Greno woods will be a good place to start with this shower Dave. They are nowhere near fit enough to complete 90 mins let alone a full season. They’ve been in easy-street for far too long and maybe this is the reason for the horrendous injury list too. #swfc
Hornchurch, Altrincham, Stafford and now very possibly Cray Wanderers all deserving a second shot at it but aren’t allowed to because Liverpool wanna play Aston Villa in Hong Kong 4 days after the season finishes 🫠 at a minimum bring back replays for rounds 1 and 2
How much does “Her new EV” cost every month for 4 years on PCP? I’m guessing it’ll cost far more than a couple of tanks of diesel pal.
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This Story Will Make Your Blood Boil. 😡
Duncan called into Jeremy Vine to talk about benefits. He’s 56, paid into the system since he was 18, and recently had to take six months off work after being diagnosed with cancer and needed help. He was refused. He got nothing. No help at all. He’s now back at work while still fighting cancer, and he wants to know why. He says what’s the point of the system if it isn’t there when you actually need it?
Jeremy actually asked a decent question for once: if he’s paid tax all his life, why isn’t he at the front of the queue to reclaim his own money when he runs into trouble? Why does the system seem to prefer people who have never paid any tax at all?
Good question. Somebody should be made to answer it. The welfare bill is bigger than ever, anyone and everyone seems to be claiming. Strangers turn up in boats and get given everything for free, yet a man who has worked all his life, paid into the system, and is genuinely ill gets turned down when he needs help. How is that fair? It’s not. It’s a disgrace!
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Every last kick holds all the information I need for creating the perfect next one.
To get everything from it though, I’ve got to make sure i’m giving everything to it, which means my full energy and attention!
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In 1985, Yellow Pages created a classic and wholesome bicycle advert that many will remember. Nowadays, people don't see, or even know of yellow pages books, let alone such lovely depictions of England.













