Murphman

On the contrary it would be lunacy not to.

It could feckin happen. There'll be no leafy lanes left to take your bird for a start.

70000 new homes means over 200000 additional people in an already overcrowded area. .All these people will need new schools, Tesco's, roads,Leisure Centre's etc .. More feckin Green Belt decimated, but you don't live there so probably have the same level as Matty on the botheredometer. The population of Maidenhead I would guess at 40000 You do the math moosh

So feck the environment, feck the local people, feck the already overloaded road system getting even worse,feck everybody living in the area rich, poor, old or young. Firstly I would take a similarly selfish stance as you've been honest enough to admit that's how it is. 1) These people who want to live there. F*ck them. 2) We don't need more homes we need to cap the population and renovate the ones in disrepair.. 3) Labour will be damaged badly by this in the affected areas. F*cking good job.

9 years.

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Aye could be, Blackpool is pretty close, about half a mile at most from memory.

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I don't remember it being THAT hot either.

During my 'oft mentioned' day on the piss/golf day with Big Jack Charlton he told me. How Bobby was absolutely shiit scared of flying (unsurprisinglY) after that and how he would sit there white as a sheet until they landed, he never got over it apparently, not in his playing days anyway. Jack got married 3 weeks before Munich and there were a number of Munich victims (and survivors) in his wedding album including Tommy Taylor and Dennis Violet who jack concurred where fantstic players. He also gave me the full glare when I suggested Alan Hansen may have been in the same class as Bobby Moore.

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I know it's impossible to say but there's aview held by many who saw him that if it weren't for Munich 1958 Duncan Edwards would have lifted the World Cup and not Bobby Moore. He was hell of a player.

In the scheme of things he wasn't as good as Dalglish or Barnes but... a direct comparison of the quality of player Cally was (not in style of course) and where he stands in the hall of fame he was about as good a player and as true a red as this scally.

That's 'cos you're too feckin busy stalking me waiting for mine so's you can tell the feckin world.

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