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They aren't guaranteed to work and can take up to about 4 months i think. I did one with an order that was delivered to my house, but left outside, against delivery instructions. When I got home, it was gone. That was for about £200. The retailer didn't want to know because there was a photo of the item outside my house. The courier didn't want to know because they acted on behalf of the retailer, and wouldn't speak to me. Raised it with Monzo, was told it'd take up to 16 weeks. Gave them all the details and they refunded me after about a month because they we're confident they'd get the money back from the retailer, although it hadn't been agreed yet, they told me the retailer didn't have a leg to stand on.

Let us know what you think if you get in to one of the Qashqai's, especially if it's an E-Power. Yes, i sell Nissan's, but that drive train is pretty special. I think you'll prefer it over the Citroën

We need to talk

Or buy one a year old with 40% off the list price!

The main problem is that the £40,000 figure was introduced in 2017 and hasn't been reviewed since then. 40k doesn't get you a lot nowadays, but the government are adamant on keeping a £2000 stealth tax that isn't fit for purpose and punishes your average Joe for buying a normal family car. I have this conversation with customers every single day. While a Qashqai or an X-Trail is a lovely car, it certainly isn't classed as luxury. Neither is a Kia Sportage or a Peugeot 5008, but you'll pay the premium £425 every year.

We've found ourselves a happy clapper!

The problem is not because we're crap. I can live with being crap. It's way deeper than that. It's the owners, board and directors. The entire hierarchy of the club is absolutely rotten to the core. And genuinely without wanting to sound unkind to you, it'll continue until you do something about it and stop watching.

I bet you're fun at a party

Almost 9 years to the minute. Can't believe I haven't seen a thread about it today.

I'm not really im to politics. They're all as bad as each other. Didn't vote yesterday and rarely do. Amazes me how everyone is so anti Reform though after they got so many votes. That doesn't add up, does nobody want to admit it? Labour and the Tories have both had a go and fvcked it up. But yeah, let's keep going round in circles with shit wages and some of the highest costs of living in the world. Not a Reform fan by any means, but something needs changing. Nobody can be happy with the way things are. That's in general by the way, nothing to do with what others 'jokingly ' refer to as "brown people".

The Micra and the Renault 5 are literally the same car, made in the same factory, with the same chassis, underpinnings, batteries and motors. You'd be crazy to buy either of them, EV depreciation is off the charts.

Horrendous interiors on the Renault 5. I'm not sure why anyone would do that. The Alpine version is nice. The New Micra is coming out in the next few weeks, basically the same car, looks pretty good. Hoping the inside isn't as garish as the Renault. I'm really hoping Nissan do a Nismo version that rivals the Alpine one, but they probably won't.

Ciabatta was invented in 1982. It's younger than me. This has totally blown my mind.

This is the first season that I haven't been to a game since probably 1988. I didn't want Cooper anywhere near us and decided not to renew my membership. I won't be back until there are major changes at the top.

Top isn't going anywhere, neither is Rudkin. The only way they might do something is when you stop giving them your hard earned money. No wonder they're sat there laughing as we're relegated, their pockets are still lined. And you can fly as many banners as you like over the stadium, it doesn't matter. The fans are happy to sit inside and do fvck all. Stop buying season tickets, stop buying memberships, stop going to games, stop buying merchandise. Until people stop, you're complicit to it.

Just posted this on the fundraising page in general chat, but as its golf related, I'll stick it in here too! Some of you might remember about 3 years ago, I did the 'Longest Day' golf challenge for Macmillan and you lot outdid yourselves by helping me and a mate make a lot of money. Well, this year, I'm back. With a bigger challenge! On 19th June, we'll be teeing up at sunrise and heading to the 19th hole (more like the 91st hole) at sunset. Playing golf all day, at least 16 hours, I think a bit more, in aid of our local cancer respite hospice, Cynthia Spencer. Joining me will be my step-son and my nephew. They lost their grandfather, my father-in-law, almost 3 years ago. Cynthia Spencer did so much for him regarding end of life care. They even had a nurse with him at home, by his bedside, when he lost his battle with cancer. She was simply incredible and supported Dave and the family through the toughest of times. On the challenge, we'll walk the whole way and carry our bags, no buggies or trollies allowed. We'll probably each cover around the distance of a marathon. We'd all be incredibly grateful if you can donate anything you can. Thanks for reading, it's a charity that's incredibly close to our hearts. The Just Giving link is below. https://www.justgiving.com/page/chairtygolfday?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=WA&utm_campaign=016#sharePage

Some of you might remember about 3 years ago, I did the 'Longest Day' golf challenge for Macmillan and you lot outdid yourselves by helping me and a mate make a lot of money. Well, this year, I'm back. With a bigger challenge! On 19th June, we'll be teeing up at sunrise and heading to the 19th hole (more like the 91st hole) at sunset. Playing golf all day, at least 16 hours, I think a bit more, in aid of our local cancer respite hospice, Cynthia Spencer. Joining me will be my step-son and my nephew. They lost their grandfather, my father-in-law, almost 3 years ago. Cynthia Spencer did so much for him regarding end of life care. They even had a nurse with him at home, by his bedside, when he lost his battle with cancer. She was simply incredible and supported Dave and the family through the toughest of times. On the challenge, we'll walk the whole way and carry our bags, no buggies or trollies allowed. We'll probably each cover around the distance of a marathon. We'd all be incredibly grateful if you can donate anything you can. Thanks for reading, it's a charity that's incredibly close to our hearts. The Just Giving link is below. https://www.justgiving.com/page/chairtygolfday?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=WA&utm_campaign=016#sharePage

I'm utterly gobsmacked that we didn't see the trophy presentation on Sky. It's usually on, isn't it? What the hell?

We don't get this on Sky???? And as magical as Augusta is, in my eyes, it'll never beat The Open. Just ask Tiger about winning at St Andrews. I wouldn't frown upon any major, but The Open and The Masters are the ones you want to win the most, surely?

Standard in the Butler Cabin. It'll be a bit different in the public 'ceremony' outside. It's designed to be like that, like everything at Augusta

Nick Faldo is such a nob

Yeah, I'm in tears

Abso fvcking lutely

Amazing. Just amazing. So happy for Rory, that was the moment the weight of the golfing world lifted from his shoulders. An all time great now, as if he wasn't already. He'll bag a fes more now. And if he doesn't, who cares? He's won them all. What a week at Augusta. Did anyone know the week started with one of my mates walking the course? @Izzy

Arise Sir Rory