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The Apprentice phone rings & the cars will be outside in 20 mins.
Leave off, you can't tell me everyone gets up, has a shit & shower, gets dressed and puts on their make up in 20 mins.
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Sorry to be brutal but my son!!! - Seriously the little shit isnt even two years old yet and he's seen the following:
England have reached a World Cup Semi-Final (I was seven before the happened)
Charlton have won promotion (I was 15)
Roland has fucked off (I had to endure god knows how many years of his reign!!)
Kids today really dont know how easy they have it!!11 -
sky sports and their over the top reporting of the sacking of Ooray Henry or whatever his name is.
who gives a shit?! we have just got rid of one of our most disastrous owners in our history (and one of the worst in the history of the football league) and have become one of the richest clubs in the land/world in one fell swoop. now that is worthy of over the top reporting.4 -
Once confirmed by the EFL sure.Karim_myBagheri said:sky sports and their over the top reporting of the sacking of Ooray Henry or whatever his name is.
who gives a shit?! we have just got rid of one of our most disastrous owners in our history (and one of the worst in the history of the football league) and have become one of the richest clubs in the land/world in one fell swoop. now that is worthy of over the top reporting.0 -
Just about to make the same point about Talksport. They've done Arsenal to death and followed it with a jokey sequence of Jim White's pronunciation and obsession with the words Roland Duchatelet. Followed that with more inane banter between the talk jocks, had some idle chat with Larry Lamb and his son ... and provided absolutely no news at all.Karim_myBagheri said:sky sports and their over the top reporting of the sacking of Ooray Henry or whatever his name is.
who gives a shit?! we have just got rid of one of our most disastrous owners in our history (and one of the worst in the history of the football league) and have become one of the richest clubs in the land/world in one fell swoop. now that is worthy of over the top reporting.
You'd think that with a bit of journalistic pride they'd get off their lardy arses and put together a bit of background news on the Charlton deal. Jeez its money for old rope!2 -
I was listening to Talk Sport on my car radio and our friend from Sky was on and he mentioned "Charlton has just been sold for £60m and there will be money to spend...........hold on a minute Arsenal etc etc. Never heard no more about Charlton0
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Same on 5 live - not a peep.
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ross1 said:I was listening to Talk Sport on my car radio and our friend from Sky was on and he mentioned "Charlton has just been sold for £60m and there will be money to spend...........hold on a minute Arsenal etc etc. Never heard no more about Charlton
Reckon we should have a total media blackout when we're in the Champions League Final the year after next. See how they like it when they're desperate to cover us and Bowyer and Solly just flick the Vs as they're driving out of the training ground, and Neymar, Mbappe and Kane slowly cruise past, each of them with a "Jim White is a w%$ker" poster taped to their rear window.IdleHans said:Same on 5 live - not a peep.5 -
Scott Minto will spend more time in it tomorrow hopefullyRaith_C_Chattonell said:
Just about to make the same point about Talksport. They've done Arsenal to death and followed it with a jokey sequence of Jim White's pronunciation and obsession with the words Roland Duchatelet. Followed that with more inane banter between the talk jocks, had some idle chat with Larry Lamb and his son ... and provided absolutely no news at all.Karim_myBagheri said:sky sports and their over the top reporting of the sacking of Ooray Henry or whatever his name is.
who gives a shit?! we have just got rid of one of our most disastrous owners in our history (and one of the worst in the history of the football league) and have become one of the richest clubs in the land/world in one fell swoop. now that is worthy of over the top reporting.
You'd think that with a bit of journalistic pride they'd get off their lardy arses and put together a bit of background news on the Charlton deal. Jeez its money for old rope!1 -
Musicals, why?0
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The constant updates on the tube train, the only thing they fail to announce is what altitude we’ll be flying at!0
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People getting the hump with other supporters talking about different scenarios that could happen, once arguably thee worst ownership in the Club's history comes to an end, on - wait for it - the main Club supporters' forum0
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Godfrey Bloom.1
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My car Satnav taking me right into the middle of a static home gypsy site in Croydon.
