Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
Aug 12th 2009, 8:12 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
I must admit they were amateur again in the way the handled the whole situation but either way I think Scotlands chances have improved with his omission. There was never a balance to the team when he played. (Only my opinion)
My team for tonight would be:
Marshall
Hutton
Caldwell
Caldwell
Whitaker
Commings
Brown
Fletcher
Hartley
Maloney
Miller
Keep the ball to feet.
My team for tonight would be:
Marshall
Hutton
Caldwell
Caldwell
Whitaker
Commings
Brown
Fletcher
Hartley
Maloney
Miller
Keep the ball to feet.
Aug 12th 2009, 8:14 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...ls/8193507.stm
All timed so just a few days before the game....
Aug 12th 2009, 8:15 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
incidently Andy, did PJ's confirm what channel it is actually on? or did they simply say they would show it upstairs??
trust me, its a valid question...i have done many a dubai/AD pub run around for Scotland matches when bars have gave the standard 'yes, it will be shown' answer only to find Al Ain V Al Wadha on the box
trust me, its a valid question...i have done many a dubai/AD pub run around for Scotland matches when bars have gave the standard 'yes, it will be shown' answer only to find Al Ain V Al Wadha on the box
Aug 12th 2009, 8:17 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
I must admit they were amateur again in the way the handled the whole situation but either way I think Scotlands chances have improved with his omission. There was never a balance to the team when he played. (Only my opinion)
My team for tonight would be:
Marshall
Hutton
Caldwell
Caldwell
Whitaker
Commings
Brown
Fletcher
Hartley
Maloney
Miller
Keep the ball to feet.
My team for tonight would be:
Marshall
Hutton
Caldwell
Caldwell
Whitaker
Commings
Brown
Fletcher
Hartley
Maloney
Miller
Keep the ball to feet.
Not a bad line up to be honest and with Fletcher fit and in the side it is a good boost.
Don't rate Hutton tho.
As for Barry, he has been poor since he left Gers the first time round.
I see the most expensive keeper in the EPL is not selected again. Is he injured or just plain shite these days?
Aug 12th 2009, 9:06 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
incidently Andy, did PJ's confirm what channel it is actually on? or did they simply say they would show it upstairs??
trust me, its a valid question...i have done many a dubai/AD pub run around for Scotland matches when bars have gave the standard 'yes, it will be shown' answer only to find Al Ain V Al Wadha on the box
trust me, its a valid question...i have done many a dubai/AD pub run around for Scotland matches when bars have gave the standard 'yes, it will be shown' answer only to find Al Ain V Al Wadha on the box
Aug 12th 2009, 9:08 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
or did he ask...'what games have you got on tonight' and was told that the Scotland game is on...
Hope im wrong, but i have been victim to the 'yeah' reply too many times!!!
Aug 12th 2009, 9:12 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
http://inventors.about.com/library/i...nio_Meucci.htm
Penicillin - yes; asphalt - no (Modern road asphalt was the work of Belgian immigrant Edward de Smedt at Columbia University in New York City, though the French used asphalt blocks in Paris in 1824.
Yes, the internet has lots of information -- but if you take a weight-of-evidence approach and emphasise learned bodies or societies, you will arrive at the same conclusions.
Aug 12th 2009, 9:45 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
600 lawsuits - yes it did sound a lot but quoting :
http://inventors.about.com/library/i...nio_Meucci.htm
asphalt - no (Modern road asphalt was the work of Belgian immigrant Edward de Smedt at Columbia University in New York City, though the French used asphalt blocks in Paris in 1824.
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http://inventors.about.com/library/i...nio_Meucci.htm
asphalt - no (Modern road asphalt was the work of Belgian immigrant Edward de Smedt at Columbia University in New York City, though the French used asphalt blocks in Paris in 1824.
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Still not believeing the Bell chat tho! He might have be related to the Bell brothers of Ski Sunday fame and they were useless!
