The UAFC

Is there no record kept of who buys the agricultural diesel? And if not , why not? And if for some obscure reason it's not feasible to record this then they need to get rid of this scheme altogether. Let the farmers produce receipts backed by bank statements for the last n years and add the relevan...

Jackie Brown wrote:Sirocco Works was beside the Lagan opposite bank from the Waterfront Hall. Sold for apartments and I think the construction company went bust. Now its a sad empty space, prime real estate.

Thanks Jackie. Apartments are nasty like Kofi

Is there no record kept of who buys the agricultural diesel? And if not , why not? And if for some obscure reason it's not feasible to record this then they need to get rid of this scheme altogether. Let the farmers produce receipts backed by bank statements for the last n years and add the relevant...

Why sirocco?
I know it's a wind (and a model of fan heater) but what's the relevance?

caledoniancelt wrote: Apologies to Shan and Pythagoras for this post but my Father was born in Scotstoun and lived there till he came over to this dump in 1949.

I didn't see it but I hear ye deserved the win, looking good for a home semi for you.

Bummer but imo you shouldn't be buying Israeli products in the first place.

He's not the Messiah, he's a naughty boy. a naughty boy who at least acknowledges that road to Damascus experiences are possible >EW (D'ya think that will draw him back for seconds? He obviously wants to come back and give us the benefit of what we should think) Jackie Brown might not be the Messia...

He's not the Messiah, he's a naughty boy. a naughty boy who at least acknowledges that road to Damascus experiences are possible >EW (D'ya think that will draw him back for seconds? He obviously wants to come back and give us the benefit of what we should think) Jackie Brown might not be the Messia...

Once a Knight wrote: a loose cannon on the fringes of the NZ system with a fondness for the sauce and a predisposition to losing his mobile at key times.

Sounds like a kiwi Brian Clough then!

Easy one Russ. We'd just do what we did in the noughties, provide the bulk of the irish side. :roll: Remember Pythagoras this is Russ you are interacting with. Normal rules are out the window. Just keep that clip from Billy Madison in mind when dealing with him. :D I had to look up Billy Madison bu...

Fair enough, OAK. Well done on the financial front, better than we're doing anyway! If it's true that player power did for Anscombe then that could be about the biggest problem ye have. Not sure what you're talking about Russ (as usual). Ye've bought in as many foreign imports as anyone else I'd sa...

Fair enough, OAK.
Well done on the financial front, better than we're doing anyway!
If it's true that player power did for Anscombe then that could be about the biggest problem ye have.
Not sure what you're talking about Russ (as usual). Ye've bought in as many foreign imports as anyone else I'd say.

Snipe Watson wrote: The IRFU prioritise balancing the books and turning a profit. I think we are the best example. Strong income streams and limited overheads.

You sure about that?
I didn't think that any of the provinces were net contributors to the IRFU.
I thought the national side subsidised everything else.

And being in a group with Clermont!

Yeah, I don't know either but 90% of the criticism that Keatley gets is about his goalkicking. But you'd need to be pretty decent with the boot to get either of Sunday's kicks and that drop goal against Sale. Mentally strong too but then he goes and misses some sitters and you can see him beating hi...