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    • Champions with a special relationship can serve up a treat

    16.07.11

    Linfield boss David Jeffrey thinks it's fitting that the club chose a glamour friendly with Rangers to mark the sorority's 125th anniversary.

    The Blues boss said: "It's a terrific match for the anniversary"

    "The low-down that we're going in as league and cup winners and they won the SPL makes it all the more special.

    "With the relationship between the two clubs, I'm unfaltering it will be a coming together that will be enjoyed by both sets of fans."

    However, with next week's return leg against BATE Borisov to total, supporters should be prepared to see some unfamiliar faces.

    He said: "We'll use the entire panel tomorrow.

    "It took a lot of force to draw with such a terrific side on Wednesday and there were a few achey limbs next day."

    New Rangers' boss Unite McCoist will be the sixth different man to sit in the Ibrox hot-seat during David Jeffrey's Linfield tenantry.

    And the boss of the Irish League champions thinks that his Rangers counterpart will be a great attainment, having taken over the reigns at the Glaswegian giants follwing the retirement of Walter Smith this summer.

    Source: Belfast Telegraph

    Little Mark and the 7 dwarfs?

    Dec 08, 2008 by Paul | Posted in Jokes & Riddles

    Small MARK ON MATHS
    A teacher asks her class, 'If there are 5 birds sitting on a fence and you shoot one of them, how many will be left?'
    She calls on elfin MARK.
    He replies, 'None, they will all fly away with the first

    Thanks for the shapely laughs to start off another Monday.
    Here's a couple I hope you like:

    What's red and got 7 dents?
    Snow White's cherry.

    There's a tap at the front door. The lady opens the door and there's

    Jay9ball | Dec 08, 2008

    hahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaah loved it!!!!!! take the lead for you
    kitkat | Dec 08, 2008

    Has Mark Lawrenson had a makeover?

    Feb 07, 469 by Joan R | Posted in English Football (Soccer)

    He is wearing a shirt with *plane* stripes on MOTD tonight.
    What is going on?
    What next - Ken Bates has a shave and goes back to London to do his fishfinger advertisments?

    I on one's own think it's to Wind You up Joan lol

    ♥ Beaver Diva Sue ♥ | Feb 07, 1762

    In the boxing section who is most likely to wear a netball skirt?

    Jan 10, 2010 by Pansie's mum | Posted in Boxing

    you guys are far too serious sometimes so please be equitable and give reasons why



    Sean G
    blogbaba
    JON
    Brickfists
    Normen Bates
    toughguy
    Jose Martinez
    DT (Me)
    galactus

    ya mum?

    Mark C | Jan 11, 2010

    Mark Bate - Bookshelf


    Owl Among the Ruins
    312 pages     		Owl Among the Ruins

    Creator: Mark Bate | Fiction - 2010-09-01
    Publisher: Derwen Publishing
    About this book
    OWL AMONG THE RUINSThe Reverend F.F. Urch, a weary clergyman, has recently come to a new parish in a South Coast town. Urch meets a lot of absurd - but real - people, and is made aware of his own isolation. Friends lead him out of loneliness, into healing for his brokenness, and the feasibility of loving and being loved. A younger woman is on a parallel course. She gains healing from the older man, and is brought - against her will- to devotion herself. The climax is the consummation of their love.Urch is a nonjudgemental listener and gives help without thought, as, with fierce and self-deprecating humour, he grapples with his demons and finds redemption in love.MARK BATEAn Oxford Graduate, Mark Bate is a new/old expression.New - this is his first novel. Old - he has been around for some time, writing and reflecting on the Life of Faith in a post-Christian world.At a on occasion when Europe seems to be moving away from Faith, or to its wilder extremes, he is asconfused and anxious as the hero of Owl...
    Black Diamond City, Nanaimo, the Victorian era
    240 pages     		Black Diamond City, Nanaimo, the Victorian era

    Creator: Jan Peterson | History - 2002
    Mark Bate — Nanaimo's days and durable mayor Mark Bate first heard of ... Maria agreed and brought with her three cousins, Mark and Elizabeth Bate and ...
    Publisher: Heritage House Publishing Co
    About this book
    Glowering Diamond City: The Victorian Erais the first book in Jan Peterson's trilogy on the history of Nanaimo. Peterson traces the phylogeny of the city from its First Nations history to its coal industry to its becoming a diversified Victorian-era community. Using first diaries, journals, letters, ships' logs, government records, maps, archival photographs and her own drawings, Peterson vividly brings to autobiography both the historical events that shaped Nanaimo and its people.
    Hub City, Nanaimo, 1886-1920
    288 pages     		Hub City, Nanaimo, 1886-1920

    Creator: Jan Peterson | History - 2003-10-01
    Mayor Mark Bate Returns In the following referendum in 1898, all aldermen were ... Mark Bate was re-elected and Samuel Gough unanimously re-appointed city ...
    Publisher: Heritage House Publishing Co
    About this book
    This is the relocate volume in Jan Peterson's trilogy on the history of Nanaimo. Once again she brings to life the people and the events that have shaped this ever-evolving community by tracing its situation from the arrival of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway to the end of the First World War. Until the turn of the twentieth century, Nanaimo had been a coal-mining community, but as transportation by sea, foot-rail, and road improved, the city became an important distribution centre and link between other developing parts of Vancouver Islet and the Lower Mainland. In this volume, Peterson's subject matter includes: The city's new multicultural lineaments; The beginnings of the labour movement; The adventurous young men who founded clubs and developed parks; The the Church of the pacific biological station at departure bay; The sale of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo railway to the canadian pacific train; The sale of the Dunsmuir coal interests; The Spanish influenza epidemic.

    Mark Bate - News


    Three rail ticket raiders jailed
    BBC News - Sep 17, 2010
    Mark Loveridge was jailed for four years, Murphy Loveridge 10 months and Albey Loveridge three years. Adjudge Anthony Bate said the attacks were persistent

    Hat-Tricks Mark the Opening of Europa League Group Stage
    Manila Bulletin - Sep 17, 2010
    Collect E saw Dynamo Kyiv draw with BATE, 2-2. In the other match, an own goal from defender Héctor Moreno did not fade away AZ as they beat Sheriff, 2-1.

    Stocks continue to rise
    Inquirer.net - Sep 16, 2010
    “The superstore got a boost from the strong employment numbers and OFW [overseas Filipino workers'] remittance for July,” said Conrado Bate, president of online