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So a mobile phone that folds out into a tablet - looked pretty good though that price.............................

Maybe you should tell the owners of Honda how wrong they are then as the have stated is it not due to Brexit, they are also shutting down plants in Turkey that are in the customs union. Simply put, demand is less, Diesel cars are no longer selling and Japan does not need to produce in the UK / EU now it has a EU trade deal and can import cars into the EU tariff free. So it's contracting and keeping jobs at home.

@Spoons dude embrace it, a ready made internet presence and a interesting one at that and zero effort - your living the dream.

So the game Tag really narrows the location down - it went from a very general spread of red across the south and a little midlands to BANG ... Somerset/Dorset. Any hooo my location tis - not bad

That's true, the studies tend to say to wear what is comfortable as most injuries come from ill fitting shoes rather than issues with gait - but your right, if you feel better more comfortable with a specific type of shoe then it makes sense to go for them.

If you can do better call in and give your thoughts, if GT feels you have more insight, or entertaining he will call you instead - he can only work with what he has.

It's not really a issue, numerous studies have been done and gait analyse simply does not work any better than flipping a coin. Always go with what feels comfortable - I looked into this a while back, I only run 5k's with the odd 10k and my times are not great, but it's not due to my shoes, just age and... well lack of miles put in nowadays. https://greatist.com/move/running-shoes-gait-analysis

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-search?sort=distance&radius=1500&postcode=bs32ej&onesearchad=Used&onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=New&price-from=1000&price-to=1500 just put in your postcode, value your willing to go up to and sort by distance. Choose something that has good service history, lower mileage (compared to similar you see) and... well good luck.

When I was younger I worked in a number of pubs, a couple on Gloucester road. The landlord paid protection money and every night someone would turn up just before closing for 10 mins, make sure all the punters were out and then go literally 15-20 mins max. One day we were told by the landlord to leave early, apparently someone was threatening the pub for protection money and they were coming to collect that night, the people he was paying protection to knew, and were coming to "explain" that they were barking up the wrong tree. I don't know 100% what happened, but the next day when I turned up for the morning shift their was broken glass, a broken mirror, place looked like parts had been ransacked and small pools of dried blood... someone had been seriously done over - I decided that maybe it was not the best place to work and a few weeks later had my first job in admin sat at a comfy desk, bouncer/doormen and drunkards (mostly) free.

When he last came back from injury he was pretty poor for a number of weeks (I would say even a couple of months) before he started looking like his old self. Can we really risk bringing him back and risking the same thing ?

I can't imagine they are relishing the games themselves, massive 6 pointers and we are no pushovers.

Makes you laugh that his point was not even on point - we had 2 changes, and they have played this season for us so not like we brought in some U18's for a run around or something.

Playing teams fighting for survival is not going to be much fun, as is the six pointers against promotion contenders. All we know is that it's going to be a fun ride. The whole thing is wide open still.