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If anybody really would like a high quality tailored suit arranged from the comfort of your own home or office, I can highly recommend www.tomjameseurope.com

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Panic!

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Not sure that you can call Line of Duty 'Comfort viewing'

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Steve1956 wrote: ↑
Sun Apr 04, 2021 7:37 pm
Great way to end a Sunday we love the Antiques Roadshow

....preceded by Countryfile......Sunday comfort viewing

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Just had a runners-up medal on for the 1914 Cup Final. Valued it at five grand. Anybody got a winners medal stashed away anywhere?

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I'm hoping The Bridge in Barrowford will be serving in their beer garden

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Leeds can still get dragged into the relegation dogfight..... which is rather amusing

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Naked footie?

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Thanks Stuffy. Can you recommend anybody locally who I could potentially approach for some further advice? Sorry for the delayed response MRG. I can't really recommend anybody. However, most solicitors advertise a Mirror Will Writing service for between £100-£150 per Will and the added 'complicatio...

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Having previously worked as an Estate Planner I agree that your situation would mean that Mirror Wills are not appropriate, however, the added 'complication' of the child from a previous marriage should not mean that the actual format of the Wills should be drastically different to a Mirror Will (as...

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Bring back the days of wearing a flat cap, jacket and tie to the game

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I wasn't impressed with News of the World unfortunately

What do you like Steve? .....there's loads for everyone....even my 83 year old mum

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I have Leeds to be relegated

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If by exciting Paul is inferring the thrill of a gambler at the bookies he may well be right. However I personally don’t like gambling, especially when it’s our historic club that is at stake here, so for the last time Paul, please drop the “exciting times” at the end of your usually informative po...

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Rileybobs wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 1:18 pm Hopefully for the purpose of gender-equality they are paid the same as our highest-earning male player. Yeah and Sky and BT and Amazon will pump circa £130 million pounds a season into our club for women’s football tv rights. That’s the reason the men get p...

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Our Alan might set up a soccer scholarship at the University of Central Lancashire (UCL) and attract a load of US sophomores intending to go to University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

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Boss Hogg wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 11, 2021 8:49 am
Diverting any funding away from the mens’s team could mean even less entertainment than now.

Oh bloody hell!

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Rumours that the starting line up from Tuesday night have all been given contracts with the new team have proven unfounded.

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The club really is losing the plot! We're proud to announce our plans to professionalise @BurnleyFCWomen by integrating the team into @BurnleyOfficial, as part of our long-term strategy to boost women’s football. One club, for all. Full story here: https://t.co/qscGX2g6De #UTC https://t.co/Fzp1hh6c7...

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23, 42?

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Tonights finishing XI

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No Barnes!

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It seems to me that the final outcomes of this imagery could be extremely diverse. I can see a route whereby the final image could resemble some kind of enchanted garden but on the other hand I can see an image that would be akin to images portrayed in Dante's Inferno and the seven levels of purgato...

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Laura Kuensburg

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Looks like Dick Emery (one for our older members)

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If we go down there is only 1 reason and that is the mindboggling decision to start the season with Dunne and Long at cb, with weeks' of notice that Mee and Tarky would not start. Incredible and even more mysterious when Garlick wanted to sell. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: ...

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If it guarantees the current price, I personally wouldn't be averse to continuing to pay for season 2022-23. This obviously continues to assist the club with their cash flow in the short term.

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RalphCoatesComb wrote: ↑
Sat Jan 09, 2021 3:31 pm
Oooops!

What he said!

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The rates of infection in the Premier League are in ‘real terms’ much lower than in the general population because everybody in the league is being tested. If you tested the entire population the numbers of infections would increase dramatically. I believe the 2% figure is actually an estimate prov...

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40 positive tests from just over 2000 tests I believe

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I think when you look at the rates of infection in the PL testing, they’re really low. In that sense, football isn’t mirroring wider society and it of course has the benefit of entertaining the population when they can’t do much else. I think a break should only come when cases start to peak in the...

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If you want a nice easy to watch boxset I can highly recommend Virgin River. Set in Northern California (although actually filmed in Canada), the breathtaking scenery helps escape the misery of lockdown

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It's not my figure, it's the official Premier league one Apologies Grumps. My point stands though in that figures can be manipulated to demonstrate anybodies opinion. My calculation of 1.75% is shocking when you consider that the latest ONS figures state that 1 in 50 (2%) of the English population ...

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Grumps wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 05, 2021 6:45 pm
0.6% of tests carried out in Premier league this season have been positive..... 0.6...

....or 1.75% of the latest weeks sample. An approximate 200% increase on your figure.

Aren't numbers amazing?

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Massive task and massive ask and yes money investment will help but they can't buy another 10,000 - 15,000 regulars and it won't suddenly make us a club who's best players can't be poached anymore. Exciting to watch how this plays out. You do realise that by adding 10-15k to the gate, it would only...

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Leisure wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 30, 2020 9:33 am
We want more fog, we want more fog, repeat repeat.

I think it was actually: Who ate all the fog? Who ate all the fog? You fat ba5tard, You fat ba5tard, You ate all the fog!..... To the rather rotund gentleman in the home end with the wooden rattle

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bf2k wrote: ↑
Tue Dec 29, 2020 12:48 pm
How about cheerleaders with prancing dogs

Or cheerleaders with prancing beavers?

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I'd be a lot happier with our overall performance than the Leeds fans should be with theirs. A better team would have beaten them 15-0

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The funeral will be tax deductible

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Should have been in Punta Cana for my 50th earlier this month.....fingers crossed we can go the end of March now. Failing that, I'm hoping for Cancun in the late summer

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tiger76 wrote: ↑
Tue Dec 22, 2020 9:22 pm
Not sure about that, wouldn't they have been promoted on PPG rules?.

Not if football hadn't come back this year

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Leeds would still be in the Chumpionship

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Funnily enough, as a Data Analyst, I'd love to apply.... Unfortunately I have no experience in a 'high-performance sports organisation'

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Positive signs....

https://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/con ... al-analyst

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Go to a full market price comparison site. moneysupermarket.com who bought Martin Lewis' busines is one, but there are others. I tend to go with larger energy providers, there have been a few of the niche and smaller energy companies go under recently, and it can cause some issues around billing an...

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To be fair, he actually said we would stay up because there are three worse teams than us.

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Huawei P30.....cracking phone

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KRBFC wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 25, 2020 4:53 pm
Quite a horrible comment tbh

Papa.... Don't preach

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Gods hand returned to its rightful owner

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