wiggyrichard

eh?

Nothing that hasn't always been wrong with it. Humans are **** up - but now have access to heavier weaponry. It was a rhetorical question but agree with what you said Mike.

Seriously, WTF is wrong with this world!?!?

Terrible news! :cry: Babies & children shot WTF!?!?! :cry:

Nice start from Padraig, birdie at the 1st takes him to -1.

Sorry Blandy, no offence intended! I realise Lytham is a really nice area, you'll have to excuse the missus's ignorance...i shall beasty her when i return home! :winkold: I think it just that when you think of links golf, you think costal not necessarily in the middle of a town. Not sure about that internal out of bounds tho? The course im a member at has a public right of way accross 3 holes that run parallel yet the only out of bounds are the course boundries. Strange one really.

No, i was watching last night and the camera went to Oosthuizen who was at the tee, in the background you could see houses and cars flying past. Dont get me wrong, the course itself is amazing no doubt, but the surrounding location is pap. My missus even said to me "it's in the middle of a council estate!". Why the hell has a links course got internal out of bounds??

you were convincing me right up until that point ... There isnt a smiley for 'tongue in cheek' Tony! Thanks Mike!

The police officer who pushed/killed Ian Tomlinson has been cleared of manslaughter. From BBC News

The police officer who pushed/killed Ian Tomlinson has been cleared of manslaughter. From BBC News

you were convincing me right up until that point ... There isnt a smiley for 'tongue in cheek' Tony!

My comment was based on the physical side of the game ie. the older you are, the harder it becomes. Dont get me wrong, the club im a member at has its corner of pensioners who do nothing but moan about all and sundry, who frown at younger members (anyone under 35!) and keep themselves to themselves and refuse to enter 'drawn' comps because they're not guaranteed to play with the fellow pensioners and the danger of being drawn out with one of the young 'rif raff' like myself . Then you have the normal everyday fellas like myself who enjoy a game of golf along with the competative edge of competitions while having a natter about sport and whats going on in the world on any given day and enjoy a pint afterwards. Golf is not the sport it used to be in the sense that it is open know to a wider age group and even women can play! The older stereotypical golfers club is dying out slowly. I understand why you say its a retired mans sport tho Jon, as in they meet up every other morning, play their 6 hour round then retreat to the club house to drink mild and moan for 4 or 5 hours. Every club in the country has these typr of older crowd, but as i say, they are in the minority really. Weekend golf very rarely see's anyone from the older crowd (weekends being primarily when i play), weekdays i would imagine its crawling with them!

Every clouad and all...

It's very competative if you enter the comps as i do. Your right tho Mike, for some it is just a social thing, but for most its a competative thing. You'd be surprised how seriously some players take it, ive witnessed some right ding dongs in the club house over alligations of cheating and if that should have been a gimmie or not. I wish i'd have started playing when i was younger.

Salmonella is horrible mate, really knocks you around for a good week or so.

he's 30 not 65 Dont really know where to start with that comment!?!? The older you are, the harder golf becomes. Decreased flexability, joint movement, core strength, judgement etc etc etc.

If its salmonella then it could last for about a week! Get yourself down the doctors if you still feel shite tomorrow!

Tiger is off to a flyer. -4 through 8!!!

In a word...'yes'. Take up golf mate.

All he's saying imo is that there is no new news on the Carroll front.

Solicitors fee's and stamp duty......just **** off will ya!!!111!!!111!!

So by the sound of it, this should all be wrapped up once we get back to the UK.

Im going Justin Rose or Padraig Harrington from the home nations. Think Harrington will do well as he's been playing some lovely golf of late. Excited about this!

You're gonnae get slaughtered for suggesting that................ Yep...it's a missive NO from me also...

I seriously think Walcott could do a really good job playing through the middle...very quick and a very good finisher to be fair. When people think Walcott they think 'shit final ball', but he has never been a wide player until Wenger got hold of him.