I was looking for a bowling alley you stupid cow.8 -
That gypsy site is Croydon mateMacronate said:My car Satnav taking me right into the middle of a static home gypsy site in Croydon.
I was looking for a bowling alley you stupid cow.9 -
Is what happens when you give the Missus a map!!Macronate said:My car Satnav taking me right into the middle of a static home gypsy site in Croydon.
I was looking for a bowling alley you stupid cow.2 -
People emailing me asking to change the date/time/venue for our already booked team Christmas lunch, despite the date/time/venue being perfectly acceptable when they confirmed their place.0
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10th floor office with lovely views over London (can see Battersea Power station from my desk, London eye, the river, Parliament, Big Ben over my shoulder on a clear day you can see Wembly Arch). Yet some people insist on shutting all the blinds not only blocking the view but all of the precious little natural light we get at this time of year. WHY!!??!?!?0
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Because the sun shines on computer screens meaning you can't read them.cantersaddick said:10th floor office with lovely views over London (can see Battersea Power station from my desk, London eye, the river, Parliament, Big Ben over my shoulder on a clear day you can see Wembly Arch). Yet some people insist on shutting all the blinds not only blocking the view but all of the precious little natural light we get at this time of year. WHY!!??!?!?
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Not only very selfish, but also shows a lack of common sense if they think that changing any pre-Christmas arrangements at this late stage is that easy.Wilma said:People emailing me asking to change the date/time/venue for our already booked team Christmas lunch, despite the date/time/venue being perfectly acceptable when they confirmed their place.
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Ohh i get it when the sun is actually bright an shining directly in the windows. But it isnt happening at the moment. The sun just isn't bright enough. Let us have our natural light ffs.Wilma said:
Because the sun shines on computer screens meaning you can't read them.cantersaddick said:10th floor office with lovely views over London (can see Battersea Power station from my desk, London eye, the river, Parliament, Big Ben over my shoulder on a clear day you can see Wembly Arch). Yet some people insist on shutting all the blinds not only blocking the view but all of the precious little natural light we get at this time of year. WHY!!??!?!?2 -
If that's the case then I'm in full agreement! I closed blinds in my office this morning but will open them again shortly as the sun has moved.cantersaddick said:
Ohh i get it when the sun is actually bright an shining directly in the windows. But it isnt happening at the moment. The sun just isn't bright enough. Let us have our natural light ffs.Wilma said:
Because the sun shines on computer screens meaning you can't read them.cantersaddick said:10th floor office with lovely views over London (can see Battersea Power station from my desk, London eye, the river, Parliament, Big Ben over my shoulder on a clear day you can see Wembly Arch). Yet some people insist on shutting all the blinds not only blocking the view but all of the precious little natural light we get at this time of year. WHY!!??!?!?1 -
Think the Earth moves around the sun.0
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even more reason to keep them open!Wilma said:
Because the sun shines on computer screens meaning you can't read them.cantersaddick said:10th floor office with lovely views over London (can see Battersea Power station from my desk, London eye, the river, Parliament, Big Ben over my shoulder on a clear day you can see Wembly Arch). Yet some people insist on shutting all the blinds not only blocking the view but all of the precious little natural light we get at this time of year. WHY!!??!?!?0 -
Well it is a bit OTT considering the inks not even dry yet, if any ink has been spilt at all!i_b_b_o_r_g said:People getting the hump with other supporters talking about different scenarios that could happen, once arguably thee worst ownership in the Club's history comes to an end, on - wait for it - the main Club supporters' forum0 -
You can’t read CL if you can’t see the screen. 😉cafcdave123 said:
even more reason to keep them open!Wilma said:
Because the sun shines on computer screens meaning you can't read them.cantersaddick said:10th floor office with lovely views over London (can see Battersea Power station from my desk, London eye, the river, Parliament, Big Ben over my shoulder on a clear day you can see Wembly Arch). Yet some people insist on shutting all the blinds not only blocking the view but all of the precious little natural light we get at this time of year. WHY!!??!?!?0 -
