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ONE pound a week will supply water for an entire village in Tanzania', says Oxfam. So how come United Utilities charge me twenty pounds a month for my three bedroom semi? The fleecing b@st@rds. Tracey Cusick, Cumbria

Heard you like them big http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/humber/4021927.stm

Nice to see the Spanish media being honest RACISM Sports daily AS There is little coverage of the racist chanting on Wednesday night's game. But AS does cover the English reaction to the pre-match comments from Spain coach Luis Aragones, who highlighted Britain's colonial past when probed about his own remarks regarding Thierry Henry in October. Journalist Guillem Balague writes: "In our country, where multi-culturalism is a new thing, we are in nappies dealing with these things, and have a naivety which makes the English nervous." Sports daily Marca Marca refers in passing to the booing of England's black players - but only after referring to the cheers of "ole" which greeted the long periods of Spanish possession. Aragones' "no comment" to questions about racism after the match is also highlighted, as Marca focuses on the Spanish coach's praise for his players. Serbia & Montenegro's 2-0 World Cup qualifying win in Belgium - which could make qualification tougher for Spain - seems to be of greater importance. Other reaction Elsewhere, the Spanish media criticises its English counterparts for stoking up the racism issue. "Were there racist chants against some players? This hasn't happened in the Spanish league and Spain for many years," said Spanish Federation press officer Fernando Garrido. "So you (English reporters) should ask yourselves what you have done to contribute to all this." And Spanish daily ABC accuses English reporters of launching a witch-hunt against Aragones. "Perhaps it was because their team had played so poorly and they wanted to divert attention towards this muddled issue," the paper says. WAYNE ROONEY AS "What the boy in the Bernabeu did was odd... Rooney seemed intent to kick any Spanish player who approached him." Yet Rooney is seen only as the worst example of many England miscreants, with Gary Neville criticised for continuing the feud between Manchester United and Arsenal for his tackles on Jose Reyes. Ashley Cole's treatment of Joaquin, and a Frank Lampard foul on Reyes are also lambasted for their "ugliness". Marca Marca's headline says it all: "Wayne Rooney se volvi?? loco en el Bernab??u (Wayne Rooney became crazy in the Bernabeu)" Rooney's display alarms the writer, in particular three "chilling" fouls on Joaquin, Casillas and Marchena, which "could well have left them in the infirmary." And like AS, Marca criticises Gary Neville for "leaving a message on Reyes' ankle" to remind him of the Manchester United-Arsenal clash this month. THE MATCH AS Spain's first-half performance is showered with praise, with Xavi singled out as the biggest star. "Xavi did things on Wednesday which were worthy of Maradona," the paper beams, adding, "What a work-rate, what dynamism, what vision, what leadership, what a midfield player!" On a controversial evening, AS offers one seemingly undeniable viewpoint: "Spanish football players played better football than the English." Marca More plaudits are given to the home team, with Jaime Vargas lauding the manner in which "Spain dominated England with order and quality". The paper adds: "The bad thing about Spain v England was that it lasted only 65 minutes after which a succession of changes prevented any real competition." Vargas does not mention England's two Galacticos, simply adding in a PS: "I have not forgotten to speak of Beckham and Owen. They forgot to play."

must have volume on(loud) http://www.terminal-insanity.com/z1g/steadyhand.swf

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Souness charged over referee row Newcastle 1-4 Fulham Newcastle manager Graeme Souness has been charged with improper conduct towards a match official by the Football Association. Souness was sent from the dug-out by referee Howard Webb during Sunday's 4-1 home defeat against Fulham. The manager protested after the referee did not award Newcastle a penalty following a collision between Alan Shearer and Pape Bouba Diop in the box. Souness, 51, has until 23 November to respond to the FA charge. Souness was banished for kicking a water bottle and arguing with Webb.

Recent postings pthorpe @ 08-NOV-04 03:21 AM Reply How refreshing to see so many postings, over the last few days, that have not resorted to the silliness and garbage that was getting to be the norm. My caps off to all who posted positive, insightful threads that could be debated.

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same place as the over 21 forum

and the argonaughts

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9-1 :D/ :D/ 25-1 2nd #-o #-o same jockey as your winner Move over you two.....16/1 :PPa same jockey when all the pms disappeared i had a 25/1 winner told horwich to look out for hannigans mounts as he has had some good price winners

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9-1 :D/ :D/ 25-1 2nd #-o #-o same jockey as your winner

Unless like me you are on nights and have to work 13 hours for 12 hours pay.

mr&mrs dingsite and there son bill

maybee its a CLASH of personalities

If you where Mr & Mrs pipe You wouldn't call your son Dwaine

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