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Think they should offer tickets to locals to as someone else stated to keep those from other areas away for now. Already resigned myself to not going till next season anyway, mother out-law is 86 and health not great too much a risk...

So what will happen to Melwood now? Houses., community playing fields etc. Be nice to give to community and not to sell for developments

Hawkshead Brodie's Prime...

Athletics - Ed Moses American Football - Marcus Allen Baseball - Orel Hershiser Basketball - Magic Johnson Boxing - Roberto Duran Cricket - Sanil Gavaskar Darts - John Lowe Formula One - Nikki Lauda Golf - John Daly Ice Hockey - Wayne Gretzy Rugby - Jona Lomu Snooker - Jimmy White Tennis - Jimmy Connors

Is there a link to that?

Did it last year, surely could do it again maybe? Would be a best seller....

Wolves away that was the 1 game we played all season where I thought we actually would get beat ( I know we lost to Watford but that was a complete surprise) That was such a hard game but we did it and at end could tell players had played hardest game of year and still won.... That and Leicester away

It's not on BBC or SSN yet though....

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Thanks Dave, ordered. Going on holiday 1st August will it maybe be ready before that?

So out of are first 7 games 6 changed for TV at various times Friday/Saturday/Sunday. Only Southampton away still at 3pm on Saturday. Would have been nice to have a 3pm KO at Anfield August/September guess success means we are featured more but do miss the Saturday afternoon games....

BBC going to show super bowl and all 3 London games live this year. Plus a highlights show, about time..

So did the counselling work then, she any better.. LittleTed

Be sad to see him go, but I think Emre can do that job better

Visited Japan this year and spend a few days in Hiroshima. Went to the peace museum and piece park, museum was graphic in its story telling of the consequences of the bomb the dead, injured (both then and in future years) and life afterwards. The devastation caused was horrific kids just burnt to a crisp other photos showing charred bodies both alive and dead. I had told my 10 year old about what happened before we went so he had an idea of what he was about to see, young people have such different perspectives on this, he wrote in comments book at end 'so why did you bomb pearl harbour'.. As part of trip also spoke to some survivors who told shocking stories about that day and the horrors, but none blamed USA for it. Even seeing what I saw there I still think it was the right thing to do, I have seen nothing that would convince me the Japanese would have surrendered quickly, the loss of life on both sides from an Invasion would be too costly