SR XXIX: Goodbye 10% of the 21st century

That's the one.

His debut is awesome.

James wrote: That's the one. His debut is awesome.

 

Yep.  I was singing along to it when my brother put it on over Christmas.

I still prefer later albums by him though.  Desolation Road is amazing.  Travelling World War 3 Blues is amazing.  Lots of his stuff is amazing.  Lots of his stuff is sh*t.

harmonium.ro wrote: Tottenham are quite good, and they played well today against Newcastle. Bale is great. I know a lot of people hate Chelsea or Man United, but I've never heard anyone hatin' on Arsenal, and I don't know any reason for hating them. West Ham are OK, but is there any point in suporting and investing hopes in them?

I'm a Swindon Town and Swindon Supermarine supporter, so I'll invest hopes in anyone who's not doing too well.   I hope West Ham can avoid relegation.

I just don't really like teams that win a lot.  Arsenal are like Chelsea in that respect.  Plus most, if not all, of their team are French, or French Nationals.


Edited by James - December 28 2010 at 15:08

The Truth wrote: James wrote: Yep.  I was singing along to it when my brother put it on over Christmas. I still prefer later albums by him though.  Desolation Road is amazing.  Travelling World War 3 Blues is amazing.  Lots of his stuff is amazing.  Lots of his stuff is sh*t.   Desolation Row and Talking World War III Blues?

Yes.

Oops.

I knew that.  I have brain ache.

And it's "Talkin' World War III Blues"

James wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: Tottenham are quite good, and they played well today against Newcastle. Bale is great. I know a lot of people hate Chelsea or Man United, but I've never heard anyone hatin' on Arsenal, and I don't know any reason for hating them. West Ham are OK, but is there any point in suporting and investing hopes in them? I'm a Swindon Town and Swindon Supermarine supporter, so I'll invest hopes in anyone who's not doing too well.   I hope West Ham can avoid relegation. I just don't really like teams that win a lot.  Arsenal are like Chelsea in that respect.  Plus most, of not all, of their team are French, or French Nationals.

Oh yes, now I remember this from the World Cup.

James wrote: Yep.  Even though I've somehow been to Nou Kamp (not during a match though).  I don't really follow many teams outside of England anyway. I don't see the point in Scottish football either.  If I was an amazing footballer, I'd never go to play for Celtic or Rangers.  There's barely any competition up there.  Plus their stupid non-league policy sucks too.

What's the non-league policy? The Scotts weren't bad at all some time ago, but football itself has changed a lot since then.

harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: Yep.  Even though I've somehow been to Nou Kamp (not during a match though).  I don't really follow many teams outside of England anyway. I don't see the point in Scottish football either.  If I was an amazing footballer, I'd never go to play for Celtic or Rangers.  There's barely any competition up there.  Plus their stupid non-league policy sucks too. What's the non-league policy? The Scotts weren't bad at all some time ago, but football itself has changed a lot since then.

From what I have read, I don't think any teams (or only a bare few) from Scotland's Non-League ever have a chance of promotion to Division 2.  They don't have a tier system, like England does.

I meant Scottish Third Division, my mistake.

Alex:

There is no direct relegation from the Scottish Third Division but since the 2005–06 season if a club finishes bottom for three successive seasons then they will have their full membership of the SFL suspended. The club will then play the next two seasons as a non-voting associate member after which the full members shall vote on the fate of the suspended club.