Had a bill come through in September for €877, couldn't afford the full amount at that particular time, so sent a cheque for €477 and a covering letter saying we'd send the balance in October, got an immediate response saying not to send it until we get a request, then send it with attached payment slip. Waited for a while and it has been at the back of my mind ever since but, this is France and these things do take time. Fast forward to last Monday, I open the letter box and find a hand delivered letter from a bailiff, requesting I pay €480 odd, before a block is put on our bank account. I go straight to pc and navigate my way through their horrendous web site to make the payment, I check my emails and no confirmation, so I follow if up and ask if our account with them is now closed and ask for a ref number, no reply. I check bank on Wednesday and the funds have come out, along with €9992.22, with same reference number as original letter. I jump straight in the car and drive to their office 30 odd km away to be told that the money was taken but because my cheque had bounced, they took the €10k, I then tell her I didn't even sent a cheque, it was a debit card payment, and she disappears into another office, comes back 20 minutes later to say that, yes everything is fine, and I'll get the dough back on Friday (I'm thinking she's only just started the transfer process, because I've turned up). Time I get back, the bank is closed so I can't go in to check all is okay . Go in there on Thursday and the manager says she'll look into it. Just picked up a voice mail from late Friday afternoon, saying the Bailiff has now sorted it out, and the funds will be back in our account on Tuesday (French banks don't open on a Monday). Talk about stress, but the only good thing was the feeling you get when you actually prove these w⚓s wrong. I'm also starting a claim to get back the €80 charges so fingers crossed0
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Good for you, do not let them get away with it.i_b_b_o_r_g said:Had a bill come through in September for €877, couldn't afford the full amount at that particular time, so sent a cheque for €477 and a covering letter saying we'd send the balance in October, got an immediate response saying not to send it until we get a request, then send it with attached payment slip. Waited for a while and it has been at the back of my mind ever since but, this is France and these things do take time. Fast forward to last Monday, I open the letter box and find a hand delivered letter from a bailiff, requesting I pay €480 odd, before a block is put on our bank account. I go straight to pc and navigate my way through their horrendous web site to make the payment, I check my emails and no confirmation, so I follow if up and ask if our account with them is now closed and ask for a ref number, no reply. I check bank on Wednesday and the funds have come out, along with €9992.22, with same reference number as original letter. I jump straight in the car and drive to their office 30 odd km away to be told that the money was taken but because my cheque had bounced, they took the €10k, I then tell her I didn't even sent a cheque, it was a debit card payment, and she disappears into another office, comes back 20 minutes later to say that, yes everything is fine, and I'll get the dough back on Friday (I'm thinking she's only just started the transfer process, because I've turned up). Time I get back, the bank is closed so I can't go in to check all is okay . Go in there on Thursday and the manager says she'll look into it. Just picked up a voice mail from late Friday afternoon, saying the Bailiff has now sorted it out, and the funds will be back in our account on Tuesday (French banks don't open on a Monday). Talk about stress, but the only good thing was the feeling you get when you actually prove these w⚓s wrong. I'm also starting a claim to get back the €80 charges so fingers crossed1 -
coca cola christmas ad. since the early 90s this advert has become somewhat of a christmas tradition with the song "Holidays are coming"
so some bright spark marketing prats have gone and thought, "well we got something that has become an institution where our product gets for once some good publicity so i tell you what, lets re edit and ruin the iconic song and make sure it doesn't even sit well with the images." yeah nice idea Sebastian*, you twat.
* insert your own marketing graduate name whos father plays golf with the Managing director of large faceless company2 -
Think this was Tristram and Tarquin's idea.1
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