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Nero burning software! I can't remember the last time I burnt a CD rom. I think it must be at least 5 years ago. I must admit the German download laws have stopped me downloading music and films but anything I do download goes on to a memory stick.

Believe it or not that was on the Dutch news WC section. Must have been a slow day.

No point in me listening to my wife as she just nags all the time.?I got an off switch built in to my brain. ?

let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone! Everybody does things you later regret. Patrick kluivert killed a man with reckless driving and was convicted of manslaughter. it didn't hurt his career much. If we are going to look at everybody's history with a fine toothed comb we won't sign anyone.

A nutritional therapist and you claimed to be overweight for years. How did that work? Do you never listen to your wife?

Flanagan has earned numerous plaudits for his style of play since his breakthrough into the Liverpool first team in November 2013; most notably, the World Cup-winning former Brazil captain and full back Cafu heralded Flanagan as his "successor", applauding his "speed, strength and determination" and stating he "has everything required to be one of the best full-backs in the world".[37][38][39] This has led to fans dubbing Flanagan as "the Scouse Cafu".

I used to say a new manager needs 3 years to get his team together but they don't get that these days. Thank god Caixenha never got 3 years we would have had a diddy team and have been bankrupt. We all thought Alves and Cardoso were the real deal right enough.

What's a few kilometres if your looking for your.......

Yes they all stand on the border with Germany waiting for a trick.

http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/...d_fan_zone_at_Ibrox_ahead_of_first_home_game/ Rangers are set to host a revamped fan zone experience at the Ibrox Football Centre at the first home game of the season. Supporters will be able to enjoy drinks, activities and a legends Q&A before and after the St Mirren match on August 11. The event, which is being seen as a precursor to the club’s long-term matchday experience plan, will see 2,000 fans flood into the football centre on Edmiston Drive. Last season the club held similar fan zones in the Edmiston House car park. But licensing agent, Stephen McGowan, acting on behalf of the club, said: “Rangers want to create a better matchday experience for the fans. A decision has been taken to proceed with a one-off event. “There will be food and beverages with a bar and entertainment, including sports activities for kids, inflatables and beat the goalie. There will also be other kiosks relating to Club 1872. “At 12pm the bar will open and the activities will continue. There will be a legends question and answer session at 2pm.” The fan zone will close while the match is ongoing, with fans then able to go back into the football centre once the final whistle goes until 6pm. Mr McGowan added: “The driver here is a wider aspiration from the football club to demonstrate that they can operate a fun facility which is safe and in which families can come and enjoy themselves. The club wants this to be a civilised experience. “The next steps for us is to look at other similar events we might be able to hold. “This is dipping our toes in. Thereafter there’s a long-term vision. But that’s some months away at least.” Rangers were granted the licence to sell alcohol and operate between 12pm and 6pm on August 11. The club has also lodged an application for a temporary public entertainment licence which is due to be heard before the start of the season. It’s all in preparation for Steven Gerrard’s first home league game as manager. A spokeswoman for the Gers said: “Rangers are delighted to announce that for the first home game of the coming season a new fan zone will be created at the Ibrox Football Centre directly opposite the iconic Bill Struth Main Stand entrance. “This area will be significantly larger than the current test site and will create a new family-friendly environment where supporters can gather before and after the game to participate in a variety of activities, meet ex-Rangers players, listen to live music and enjoy a range of food and drinks, including alcohol, from local suppliers. “The fan zone will open from 11am and will be free to enter. “It will be carefully managed by stewards to ensure a safe and secure environment for supporters and their families to enjoy the pre-match entertainment.”

No I don't think there are games planned.

Razor blades are extortionate unless you use the throw away ones that rip your face apart. i think the new training kits look really tacky. It reminds me of one my wife made for me.

Great I hope to go to Australia in the near future. Thankfully not Melbourne.

Gerrard said he was injured in an interview.

Are you getting your wife to fill them in again.

Melbourne City sign Glasgow Rangers winger By Michael Lynch 17 June 2018 — 9:51pm Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send via Email A recommendation from star Socceroo midfielder Aaron Mooy helped Melbourne City capture their latest off season signing, Glasgow Rangers winger Michael O'Halloran. The Scots born wide man has played for five clubs in England and Scotland since making his senior debut seven years ago having started alongside Mooy at Bolton Wanderers. Former Rangers forward Michael O'Hallaron is on his way to the A-League. Photo: Rangers.co.uk O' Halloran has joined on a two year deal as City begin to rebuild following an off-season clear out which has seen them lose several familiar faces. City's head coach Warren Joyce said: “Michael brings a wealth of experience from a number of clubs, including one of the biggest in Europe. He’s a very exciting player to watch - he has pace to burn and is capable of creating and scoring goals. I still remember watching him at Bolton Wanderers where he played in the same youth team as Aaron Mooy.” “He will be an important addition to the squad and I know he is very ready to start preseason preparations.” O'Halloran said it was a recommendation from former City midfielder Mooy, now a critical member of the Australian team at the World Cup,which persuaded him to move to Melbourne. “I’m coming with high hopes to play my part in a team that I feel are really going places. I’m really looking forward to getting in, working hard and training.” “I’m here to improve the team, and to play my part to try and win the league, which is our first and foremost aim, and also to win the Asian Champions League.” “Aaron Mooy is one of my closest friends in football, he told me it was brilliant - a great club, great place, great people and a great opportunity for me.” O'Halloran, who can play in wide areas or as a striker, began his first-team career with Bolton Wanderers after progressing from their youth ranks. He signed a three and a half year deal at The Reebok Stadium and was loaned out to Sheffield,United, Carlisle United and Tranmere Rovers in a bid to gain first-team minutes. Related Article Melbourne City City chairman confident Melbourne on track to win A-League under Joyce In 2014, the Glasgow-born O'Halloran returned to his native country, signing for Scottish Premier League side St Johnstone, where he scored 16 goals in 89 appearances. He helped the Perthshire club to win the 2013/14 Scottish Cup in their first-ever Final appearance . His good performances at St Johnstone piqued the interest of the rebuilding Glasgow Rangers, and he signed a long-term deal with the Scottish giants. In 28 appearances, he scored three goals and created six assists, as the Ibrox club won the 2015/16 Scottish Championship and Challenge Cup before returning last year to St Johnstone on loan. https://www.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/melbourne-city-sign-glasgow-rangers-winger-20180617-p4zm19.html

Tannochsidebear 182 I would definitely fit in.

Absolutely shocking proposal making money off the losses from your own members. If that went through it would be another reason I wouldn't touch club 1872 with a barge poll.

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Depends how we budget. Cash up front is always better if you are sensible Thank F*** my wife is nowhere near then.

He certainly talks the talk. Lets hope he can walk the walk. Now that FC Twente have been relegated they are selling some players. Just for Gunslinger, Vuckic?

We also play most of the top 6 this year just before the split. Too many funny things like that to make anything random. Hand picked for the TV more like.