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TOPS also sell Waitrose (English premier range supermarket) allbran. Much less sugar than kellogs

Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 08, 2025 4:29 pm We’ll just have to wait for the mystery to unfold!!

Shouldn't be too long. I suspect the meeting I witnessed yesterday, was possibly being held by the new incumbents.

Very good guess by Ratsima! It actually starts / ends by a minor route, 2041, that heads south of 35. A little further west, as stated by Ratsima, are the roadworks for the connection between 375 and 35.

I drove back from Bkk yesterday, leaving at 11.15, and it took about 3.5 hours. There were no roadwork hold-ups, as such, it was just down to dense traffic, although it was always moving, which started to ease as I passed Samut Sakhon.

Did you notice the Thai FA's new head office on yout trip? It's in the main sports complex in the area by the footie stadium and university, I only noticed it as we pass it to get to a nearby Makro we sometimes use in Bkk, becauase it has plenty of parking! I wondered how much they paid for it and w...

Big Boy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 07, 2025 3:04 pm 4 previous champions in the bottom half

You, me, Lomu and.... Buksi?????

Well, I just arrived back in Hua Hin since leaving on about the 20th December. And as I always do, I popped into Bluport / MV for some essentials, and blimey, what a change! A lot more shelving has been removed, many freezers are empty, marked as 'awaiting repair', as is the salad and soup sections ...

The 'not in the spirit of the game' goal was partially down to the Vietnamese tactics. They came to defend their lead, and must have thought it was their birthday when gifted such an early goal. Do you think their falling down every 2 minutes to disrupt the flow of football to be 'in the spirit of ...

That's getting a bit too close for comfort!!!!

Prices always were always competitive for the basics. The stuff that can be bought everywhere, such as a pint of milk. When you pay extra at any of these stores, it's generally because of a product unique to them, or a difference in quality, just as in the UK. It's no coincidence that TOPS sell prod...

I enjoyed the game, and did think 'the not in the spirit of the game', goal, spurred Vietnam on a bit, but Thailand did miss other chances before and after the own goal, so I think the result could be put down to Karma! I am surprised to see you call the stadium 'beautiful'. I think it's an absolute...

There were rumours before about Big C and Bluport, but Big C are usually the landlords and not the tenants, as many who go to Bkk and even Korat, will know. Usually they are the main store in the their own premises surrounded by restaurants and other shops, so being on Bluport would be a change in p...

HHTel wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2025 11:43 am Having moved to Nongkhai, I'm still trying to get used to the difference in temperature.
It can be up to 10 degs cooler at night than HH. On the plus side, I've been here 3 months and haven't seen a drop of rain!

Oh you will! It was flooded just before you arrived.

The issue is not of the pitches being fit to use, its everything else, from ground safety to transport being disrupted, to the state of the roads around the ground, considering most grounds require some walking to after the initial travel.

Happy New Year everyone!

Watched local displays from the balcony at midnight here in Bkk. Some were pretty impressive.