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Hope not. Would like West Ham to keep up the tempo and push for a third goal. If they sit back on their lead there is a fair chance City will eventually punish then.

Shocking goal for a team like City to concede. 2-1 The Hammers

Aye watching that as well Bobby. Agree about Payet, he has been superb in the first 45. Fair play to Joe Hart as well for that save from the free kick also.

Watched that game at lunchtime. Incredible finish to it with two goals in injury time. The big German lost his cool when they scored the winner.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qtsUKe2dUY

Out Work Watching on TV Bed 3-0 (Rooney, Storie & Pee Paw) COYR

For fuck sake

Not really a celebrity but another musician passed away. Dale Griffin the drummer with the group Mott the Hoople featuring the wonderful voice of Iain Hunter passed away at the weekend. Somewhat ironically their bes known hit was "All The Young Dudes" written by none other than David Bowie. So what better way to remember both of them than having a listen to this.

The world of music is having a bad time right now. Glenn Frey guitarist with The Eagles passed away aged 67.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ebooks-The-Man-Who-Watched-Women-ebook/dp/B00TQDWIHK/ref=pd_cp_351_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=02WJ5RN0JRSV41QVG5KN Read the above book between Xmas and New Year. From the creators of The Bridge (TV series). Maybe a bit drawn out and could potentially have been trimmed by a 100 pages or so, but a pretty decent read. Not the most difficult plot to figure out, but strong characters (no all particularly likeable ) make this a decent read. Believe this is the second book in a planned trilogy. Haven't read the first instalment and although I will probably do do, this book is perfectly capable of being read as a standalone. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Natchez-Burning-Penn-Cage-Book/dp/0007317964/ref=sr_1_cc_5?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1453046725&sr=1-5-catcorr&keywords=greg+iles+penn+cage+series+in+order Greg Iles is an author I have read a lot of over the years and have never really been disappointed with any of his book. Natchez Burning is set in America's deepest south and uncovers events from the early 60's which are uncovered forty years on and focuses on the actions of those responsible trying their worst to keep them hidden in a dark and troubled racist past. Again this is part of a trilogy (this is the first part), the second part "The Bone Tree" is already published. This book is a big read and runs to over 850 pages as does the follow up. Would give Natchez Burning 4.5/5 and looking forward to getting into the second book, just hope given the fact it is another 850 page book that it isn't repetitive and going back over a lot of what happened in the first one.

All of them ?

Fuckity fuck.

Wtf is Logandoing up there again ? Delighted he was mind

Fucking hell that was some first half. Would gladly take aboring as fuck second half with no further goals and three points for us, but sense there are a few more goals in this game yet.

It won't be his fault

Arab's cheeks parted and well and truly ripped a new one

Three quick goals there.

We need a niggly bastard in midfield

Glad you enjoyed it Manc I reckon it was my favourite read of 2015. Loved the style of writing as you really had to pay 100% attention to it as it jumped back and fore in time. Sure it would make a great film Think it is the only Joel Dicker book to date translated into English. My pigeon French just isn't good enough to read a novel in French Got a couple of other recommendations coming up, but no time just now to disclose.

If that's what it takes Tom, bring it on.

It kind of feels a little like wanting your mother in law to drive your new jaguar over a cliff but..... c'mon the Arabs

Mighty fine actor, but lets hope that STV don't use this as an excuse to show all the Harry Potter films AGAIN

Indeed Rocket, knew you or MBT would be reply with that. Many a married woman whose man was offshore available on a night out there

Trip back in time to the early 80's at Happy Valley ?