zebthecat wrote: ↑23 Jan 2026, 19:33 btw - It still won't be true even if you type it in block caps..

 

3-1 to the almighty HamMeRs Pablo AKA odd bod junior to score

I have seen a few of Jason Williams' interviews. I like him; he is grounded and speaks sense Jobseeker! Can of Strongbow, I'm a mess Desperately clutching onto a leaflet on depression Supplied to me by the NHS It's anyone's guess how I got here Anyone's guess how I'll go? I suck on a roll-up, pull y...

I cut and pasted Mad Ferret becuse I agree, Tatty to shine Pablo to find his feet and score West Ham United v Sunderland:  Home  Crystal Palace v Chelsea:  Away Newcastle United v Aston Villa:  Home Burnley v Tottenham Hotspur:  Away Fulham v Brighton & Hove Albion:  Draw Manchester City v Wolve...

We have scored one more goal than Sunderlad; they have a GD of zero. Two of their players are just back from the AFCON finals. The biggest singing this window is 3.5 M from the Red Sea pedestrians' biggest club, We have TATTY Pablo (Who looks a tad lost) and the Venezuelan wonder WiNGer

Forgotten that Wright was selector Always appeared that McCullum & Stokes picked the squad and stuck with it through thick & thin Didnt have a fielding coach (& dropped endless catches) & think Saker was added at the last minute Think they may have gone back to Troy Cooley now.  Sri...

The Ashes repercussions, starting with Luke Wright standing down to spend more time with family. More like falling on his sword. Shoaib was selected, having not played much red-ball cricket over the summer, and then did not get selected to play in a test match. Betthell was selected for the tour at ...

Crawley is gone cheaply again. Hopefully, some newcomers for the summer series against New Zealand and Pakistan 

Council Scum" wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 09:27

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Sullivan trying to buy West Ham in 2005 !

Good to see Tom my posting on it. 

Gank wrote: ↑21 Jan 2026, 17:28 Whilst I respect your choices, I think it's utter shit so NO, I won't be going and I don't know why you're asking on here. This ain't Grindr.

I shall be at the OS for the fisrt time with a MATE to watch the Sunderland match

The Match thread site invasions were the nuts, Mumsnet and the Evangelicals were the better ones

Love a bit of Northern punk EDM

The Japanese really screwed things up. The intent was that they attack Russia from the east. I don't believe Russia could have sustained a 2 front war. I guess with Pearl Harbour they underestimated the US. Remember Germany then declared war on the US and not the other way round.  Japan were at war...

The Battle of Britain was won by the RAF. The Nazis required air supremacy to launch a seaborne invasion and an airborne invasion of Britain Was won by the RAF thanks to the Poles.  Who were part of the RAF. There were many pilots from subjugated countries who fought in the Battle of Britain

The original SAS, the long-range desert was formed to knock out enemy aircraft, fuel and anything that got in their way behind enemy lines

Six ships were lost in th Falklands War because the RAF did not have air supremacy, so you could imagine the carnage if the Allies did not have air supremacy at D-Day Operation Overlord is a hard read, becuse it is such a complex operation, as are the Russian and Spanish civil wars, with so many fac...

D-Day was a success due to air supremacy. Had the Allies had no air supremacy, then the loss of ships and men would have been unsustainable .

Pure conjecture to say that Operation Sealion would have failed if the Germans had air supremacy 

The Venezuelan is awaiting medical. Nuno is going for counterattacking, outscoring the opposition

The Battle of Britain was won by the RAF. The Nazis required air supremacy to launch a seaborne invasion and an airborne invasion of Britain

Zizo, The Roosevelt knew that Britain's days as a world power were over, WW2, so he was cosying up to Stalin at the Potsdam conference just after the war in Europe had finished in 1945 Roosevelt was dead at the time of the Potsdam conference, Harry S Truman was there for America Yalta Conference ex...

Zizo, The Roosevelt knew that Britain's days as a world power were over, WW2, so he was cosying up to Stalin at the Potsdam conference just after the war in Europe had finished in 1945

No, they would not make a difference in 1939, maybe late 1940. No one was ready for war other than the Axis powers If you want to read anything about the military history of the 20th century, read Sir Anthony Beevor, an award-winning author and military historian. He was the first to get into the so...

We have some momentum and new players up front as an outlet, taking pressure off our defenders. Pablo does need to get up to speed, but Tatty looks the real deal. More wingers seem to be on their way 

 

The outer rail on the LH track, as you look at it, should not be higher than the inner rail; it should be "Flat" on straight track. The carriage wheels will unload from the rails, which is called a twist and when trains fall off  Due to carriage lengths and the distance between train wheel...