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  1. Tried to  order this twice , couldn`t get any where originally so bit the bullet and tried again last week .

    Twenty minutes on the website and I got as far as checkout and it wouldn`t accept two different bank/credit cards , so gave up .

    Checked my bank account and £124 .00 has gone to them but I have received no confirmation whatsoever .

    Emailed them yesterday and queried whether I`m getting a top or not and they`ve asked what my reference number is !

    Christ knows whether or not I`m getting a top or not or they`re just keeping my money anyway

  2. As Scott says there`s not a lot in Carlisle for people to flock to , but I know that people come from Dumfries , Annan & Lockerbie every weekend anyway for a night out because it`s a bit livelier  and usually they get the last train home . 

     

    As someone who`s worked in Carlisle for 35 years and still lives in Scotland , I got loads of stick because of this story about " Us Lot " coming down in our thousands and invading their pubs , stealing their women/sheep/cumberland sausage etc none of which appears to have happened .

  3. Stayed in Playa del carmen 4 years ago . Chichen Itza is definitely worth a visit , we also went snorkelling with turtles at Akumal , which was amazing and not overly commercialised . You had to watch a video on their safety and ecology etc and were only allowed in certain areas and only with a guide .

    Loved Mexico and the people , only downside were the Americans who treated them like shit and spent all their time at the 24 hour bar . They would complain about having to wait 20 minutes for the complimentary golf buggy to the beach which was 5 minutes walk away . 

     

  4. 13 hours ago, castle douglas mcfc said:

    We are staying at Clayton hotel at the airport. There's a bar just up from it. Is big Iain Steel in your group.

     

    Don`t know Iain Steele , Iain Pool (aka Big Pooly) is with us 

  5. Planning a 3 week trip to Australia next year to celebrate me & the wifes` 50th birthdays and look for idea of the best way to plan an itinerary and how to book multiple flights etc and any ideas of do`s and dont`s and any hidden gems .

    Rough plan is to fly to either Melbourne/Sydney first spend a couple of days taking it easy .If we start in Melbourne then take a leisurely drive along the Great Ocean Road as far as Warrnambool and then head back to Melbourne and fly to Uluru .

    After a couple of days` there we want to fly to Cairns and travel down to Port Douglas area and spend a week or so around the GBR . I`d also like to go to Hamilton Island and do a Reefsleep but i`m not sure if this will be practical , unless someone recommends it ! .

    From there we want to go to Sydney for a couple of days and may be looking at a lay over either on the way there or way back . 

     

    Can anyone say if this sounds  like a feasible plan ?

    Cheers

  6. Doesn`t help you as such with your case but fair play to Ryanair with regards the Manchester flight , got paid for our claim within two weeks of putting it in .

    I put a claim in last year with Easyjet for a cancelled flight to Belfast which they weren`t going to pay up on , I went through Resolver and escalated it to the CAA and they paid out in the end , so I`d keep at it if you believe your facts are right .

    Easyjet had claimed it was cancelled due to thunderstorms , which was a load of bull and I was able to prove it due to aircrew being out of time , which was what they told us initially at the gate .

    Good luck

  7. On 13 October 2016 at 1:36 PM, Simy said:

    The sunday morning flight from Manchester was also delayed by 3 hours also ryanair not sure of the problem either

    Put a claim in for this flight via Resolver website ( re MSE ) on friday , just had confirmation that they are paying compenssation and asking for bank details today , so if you haven`t claimed go for it !

  8. £3 @ 25/1 on Iceland 2-1 netted £78 and I`ve still got my £5 e/w on Italy to win the tournament  .

    Off to Krakow tomorrow so hoping for a 2-1 Poland victory on Thursday to keep the profits up  

  9. On 08 June 2016 at 2:47 PM, Fairbairn said:

    This saves me starting a new thread.

    Over the last 4 Euros  the most common score has been 2-1 (21%).  There are very few upsets so we can assume that the majority of these will be 2-1 to the favourite.  The average price for 2-1 to the favourite seems to be 9/1.  If you bet a tenner on that your outlay would be £310 and if the trend continues you could expect 6-7 games to finish 2-1 to the favourite returning between £600 to £700 so a profit of between £290 and £390.  I did a similar thing during that last World Cup (having watched the Euros before) and it worked out almost exactly.  At that price you would only need 3 games to finish 2-1 to (almost) break even and the minimum at any of the last 4 tournaments has been 5.

    Me too ; ) Although there are actually 51 games in total , so your outlay is more  but your potential profit will be higher .

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