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West Ham will win it

Spot on He is a fantastic player Hopefully stays with us for many many seasons to come

**** off mate

The moaners out in force Decent game this As each week passes a lot of our fan base become more ****ing ridiculous

What a tackle. It's a thing of beauty

No idea Thats the problem

How so? Injury to Cags or Evans and then what? Wes is out too

Love the fact your mates house got robbed and the thing hes most pissed off about is a bottle of rum with Wes face on it

Yep slack him off He is shit Doesnt create, doesnt score, takes shots from his own penalty area, doesnt pass Sell him on the cheap and buy someone half decent

Out of the team? Are you taking the piss? He's one of the first on the team sheet and so he should be. We are certainly more likely to win games with madders on the pitch than off it

100%. Some of our fans are absolute weapons

Madders would have had 2 or 3 first half if not for their keeper

Idiot

I AM ****ING BUZZZZZING FOR THIS

I don't think we are signing anyone No point in signing for signings sake Unless they're going to improve what we have it's pointless. Leave it until the summer

For me the Samsung S+ range is the best you can get. Wouldn't go back to iPhone if you paid me

That's really interesting!

Do you have a website? Very early days and January is generally are rocky month for sales

definitely the way to do it

Some interesting points, I certainly agree about the idea 'vs' the lifestyle. I certainly feel that if you don't believe in your idea/service/product 100% then it's time to walk away as you just won't be successful or certainly have any longevity in what you're doing/trying to do. I started my business at the end of 2016, the first six months were tough and a huge learning curve but since then I haven't looked back and although owning your own business brings a whole different set of challenges and stresses, they're good challenges and stresses to have (if you can get it right) For me, year 1 was all about seeing if my business model worked and attracted revenue, year 2 was to see if it was sustainable, year 3 to really establish that model and move toward growing it, and now year 4 I am concentrating on growing the business. Very easy to run before you can walk isn't it, in the early days i found myself wanting to do everything really quickly, but i think slow growth = less risk and hopefully more longevity

Your contribution is priceless

Opportunity, it's all about opportunity

Well, as the imaginative title suggests, do you own your own business / are you self employed? What do you do? What do you love about it? What are your stresses? What size is your business? How longs it been going? Could you ever go back to employment? Really interested to find out

Last year was my biggest drinking year, for a lot of reasons. I drank pretty much every day from the summer to NYE Personal, work related stress and other stuff but i decided to do 6 weeks dry from January 2nd (couldn't do the first as i went to the races!!!) but I am now 21 days in without drinking anything at all and I feel great, i've even got back into the gym. I totally agree when the 6 weeks is done i'll focus on drinking Friday/Saturday or the odd social. It's cheaper (obviously) and i feel so much better for it.