Non-football related stuff that really makes your day

[DeanUK]

All the good news posts from Coop, DWT and The Stee perked my days up this week.

[-Deborah-]

For pete's sake, don't give the guy shit over this happy news.

[Drew]

my uncle died five years ago, but he slipped up about eight years ago when he returned a few items himself...here nephew you might like this... I'm thinkin wtf? then pieces start coming together=================I met this older gentleman about seven years ago one time and we talked about my father, and this gentleman knew my father when they were young, then we started on my uncle and I didn't have many nice things to say about him then... well I think the gentleman put things together himself and deceided to do the right thing...I have so much respect for this man right now.... he declined the money but said lets spend some time together this summer.

Oooh, he's planning a major heist. Giving that stuff back was just to earn your trust.

great news COOP, as you know I have an autisitic son, Kevin is now 22 year old. Up until he was 4 he didn't speak or make a noise. I later learned, as he told me, that was because in his autistic mind you don't speak until you're 4 (he could read when he was 2). To this day he gets upset when a toodler speaks or makes noise, because they are not supposed to. Autistic minds are interesting, you have a lot of challenges and reward ahead. I am thankful for my son, not because what he is or iis not capable of doing, just because he's here.

Ok, now for the big news, Alyssa and I are now 10 weeks pregnant!!!!

Great news, DWT. Congrats to you.

It takes two to be pregnant, surprised that your surprised that I demonstrate personal responsibility.

Thanks, pretty excited.

I think CG was doing an impression of Gonz. At least that's who I thought of after reading his comments.

[tdbark]

Wigan's footballers to compensate fans
Posted: 1141 GMT
Chaos in the Wigan defence as they went down 9-1 to Tottenham Hotspur.




Wigan Athletic’s humiliating defeat at the hands of a rampant Tottenham Hotspur in Sunday’s Premier League tie was the worst in the club’s history. They lost 9-1, leaking a staggering eight goals in the second half.

It is not a defeat that fans will have taken lightly and seemingly, the same goes for the players who are now offering the supporters compensation for the agony they were forced to endure.

In a statement released by the club, captain Mario Melchiot has apologized for the team’s woeful display and promised that the players will refund the ticket price to supporters who attended the game.

So will this placate the poor fans who traveled 200 miles to watch their team? It seems unlikely. But what do you think? Is this an appropriate gesture from apologetic players or should they be doing something else? After all, the price of a match day ticket is a drop in the ocean to Premiership players who earn more in a week than most of their supporters earn in a year. Send us your comments.

Hmmmmmmmm..... I wonder if the Fords or the Lions players would ever do this? If so.... how much would they owe us...?

[Malto Marko]

Congrats, DWT!

[Panoptes]

COOP,

You have a PM.

[YT]

Coop,

You Are GAY!

[Coop]

Coop,

You Are GAY!

my dear whiteney,

we aren't supposed to talk that way in public

[YT]

my dear whiteney,

we aren't supposed to talk that way in public

My Dear Cooperish

There is no "NE" in WHITEY!

[Islair]

My son turned 2 today!

[Panoptes]

Congrats to little 2 year old Islair.

May the terribles be washed from your year.

[Islair]

Congrats to little 2 year old Islair.

May the terribles be washed from your year.

Thanks GONZ....Let us only hope those "terribles" stay the hell away from my house.

[Newbomb Turk]

congrats, man, enjoy these years...........

[froot loops]

We went down to Columbus over the weekend for the Mid West Oireachtas. Thats the Irish Dance championships for the Midwest. The winners qualify for worlds.

Results for our girl ween't great but she is 7 and just learned the dances 8 weeks ago.

Columbus has a great little downtown area. We had a blast, I can't believ some of these outfits the coaches were wearing. It was like a fashion show.

[froot loops]

Yeah sometimes those terrible twos don't go away, my youngest daughter is 4 and the house looks like the Tasmanian Devil hit it every day.