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19 February 2008

New Baby ~ Emily Cate Hallett

Born Sunday 17th February, 2008.

Emily Cate Hallett.
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18 February 2008

Pink Floyd everyone

Barnsley to beat Chelsea....Sorry to MEET Chelsea....silly of me really

Barnsley Gets Chelsea in FA Cup

33 minutes ago

LONDON (AP) — Barnsley will host defending champion Chelsea in the quarterfinals of the FA Cup. The League Championship side stunned Liverpool 2-1 Saturday.
Manchester United will play a Premier League club for the 11th game in a row. The Red Devils will play host to Portsmouth.
Only three Premier League clubs are sure to make the sixth round. A fourth, Middlesbrough, must beat League Championship club Sheffield United in a fifth-round replay before it hosts Cardiff, which is also from the division below.
The other quarterfinal match pits League One team Bristol Rovers at home to West Bromwich Albion.

News from the Swans

Swansea suspend youth coach Moss ~ Swansea City have suspended youth team coach David Moss for 28 days, BBC Sport Wales understands.

Moss played for the club between 2002 and 2003, and was appointed to the post by former manager Kenny Jackett in May 2005.
He was brought in to oversee the development of up and coming young players such as Joe Allen and Shaun McDonald at the Liberty Stadium.

The club are refusing to comment on the situation.

Beautiful Skull


Barnsley to play Chelsea

News just in ~

Barnsley will play Chelsea in the next round of the cup!!!!!!!!!!

07 February 2008

JJ Williams speaks out for Welsh rugby.....in English and French.

Quel incroyable match.

At one stage I thought ‘look out, there’s another hammering coming here’ and then it all turned around with 20 minutes to go.
À un moment, j'ai pensé 'affût, il ya un autre martèlement de venir ici », puis il se retourna avec 20 minutes à faire.


Looking back I wonder if England lost it or did Wales just change everything? Avec le recul je me demande si elle a perdu l'Angleterre ou du Pays de Galles ne vient tout changer?

It was a bit of both I think. Il était un peu des deux je pense.


Wales’ fitness must be applauded - they kept running and running. Wales' fitness doit être applaudi - elle a continué de tourner et de fonctionnement.

In the first half when they were trying to run the ball, they were going through phases and losing possession. Dans la première moitié quand ils essayaient de lancer le ballon, ils allaient à travers les phases et à la perte de la possession.


But they kept the ball in the last 20 minutes and kept the ball out wide. Mais il a gardé la balle dans les 20 dernières minutes et a tenu le ballon hors de large.

England struggled to cope with that. Angleterre luttent pour faire face à cela.

Henson made some powerful breaks through England’s midfield Henson fait quelques pauses puissant du milieu à travers l'Angleterre

England fell apart totally and couldn’t live with the pace of the game. Angleterre bascule totalement et ne peut pas vivre avec le rythme du match.

Wales unsettled them. Pays de Galles instable. They were totally flabbergasted. Ils étaient totalement flabbergasted.

At the end of the game when they were behind the posts waiting for the conversion, they looked totally confused. A la fin du jeu quand ils étaient derrière les postes d'attente pour la conversion, ils attendent une confusion totale.

They were lacking leadership and Wales had it all. Ils manquent de leadership et du Pays de Galles avait tout cela.

They took their opportunities and that’s what sport is all about. Ils ont pris leurs possibilités et c'est ce que le sport pour tous.


We played poorly in the first half but I think the difference between the two sides was what happened in the dressing room at half-time. Nous avons mal joué dans la première moitié mais je pense que la différence entre les deux parties a été ce qui s'est passé dans le vestiaire à la mi-temps.

I think Shaun Edwards and Warren Gatland went about our boys and told them a few home truths. Je crois que Shaun Edwards et Warren Gatland allé sur nos garçons et leur dit quelques vérités maison.

They came out and did much better in the second half, so full compliments to our coaching staff - they were the difference between the two sides. Ils sont sortis et a fait beaucoup mieux au cours du second semestre, si plein compliments à notre personnel d'entraîneurs - ils étaient à la différence entre les deux parties.

It’sa great start for them but now they’ve got to keep their feet on the ground - which I’m sure they will. C'est un excellent début pour eux mais maintenant ils doivent garder les pieds sur terre - dont je suis sûr qu'ils le feront.

We’ve got a massive opportunity with three home games coming up. Nous avons une énorme chance avec trois matchs à domicile à venir. You can’t ask for more than that. Vous ne pouvez pas demander plus que cela.

So it’s a great start and a great boost for Wales and Welsh rugby Donc, c'est partir du bon pied et d'un grand renfort pour et le gallois au Pays de Galles de rugby


JJ Williams was speaking to BBC Wales Sport JJ Williams parlait à la BBC Wales Sport

03 February 2008

What ? No Way!!!!

MPs claim for rent paid to children
A MARRIED couple who are both Tory MPs are using allowances funded by the taxpayer to rent a flat from their own children.
In an arrangement which helps avoid inheritance tax, Sir Nicholas Winterton and his wife Ann have put the London property into a trust set up for their offspring.
Because it no longer belongs to them, they have been able to claim £165,826 to stay there, passing the cash to the trust in the form of rent.
But Commons rules say MPs should not use the accommodation allowance to lease property from themselves, or any organisation they, or their relatives, have an interest in.
The Wintertons’ arrangement, detailed in The Mail on Sunday today, concerns a flat on Greycoat Street, Westminster. Their £195,000 mortgage was paid off by February 2002, when the flat was transferred to the trust.
Under Commons rules, the couple would have been unable to continue claiming accommodation expenses after the mortgage had been paid off had they kept the property in their own names.
Their children have benefited from the rent, and a reduction in liability for inheritance tax.
Sir Nicholas said: “I see nothing unethical or wrong . . . it was agreed by the Commons Fees Office. I happen to rent a property that I bought outright.”