauseating.
 
gas.:5729272 said:
Brady's bunch said:
Minutes applause are confirmed for most football matches this weekend

Thoughts?
Click to expand...

A minute's applause is to be held at Premier League matches in tribute to former South Africa president Nelson Mandela, who died on Thursday aged 95.
Football fans in Scotland will also be asked to applaud at games, with similar plans for Football League and FA Cup second-round matches.
Saracens players will wear black armbands for their Heineken Cup rugby match at Italian side Zebre in Parma.
The club's chief executive is South African Edward Griffiths.
A minute's silence was held before the semi-final action started at the UK Snooker Championship in York on Friday afternoon.
The first weekend Premier League match is Manchester United against Newcastle (12:45 GMT), with six more Saturday games, two on Sunday, and Swansea v Hull on Monday.

To be honest this gives me a slight beel.
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Even for our game on monday **** sake, won't be tuning in till 8.02 then

glad it's not a home game though
 
gas. said:
A minute's applause is to be held at Premier League matches in tribute to former South Africa president Nelson Mandela, who died on Thursday aged 95.
Football fans in Scotland will also be asked to applaud at games, with similar plans for Football League and FA Cup second-round matches.
Saracens players will wear black armbands for their Heineken Cup rugby match at Italian side Zebre in Parma.
The club's chief executive is South African Edward Griffiths.
A minute's silence was held before the semi-final action started at the UK Snooker Championship in York on Friday afternoon.
The first weekend Premier League match is Manchester United against Newcastle (12:45 GMT), with six more Saturday games, two on Sunday, and Swansea v Hull on Monday.

To be honest this gives me a slight beel.
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[video=youtube;mk_1hVwMyYQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk_1hVwMyYQ[/video]

They should blast this out over the speakers and let everyone sing along
 
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