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I'm thinking of going to The Green Man Festival this year. Anyone been?

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does the period of exclusivity end when due diligence is completed?

a poster on TLW claiming Gillette is back in the frame. Anybody heard anything similar? http://217.199.172.89/tlw/forum/showthread.php?t=41599

http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx?hlid=4...or+Ajax+starlet Liverpool are reportedly ready to raid Ajax for youngster Jordy Brouwe. The Reds are believed to have agreed a deal to bring the Holland Under 19 international to Anfield. Brouwe has come through the ranks at Ajax's famed academy and he has caught the eye of Liverpool scouts with some impressive performances for club and country. Ajax technical director Martin van Geel claimed he was surprised by Liverpool's interest as they were unsure if Brouwe was good enough to make the breakthrough at the Amsterdam ArenA. "We didn't have the complete conviction that he was ready for it," Van Geel told AD Sportwereld "Internally we have talked about Jordy a lot. "That doubt stayed after Liverpool expressed their interest. "I say that without bitterness, because I wish Jordy all the success at Liverpool."

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the BBC have Michael Carrick down as playing but I've not seen him touch the ball - can anyone confirm he's actually playing?!!!!

I just listen to all of them

couldn't disagree more, they are two of his very best in my opinion. Ambulance Blues off On The Beach is my favourite Neil Young song.

never heard of it but most of these CRM tools are much of a muchness really depends on the monkey end business/marketing user and how competent they are the best one I've seen is Unica Affinium

Aston Villa given permission to speak to Ashley Young after having £8m bid accepted by Watford. Was he ever a serious candidate for us?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...lla/6277389.stm Aston Villa agree deal for Young Watford have accepted a bid from Aston Villa for striker Ashley Young. "Manager Martin O'Neill has been given permission to speak to the England Under-21 star," said a statement on the Villa website. The in-demand 21-year-old turned down a move to West Ham earlier this week after Watford accepted a £9.65m bid from the Upton Park side. Young made his Watford debut in 2003 and the following season was voted their young player of the year. He scored 15 goals in 2005-2006 to help them regain their Premiership status. Tottenham had also been in the hunt for Young with the north London club reported to be set to offer a cash-plus-player exchange deal involving Calum Davenport and Wayne Routledge.

I missed it when it was first out and have just watched the first series on DVD, really enjoyed it, laughed out loud a lot. Mark Heap is one of our finest comedy actors. What was the forum's thoughts on it?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/6266771.stm Singer Gray in commentary box By Paul Fletcher Five Live Sports Extra's coverage sees a return to the original grid system (Image reproduced courtesy of Radio Times) Football commentary goes old school on Sunday - with a dash of celebrity thrown in, courtesy of musician David Gray. Manchester United fan Gray will be the guest summariser on BBC Radio Five Live Sports Extra for their 1920s style coverage of the Red Devils' trip to Arsenal in the Premiership. Gray will focus on United, with former Arsenal goalkeeper Bob Wilson providing his thoughts on the Gunners. While Wilson has a lifetime of experience, both as a player and a broadcaster, 38-year-old Gray, who shot to fame with the release of his album White Ladder in 1998, is making his debut. I have got a huge sheepskin coat - it is beyond those worn by John Motson "They are going to unleash me on the unwitting British public," Gray told BBC Sport. "If I can tame my natural bent towards expletives I should be fine." Gray's involvement came about after a chance comment he made while appearing on Eamonn Holmes' television show. He forms part of a four-man team put together to mark the 80th anniversary of the first football commentary, which took place on 21 January 1927 and covered Arsenal's match with Sheffield United. The early days of commentary featured the now defunct grid system, which involved dividing the pitch into eight squares numbered one to eight. Regular updates would inform the listener of exactly where the ball was by listing the relevant grid. This role will be undertaken on Sunday by the BBC's legendary reader of football results James Alexander Gordon, with John Murray providing the commentary. And although Gray is very much the novice, he is at least determined that he will look the part. "I have already been briefed about my attire," added Gray. "I have got a huge sheepskin coat - it is beyond those worn by John Motson and I will be wearing that." Gray was born in Manchester and his family have been supporting United all the way back to the formation of the club. As a youngster Gray was taken to watch United by his dad - and the team's rivalry with Arsenal is a theme that has run through the singer's life. He recalls crying at Wembley after Alan Sunderland's late winner condemned United to defeat in the 1979 FA Cup final but believes mentioning Ryan Giggs' spectacular 1999 FA Cup semi-final replay winner as "the most exquisite pain you can deliver to an Arsenal fan". I don't think our commentary will strictly be in the 1920s style The first football commentary was broadcast by former Harlequins rugby player Henry Blythe Thornhill Wakelam. It was a rather stuffy affair - and Murray is hoping for a slight less formal occasion on Sunday. "If you listen to the early commentaries they are very stilted and formal," said Murray. "We want to give a flavour of that - using the grid numbers - I don't think our commentary will strictly be in the 1920s style. "I think that it is nice that in a game to mark the first commentary we will have somebody involved who has never done one before. "I think David will provide an element of freshness." Gray, who plays at right-back when he pulls on his boots, will be given training ahead of the match, with Murray set to provide some expert coaching. In conversation it is obvious that Gray is looking forward to the experience, although he admits that he has no idea just what will happen. "I have never done anything like this before and I have no reason to believe I will be any good at it," he said. It should make for interesting listening. Normal commentary is available on BBC Radio Five Live as well as the commemorative 80th anniversary version on Radio Five Live Sports Extra.

where's my vote?

just spoken to a mate who usually has a 45 minute commute from South Manchester to Hale Village. He left at 3:30pm today,as the roof of their office was blown off(!), and got home at 9:15pm!!!!

Neill can feck off if that's his attitude. Hope he enjoys playing Championship football next season.

I actually thought Cold Roses was pretty good.

i think the main pressure on FIFA will come from the Argentine FA -they don't want one of their main players not playing for the best part of a year.

watched it tonight, thought it was ok laughed quite a lot

Precious McKenzie, I remember you well a gobful of tapioca and I'd sit and I'd watch you excel