Wishbone Ash wrote: » Seems to be some sort of a glitch with Strava's April Climbing Challenge. My ordinary ride today with 600m is displaying as 103,000m and Strava has congratulated me for completing the April challenge. The world leader is on 321,000m on the first day!
RobFowl wrote: » If I did rename it, it would be "Robbie Fowler rides a Dolan "
Beasty wrote: » The Great Shankly Ride Is that the one where they cycle over to Manchester but return in the cars they've nicked?
RobFowl wrote: » Nah, never any decent cars in Manchester. Only go there to stock up on drugs from the Sky shop in the Velodrome.
Beasty wrote: » I took a decent one to Liverpool back in the early 90s - a Vauxhall Calibra. To a place called "Pleasure Island" - they never advertised it was next to Toxteth. Came back and the car had been nicked. It was a Good Friday. Had to get someone to come out to pick us up. It was found the following day. The police had seen it but as it was a high powered sports car they let it go. Apparently there was a kid, probably less than teenager. They could barely see him and he could barely see out the windscreen. He ended up crashing it and writing off a wheel. He abandoned the car, engine running, door wide open. While all that was happening during the Saturday, I had to get a tram to Old Trafford. It was turning into a disastrous weekend. One nil down heading into injury time. Then Steve Bruce popped up to score. He scored another deep into injury time. United 2-1 Wednesday - the rest, they say, is history:pac: For anyone who would like a reminder of that day:
RobFowl wrote: » Not quite as good on your first visit to Liverpool though was it Liverpool 7–1 Newton Heath 12 October 1895
Beasty wrote: » While all that was happening during the Saturday, I had to get a tram to Old Trafford. It was turning into a disastrous weekend. One nil down heading into injury time. Then Steve Bruce popped up to score. He scored another deep into injury time. United 2-1 Wednesday - the rest, they say, is history:pac: For anyone who would like a reminder of that day:
Fighting Tao wrote: » Sounds like a big match for you. Which one are you in the video?
Beasty wrote: » For anyone who would like a reminder of that day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsmyTAs9C9k
Glebee wrote: » Folks can somebody give a quick explanation of the bike to work scheme. I availed of this last year and got equipment of 1000 euro from a bike shop. This was the retail price of the equipment. On my salary deductions I seem to have repaid the 1000 euro.... this cant be right can it..?
colm18 wrote: » I remember it well - I was too young to go to a pub and we didn't have Sky Sports at home so I watched the entire second half in our local Xtra-vision
RobFowl wrote: » Ive done the ceefax thing too... Back when LFC were actually winning the league.....
LollipopJimmy wrote: » Teletext was an optional extra on tv's back then.
Chuchote wrote: » What??? Aertel is gone????
Chuchote wrote: » Athletes have gutsier gutshttp://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/athletes-have-different-guts-than-you-study-shows-1.3034740
secman wrote: » Good luck to the new mods.... I'm sure you both will be .. outstanding, upstanding, understanding ,
koutoubia wrote: » Thank you for your support. However the powers the be would rather close down Boards before making me a mod. If the chain hasnt dropped to the small ring yet....Check the dates of the posts.
secman wrote: » Oops silly me..... had a busy weekend and April Fool totally passed me by
koutoubia wrote: » It was all Rob Fowls idea. He bribed me! Bribed with coffee!
