joyride ends in tears (1 Viewer)
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++ [ originally posted by Martin ] ++
Hey Rover, you know we sent our best man up there. In fact he expressly said he cherished the idea of playing for Celtic because he wanted CL action. Meanwhile Celtic didn't make it and neither did Wisla Krakow. Oh well.
Hey Rover, you know we sent our best man up there. In fact he expressly said he cherished the idea of playing for Celtic because he wanted CL action. Meanwhile Celtic didn't make it and neither did Wisla Krakow. Oh well.
I think he's being asked to play off Hartson, which isn't his strength. When he's let loose as lead striker, then I think we'll see the real 'magik'
As for CL action, he'll still be here next year, and we can' t be so poor two years in a row...I hope:dontcare:
++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++
Diesel? That ain't cheap anymore either :doh:
My neighbour is running his car on self-made vegetable oil nowadays
Diesel? That ain't cheap anymore either :doh:
My neighbour is running his car on self-made vegetable oil nowadays
If buying a new private car here I would recommend petrol now
Vegetable oil
Do you watch Top Gear in The Netherlands?
Did you see the episode where they ran a Merc on chip pan fat...drove loke a spud, but worked
A mini would rule Amsterdam... I would get one but I can't afford a car yet :doh:
Wouldn't make much sense either (financially) - a student in Holland receives a public transportation pass with which you can travel with all forms of public transportation for absolutely free on weekdays.
My parent's car does 32 miles to the gallon and they're considering a getting a different one because of current petrol prices...
Wouldn't make much sense either (financially) - a student in Holland receives a public transportation pass with which you can travel with all forms of public transportation for absolutely free on weekdays.
My parent's car does 32 miles to the gallon and they're considering a getting a different one because of current petrol prices...