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this was on the A55 on the way to Liverpool I needed the car to be repaired before I could drive home, was due to go to a party at Everton in the community at new year but we were both too ill. and Christmas dinner was beans on toast, so I really was pissed off over the festive period. and my phone was wrecked too. so I am glad to be home in many ways,

would it be emma Emily for 16?

c. Let the sunshine in == aquarius d ''holiday in the sun by the sex pistols h.. sunshine superman by Donovan I think, no too sure though

getting stranded in Liverpool travelled there for Christmas and hit a friggin massive pothole so needed to get the sodding car fixed only just got home

sorry I was delayed in Liverpool lol anyway back to my point about the seats, I am not worried so much as badly disappointed by the number of seats extra if they wanted as many normal seats as possible they would not have gone for such a small new stadium. small stadium = small mentality = small ambition = small club mentality = small chance of success = small chance of getting it filled due to cost of tickets

What I object to is the possibility that the 15000 seats will be executive seats

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How much! 300million for 15000 seats? If so approx. I've better to develop GPS imho

Gareth Barry (number 19?) jaysus I am crap at this

I can understand this myself from my time in the forces

I hate to say it but Coleman needs a rest

Burnley 0 - 2 Everton Richarlison Brighton 2 - 3 Everton siggy Everton 3 - 3 Leicester Bernard I should be back online by then, if the players named do not play I will leave it to steve to put a name in place if that is ok?

Everton 2 - 3 spurs own goal

thanks steve but I am not sure when I will get back

no worries old chum (chum - shark food) I could ask someone else if you prefer

https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2018/12/13/cash-on-highway/

don't worry (you are not )

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are you sure? I thought people may have meant human and politicians can nt be human can they?

one these was voted on by MPs the other was voted on by the people I think comparing these two things is an affront to common sense.

If he is a good manager I am a Dutchman

I accept I am possibly wrong on this Bill. sorry mate.

I have lost 110 euros I had bought for a trip. I have no idea where they are.

@Matt do you want to keep the thing going for me until I get home (will be in new year)??

City 2 - 0 Everton nobody