DIC? Never heard of em
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Sorta like they sex weed over Dunk often?Comment
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Here we go again....."Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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There's mention on YNWA that the Mods are 'all aware of something' as well.
Come on spill!Comment
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Do the mods here know something?**********
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Does anyone know if any bookies would take a bet on a change of ownership?**********
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Reece is in the know, but you'll have to PM him to find out what it is.Originally posted by danwms View PostBetfair refer and earn code: CCUPPKJHFComment
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Games starting now**********
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No, delayed**********
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“Me having no education. I had to use my brains.”
Sir Bill Shankly
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Matt Dickinson @DickinsonTimes
Terry painfully has to recount to court the song from Liverpool fans about his "mum loving Scouse cock"Comment
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Don't know anything about DIC, but I know a bird who likes Dickens Cider.when things go wrong, don't walk away.
that'll only make it harder.Comment
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Not being funny but the mods (or 9 owners) on YNWA have more often than not got things way off the mark.Originally posted by Edinjapan View PostComment
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RBOS 'chastened' by first-half loss
Friday, 8 August 2008 08:10
British bank Royal Bank of Scotland has reported losses of £692m for the first half of 2008 - the first half-year loss in its 40 years as a public company. The loss was the second-biggest in UK banking history, but was not as bad as the £1.2 billion loss some analysts had feared.
RBS, which owns Ulster Bank and First Active, said it was hit by £5.9 billion in write-downs of the value of risky assets, due to the credit crunch. These were partially offset by an £812m reduction in the value of the debt it carried.
Chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin, who was forced to launched a £12 billion rights issue earlier this year to shore up the firm's balance sheet, said the loss was a 'chastening experience' that 'I and my colleagues regret very much'.
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He said difficult conditions in financial markets 'look set to be compounded by a deteriorating economic outlook'.
The bank said bad debts on mortgages and other loans jumped 58% in the six months to £1.5 billion.
Ulster Bank contributed £376m to profits, up from £347m a year earlier, though in euro terms there was a slight drop to €486m. Loans to Ulster Bank customers grew by 26%, while deposits were up 20%.Comment
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The battle for ownership of Liverpool could threaten the Reds' £18m deal for Aston Villa midfielder Gareth Barry. (PA, 1630 BST)
Rawk:
LOL. Right on cue!
its like a family reunion here today after months of passing each other in the night.
I had posted a while back that sos and shareliverpool might set a trap for H&G, but I needn't have worried, cos rafa was doing it all along..... go after barry pretending that we'll sell alonso. Then, after months of expectation to buy barry, seem to be unable to sell xabi, (who he never intended to sell,) and then there's no money for barry, and whose fault is that? flip and flop. nice job setting the trap rafa.....they are damned either way.Comment
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