Eng teams in CL. Is that 2 draws and 4 defeats? Does the tough league with no

[7sisters]

I think i agree. What does it say about a competition that the prize for winning it is not having to compete in it the following year?

If we are severing the links by not allowing teams to drop down from the CL (and I agree we should stop that) then we should also sever that link.

We've ended up with an atrocious spurs side qualifying for the champions league after a season where they were utterly atrocious

In other news. How the fark are a talented squad like Palace drawing with a bunch of part time kebab grillers from Cyprus ? I think that comes close to achieving Spurs levels of embarrassment.

[Peter]

In other news. How the fark are a talented squad like Palace drawing with a bunch of part time kebab grillers from Cyprus ? I think that comes close to achieving Spurs levels of embarrassment.

AEK Larnaca are no mugs.

I couldn't even type that sentence and keep a straight face

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

AEK Larnaca are no mugs.

I couldn't even type that sentence and keep a straight face

In my second year at uni, in Turnpike Lane, there was a kebab shop called Panky Prios. The wall was covered with squad photos of a kids football team. He didn't sell donors or have chilli sauce - he said it was to hid the taste of bad meat.

He had this Cypriot speciality called a Sheftali kebab that I munched every night. Large Sheftali and chips, no salad, ?2.50. It was '90-'91. They were like short, fat, herby lamb sausages covered in caul. Took 15 mins to cook and we played on his 30p 6' pool table while we waited. Up to five games in 15 mins.

I have looked for them ever since - by far the best kebab I've ever had. But only found it once, in Streatham, and it was nothing like Mr Panky Prios.

Has anyone ever had a Sheftali/Sheftalia kebab? Does anyone know where I could get one? I'd love to munch one now. They're lush.

[Peter]

In my second year at uni, in Turnpike Lane, there was a kebab shop called Panky Prios. The wall was covered with squad photos of a kids football team. He didn't sell donors or have chilli sauce - he said it was to hid the taste of bad meat.

He had this Cypriot speciality called a Sheftali kebab that I munched every night. Large Sheftali and chips, no salad, ?2.50. It was '90-'91. They were like short, fat, herby lamb sausages covered in caul. Took 15 mins to cook and we played on his 30p 6' pool table while we waited. Up to five games in 15 mins.

I have looked for them ever since - by far the best kebab I've ever had. But only found it once, in Streatham, and it was nothing like Mr Panky Prios.

Has anyone ever had a Sheftali/Sheftalia kebab? Does anyone know where I could get one? I'd love to munch one now. They're lush.

Oh, Turnpike Lane. Rough as **** but plenty of character. The Queen's Head

Did you ever try Gupta's on West Green Road? Surprisingly good food. They claimed to be 'award winners' but I couldn't find evidence of any awards.. .

I love a bit of sheftalia but not sure I've had it in a kebab.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

Oh, Turnpike Lane. Rough as **** but plenty of character. The Queen's Head

Did you ever try Gupta's on West Green Road? Surprisingly good food. They claimed to be 'award winners' but I couldn't find evidence of any awards.. .

I love a bit of sheftalia but not sure I've had it in a kebab.

No. I only ate large sheftali and chips, no salad, every night, six days a week. On Sunday I survived on gak bars bought for the munchies. I'd love to have a decent, charcoal-grilled sheftali again. I don't like things like fish'n'chip shops, so I'd have starved in my second year were it not for Mr Panky Prios.

I hope his kids' football team wins every match they play.