Oh Happy Days!!

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Just once in a while when everything goes right, and as Hannibal Smith of the A Team would say, "I love it when a plan comes together". Yesterday was just that day, firstly Manure got knocked out of FA cup by Pompey, then Wales win the Triple Crown in Ireland, by beating Ireland 16-12 at Croke Park. Following this game England lose to Scotland at Murryfield, as England lack direction and drive and are Jonny Wilkinson's days number in the England team?!

Then Liverpool beat Newcastle 3-0, With El Nino(Fernandos Torres) scoring his 25 goal of the season, and finally on the sporting front, Chelski also get beaten in the FA cup by the socialist republic of Barnsley, by one goal to nil.

Maybe there is a god, after all, or maybe not!!!

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