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Presuming his pc can play the game, go to Library, Right click on game, properties / verify integrity of game cache and let it complete. Then try it. If it doesn't work, then tell me what happens when you try to load, and also the pc spec.

White Zinfandel - yummy.

We enjoyed this beer in Cyprus. Would recommend it - pronounced Leon.

lol.

I'm not familiar with this partnership thing. What exactly does it mean for the club ?

I don't drink much if I'm honest, but there is a drink called Fireball, which is a Cinammon Whiskey, that is very nice. Asda £12.

Dalglish had the highest win ratio of any Liverpool manager, so was surprised he returned. He must have been offered a great deal. If Rogers is given time like all managers should, he might get results, so let's hope they sack him tonight, and the next manager is one of the Chuckle brothers.

We went for a meal in August and the restaurant had Christmas menu booking forms on the tables.

Could it mean they have a gypsy curse?

It's a castle guard.

Currently playing Duke Nukem Forever. Not bad for a fun game lol.

Nice to hear mate. I build and restore bikes so glad you got it back.

No personal abuse allowed lol. Seriously though mate, sorry to hear about your loss. What bike was it? I'm not familiar with an E1500. Is it an electric thing?

So, there 'is' a part of you that isn't 'high' ?

We could go round in circles with this one, but unless situations change, we don't have the funding to go it alone.

What are you watching? I heard Marco was watching his weight.

I want a Bentley Continental convertible and a private jet to travel the world but might have to settle for sharing a taxi or thumbing a lift.

I think both are great assets to any team squad but the problems lie elsewhere. What liverpool have been doing in recent times is very comparable to laying expensive carpets over a hole in the floor. No matter how much money they spend, that hole will still be there, and there will never be a solid base on which to build. In my opinion, they need to take huge steps backwards in order to move forwards, and strip back all the glitter so that hole can be repaired, but unfortunately their fans won't accept walking on a dirty floor while the work is done, and have the expectancy that the problem will disappear if they pretend it isn't there. Accept a period of mediocrity while a good manager gets his hands dirty and forget history.

We don't sign players with Owen in their name. It reminds us of the banks.

I think Liverpool need to take a close look at Everton, and I don't mean that sarcastically. They strike me as a club with no roots to their history such have been the changes, and they appear not to have a foundation on which to rebuild. Football is not all about how much you spend, and sometimes about what you already have. What do they have? I just don't see where the nucleus is.

If it secured the future of both clubs then why not. It could be one of the best grounds in football, and with the costs shared would release much needed revenue. I would hope it would be a large stadium, of around 70-80,000 and that there could be a 50 - 50 allocation for Derby matches, instead of the minority percentage for away fans. Can you imagine a full house of that magnitude on Derby day? The biggest problem would be getting the Derbies though, as unless we draw each other in the cup, we are unlikely to face each other next season, what, with Liverpool playing 2nd tier Championship football.

Perhaps it would have been more appropriate simply for folk to say "I wish we'd kept Straq" rather than state "Wish we'd kept him and got rid of big Vic!".

He got the contract though, where Straq didn't, so he must have impressed somebody. As said, he's an Everton player, so should be supported. I'm not sure the 'Super Sub' nickname was earned for being poor off the bench. He won't find it easy to become our number one striker, but he is great back up, and a defenders nightmare. He ran his ass off last night, and scored twice. We can't ask for more than that.

He looked good enough last night poppy sox.