
On the way home I caught the last 10 minutes of Man Utd's win on the car radio. I, of course, correctly predicted our thrashing of Liverpool 3-0, although we did give Stevie Gaylord two goals to stop the scousers crying. Therefore, my celery Redstar can remain in the ground rather than my chocolate starfish.
This week I will be preparing my veg for the biggest show I shall enter this season, Malvern. I have a bed of 24 Sweet Candle to pull and I just hope they aren't all forked like my first bed was. I know I have no chance of winning (just like Liverpool) but I just want to table some exhibits that don't look out of place in such high company. At least I have a pint to look forward to from two 'pool fans, Ian Taylor and Mark the Ciderman. Pay up boys! (errr, we did have a bet going didn't we? LOL)
4 comments:
Thank f@ck for Berbatov !! I really didn't want to witness a stick of Timperley Early emerging from your Rusty Bullet Hole !!!!!! that'd have put me off rhubarb crumble forever.
His second was sublime, a display of genius not witnessed since Cantona stutted the turves of old trafford.
Smithy do you realise that it cost you £33.33 to keep dry for every mile that you walked.
I would just have waited for a dry day!!!
Liverpool were very poor. Even Rangers got a point from Old Trafford.
Dan....when did I ever mention rhubarb?
Dene....that shot could have gone anywhere....and it usually does with Berbatov lol
Iain....T'is a long term investment....nowt worse than soggy ballbags. Made a nice change to be able to sit in the pub afterwards bone dry and watch other walkers come in who resembled drowned rats. And I cannot wait toput Rangers in their proper place at Ibrox.
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