CambridgeDosser

It has to be no from me. This is a sport, it's a game, it's not a money making exercise. The business side exists for the purpose of the allowing the sport to continue - not the other way around. Take away the sporting integrity and all you are left with is a business that is at best a way to loose money. If you let them back in then you are saying it's ok to cheat. Not only that but he game is rigged to keep the ugly sisters in their vile business.

For what it's worth, we feature on the Guardian's European Goal Of The Season; http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/20...l-of-the-season

It's got to be Scotland winning the World Cup for me, but then again I live in Englandshire. Just. How. Sweet. However I've already instructed our project manager to raise a risk for the University's re-implementation of Oracle Grants Module this year. If England win the world cup, then I'm not coming back to work...

Well it's sunny for the first time in ages, but after the weekend's rain and the melting snow the rivers are all high and the place has reverted to it's usual winter conditions of 'The Somme'. We had ice skating on Bury Fen last weekend and it was rather impressive. It did mean the dog had no brakes though. Open all Mics it is for me then!

Does anyone know if the game is on the radio tonight? Preferrably t'interweb so I can get it down here in Cambridge ta

Could any one let me know how easy / hard it is to get tickets for the away games at New Douglas Park? With Easyjet currently having a sale I've got a hankering to come up for the trip to Accies in February, and I just thought I should find out how easy it is to get a ticket before I booked a flight cheers D

Is that Biggleswade as in just off the A1? I'm in Cambridge and thought I was on my tod down here

I'd be sceptical of it going ahead next week. The best forecast I can find for the week ahead has it nice and cold: Here is a summary of the NWP output for noon on Monday. Issued 0543, 29th January 2009 The outlook today is a wintry one. An upper cold pool will move westwards towards the UK on Monday but there are uncertainties to its exact track and depth. It's likely there'll be snow, however, especially in southern areas of the UK. Areas further north are at lesser risk but it all depends on the track of that cold pool. During Tuesday the cold pool will stall as trough disruption occurs to the west. If it stalls over the UK (MetO/GFS), further snow is likely. There's a moderate risk of milder air coming in to the SE of the UK for a time, turning any snow back to rain. For Wednesday onwards, the pattern remains cold. It's likely the winds will back NE'ly or NNE'ly, drawing in further snow showers for eastern and northern areas in particular.