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How much does a local non-league team go for?
What made your day a good one
- Thread starter Bechet
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How much does a local non-league team go for?
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The last I heard the entire squad played for expenses and didn't have contracts and you can become a Vice President for £500. I imagine a full buy out is significantly less than a Premier League club - In fact it could probably be funded by your razor collection!
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Paying my son's MOT bill, cos that's what Parent's are for.
And he was the one who got me into this shaving malarkey.
And he was the one who got me into this shaving malarkey.
Taking my car insurance down from a renewal quote of £330 to £210 (with a different company) just by using confused.com.
Enough people must just automatically renew to make this sodding scam worthwhile. Muppets!
Also, it's cold but lovely and sunny so we can finally get into the garden and get some things done.
Enough people must just automatically renew to make this sodding scam worthwhile. Muppets!
Also, it's cold but lovely and sunny so we can finally get into the garden and get some things done.
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I wasn't aware that they played home matches anywhere else since 1906. Could be bad weather and a fixture pile up meant they had to play anywhere they could.
Is there a chance you saw Runcorn playing at Prescot? Runcorn Halton had a spell playing at Valerie Park in the Northern Premier League before they went under.
My renewal quote went from around £400 to over £550 for a 02 plate Megane Scenic! No claims, not involved in any accidents and no points on the license. Not sure how they worked that out
The joys of a Liverpool postcode and lazy stereotypes I suppose Quote hunting time!I'm in a similar position with the garden as well.
Need to keep an eye on what bits and bobs the insurance co's strip out of their comparison site policies to be competitive on price, though.
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Went to an Antiques Fayre this morning. Ooh look a Rolls Razor, and another and another and another! Is there a by-law stating every stall has to have one? And while I'm on one, why all they always mint, with instructions in their card board boxes?? I mean, were they the No.1 shit Xmas present of 1953 or something????
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Together with a Wade scuttle and Culmak soap
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..... And a few generations later, we got Insignia gift sets .......
I'm partly with you on that Carl - the grief is sound but I'm not sure there's any good involved.
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I'm in the market for a new grinder. Can I ask you to spill the beans on which one you bought?
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A Dualit 75015 - £60 at Go Electrical.
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Cheers, it looks like a good one!
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Despite suffering from Manthrax (big shout to @phoenixandbeau for letting me in on that new name for man flu), a thoroughly great roast pork dinner, cooked by by own fair hand. It was rather delicious.