Aug 12th 2009, 10:03 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
Sorry, my bad on that one. I meant Tarmac. I know asphalt is totally different. That is the problem with trying to work and surf at the same time!
Still not believeing the Bell chat tho! He might have be related to the Bell brothers of Ski Sunday fame and they were useless!
Still not believeing the Bell chat tho! He might have be related to the Bell brothers of Ski Sunday fame and they were useless!
John Metcalfe built about 180 miles of roads in Yorkshire, which were well drained and built in three layers: large stones; excavated road material; and a layer of gravel. Thomas Telford improved the method of building roads with broken stones by analyzing stone thickness, road traffic, road alignment and gradient slopes - he also designed the camber of a road to help in rainfall-runoff.
John Loudon McAdam designed roads using broken stones laid in symmetrical, tight patterns and covered with small stones to create a hard surface. This process was called "Macadamisation", which is still used throughout the world today. TarMac is a misnomer, it's the joint application of asphalting and macadamisation !
Aug 12th 2009, 10:29 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
incidently Andy, did PJ's confirm what channel it is actually on? or did they simply say they would show it upstairs??
trust me, its a valid question...i have done many a dubai/AD pub run around for Scotland matches when bars have gave the standard 'yes, it will be shown' answer only to find Al Ain V Al Wadha on the box
trust me, its a valid question...i have done many a dubai/AD pub run around for Scotland matches when bars have gave the standard 'yes, it will be shown' answer only to find Al Ain V Al Wadha on the box
Tonight it is on Al Jazeera Sport +2
Aug 12th 2009, 10:32 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
Make sure it's "+" and not plain Al JAzeera sport 2 or else you will end up watching tennis!
Aug 12th 2009, 10:36 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
[QUOTE=Dubai to Dibba Daily;7835293]Not a bad line up to be honest and with Fletcher fit and in the side it is a good boost.
Don't rate Hutton tho.
As for Barry, he has been poor since he left Gers the first time round.
I see the most expensive keeper in the EPL is not selected again. Is he injured or just plain shite these days?[/QUOTE]
Knee injury, he had surgery during the summer.
Don't rate Hutton tho.
As for Barry, he has been poor since he left Gers the first time round.
I see the most expensive keeper in the EPL is not selected again. Is he injured or just plain shite these days?[/QUOTE]
Knee injury, he had surgery during the summer.
Aug 12th 2009, 10:39 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
Best wesite to check which channel the footy is on http://www.goalzz.com/main.aspx?region=-2
Tonight it is on Al Jazeera Sport +2
Tonight it is on Al Jazeera Sport +2
Aug 12th 2009, 11:04 am
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Re: Norway Vs Scotland WC Qualifier
Scots Road engineering & design:
John Metcalfe built about 180 miles of roads in Yorkshire, which were well drained and built in three layers: large stones; excavated road material; and a layer of gravel. Thomas Telford improved the method of building roads with broken stones by analyzing stone thickness, road traffic, road alignment and gradient slopes - he also designed the camber of a road to help in rainfall-runoff.
John Loudon McAdam designed roads using broken stones laid in symmetrical, tight patterns and covered with small stones to create a hard surface. This process was called "Macadamisation", which is still used throughout the world today. TarMac is a misnomer, it's the joint application of asphalting and macadamisation !
John Metcalfe built about 180 miles of roads in Yorkshire, which were well drained and built in three layers: large stones; excavated road material; and a layer of gravel. Thomas Telford improved the method of building roads with broken stones by analyzing stone thickness, road traffic, road alignment and gradient slopes - he also designed the camber of a road to help in rainfall-runoff.
John Loudon McAdam designed roads using broken stones laid in symmetrical, tight patterns and covered with small stones to create a hard surface. This process was called "Macadamisation", which is still used throughout the world today. TarMac is a misnomer, it's the joint application of asphalting and macadamisation !
So deep fried food.....