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No problem provided girls have original ID. Most of the night staff are pleasant. One howere I do not remember on previous visits is anal retentitive. I brought in a 25 y/o the other night. Yes I know her father is probably younger than me, but the b...h behind the counter had a face on her that would curdle milk. My bar fine had more personality in her big toe.

stamboy Not too long to wait for a fix. When does it all kick off again? By Mandeep Sanghera Uefa defends Liverpool decision The pulsating Champions League final is still fresh in the memory but less than a month after Liverpool's dramatic triumph on 25 May the new football season is about to start. The Intertoto Cup first round, first leg gets underway on Saturday as teams bid to qualify for the Uefa Cup while the draw to kickstart this season's Champions League will be on 24 June. Reds fans may still be rubbing their eyes in amazement at beating AC Milan but they will be jolted out of their happy haze as they begin the defence of their crown on 12/13 July. Newcastle's season will start with the third round of the Intertoto Cup on 16/17 July while Manchester United and Everton will join the Champions League race at the third qualifying round on 16/17 August. There has been little time to catch your breath in the ever-diminishing so-called football summer break and the BBC Sport website will be bringing you a list of this season's league fixtures on 23 June. But here is a list of dates on the domestic and European front to put in you diaries for the upcoming campaign in World Cup year. JUNE 18/19 June Intertoto Cup first round, first leg Twenty-four days after the Champions League final, the new season starts with teams vying for a Uefa Cup spot through this competition. 24 June Champions League first and second qualifying round draw Liverpool have been granted permission to play in the competition, despite not qualifying through the Premiership and will have to start at the earliest stage to retain their trophy. JULY 12/13 July Champions League first qualifying round, first leg Glentoran, Shelbourne and Total Network Solutions will join Liverpool at the start of the Champions League trail. 14 July Uefa Cup first qualifying round, first leg CSKA Moscow claimed the 2004/2005 Uefa Cup crown and this year's final will take place at PSV Eindhoven's ground in Holland. 16/17 July Intertoto Cup third round Newcastle take to the stage as they aim to earn a Uefa Cup spot. 30 July Scottish Premier League kick-off Rangers and Celtic, managed by Gordon Strachan, begin their annual tussle for the SPL crown which the former claimed in a dramatic final day of last season. AUGUST 6 August Football League kick-off The Championship League One and Two get underway. Southampton will be vying for promotion straight back into the Premiership, Nottingham Forest will be every team's cup final in League One and while Barnet and Carlisle will be savouring their return to the League. 7 August Community Shield The Ashley Cole 'tapping-up' saga will only have aggravated the rivalry between Chelsea and Arsenal as the Premiership champions play the FA Cup winners at the Millennium Stadium to launch the top-flight season. 13 August Premiership kick-off The start of the new league season as Chelsea set out to regain their Premiership title while Arsenal and Manchester United will be trying to knock the Stamford Bridge outfit off their heady perch. Conference kick-off The non-league season begins with one automatic promotion place up for grabs with another spot via the play-offs. 23/24 August Carling Cup Championship, League One and Two teams start out on the road to the Millennium stadium while the Premiership clubs not in Europe join at the second stage. The third round sees the rest of the top-flight contingent join, including holders Chelsea. 26 August Uefa Cup first round draw Bolton, having qualified for European football for the first time in their history, and Middlesbrough will be in the hat for the first round proper. The draw takes place in Monaco. 31 August Transfer window closes Clubs have until 1700 BST to complete their signings before the window slams shut. OCTOBER 8 & 12 October World Cup qualifying showdown A double header and last of the group games for the European zone. The eight group winners will progress automatically to the finals in Germany along with the two-best second placed teams. The other six teams who finish runners-up will be drawn against each other and play-off for the remaining three places. DECEMBER 9 December The draw for the World Cup will take place in Leipzig in Germany. 31 December Transfer window re-opens The chance to strengthen in order to further a push for promotion, a European spot, the play-offs or stave off relegation is available for clubs wanting to bolster their squads. JANUARY 2006 31 January Transfer window comes down At 1700 GMT the shutters will be drawn and clubs will have to make do with the players they have until the end of the season. FEBRUARY 2006 26 February Carling Cup final The first knockout competition final of the season with a Uefa Cup place on offer for the winners. MAY 6/7 May Premiership & Football League final curtain Dreams will have been realised or may still have the chance to come true via the play-offs and relegation nightmares may have come true as the league campaign comes to a close. 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In the last 2 nights have found the humidity fiercesome. You could boil a kettle on your head.

I got a room in the Royal Asia a few years ago in November as a walk in. It is at the end of Soi 8 and a decent hotel. Free Tuk Tuk up and down to Sukhumvit.

You're welcome flash. Did a bit of detective work since and found the original link. http://www.pattaya-hotels.org/transport/

Flash, Would you believe I cannot find the goddam site a 2nd time? Here is a link to another site which gives you the schedule from both terminals. http://www.welkominnthailand.com/e_information.htm

Result of googling bus schedules. Not certain how often bus goes from Northern Bus Terminal. Found it in a flash. By Bus : This is the easiest and most popular way to get to Pattaya. You can take a bus at the Eastern Bus Terminal on Ekmai Road in Bagkok. There are air-conditioned buses leaving daily from 5.30 am-9 pm. The bus departs every 40 minutes. Tel.0 2391-9829. There are also the second-class air-conditioned buses leaving every 30 minutes from 5.00 am-9.00 pm. Tel.0 2391-2504. Alternatively, you can take a bus at the Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2) on Paholyothin Raod. Air-conditioned buses leave daily from 6.30 am-6.30 pm. Te. 0 2936-2852-66.

Were you watching nidnoyham?

Difficult to find people in Amsterdam who do not speak English. A German explained to me that as TV programmes and Movies are shown in Holland in original language ie English with Dutch subtitles it helps them to speak English well. Germans are not as good at English as their programmes are dubbed. It is very likely the Dutch would have won the World Cup in 1978 if Cruyff had played. Dutch footballers have the reputation of being very indepently minded.

Areca Lodge, Soi Diana.

Areca Lodge is on the other side of the street, but about 150 metres down the Soi.

I came in with a lady one night who was not let in as she had only a photocopy of her ID. In this case we were both shown the notice requiring original ID so I had no complaints. I would be annoyed also if it was put over in a brusque manner.

Money is destroying the competitive element in football. Sunderland, Wigan and the playoff winners will face a huge task to survive next season.

Feileacan, I know what you mean. Dublin Airport is a frightful kip. Even more hassle lately with security measures.

eltizla, It might be worth investigating going from Dublin as there are plenty of connections with LHR.

Taxi, Did you notice what Sports TV channels are available? I like being able to watch the major sports in the comfort of your own room.

BigDUSA, From what I have been told on another forum recently, I would suggest that Mor Chit (Northern Bus Terminal) is a better bet. I understand it has a/c which Ekkamai has not, and also easier and quicker to get out of Bangkok.

Biggest problem is the tropical downpours which occur after dark. Unlike daylight hours no advance warning.

If I were one of you "comedians" I would worry about being struck by lightning walking down the street.

Not sure if these are the type of places you are looking for. I often go to Hotel Diana Inn for buffet dinner which costs 159 baht. Good selection of dishes there. The Apex Hotel just around the corner also has a buffet dinner. Plenty of Thai food and no danger of starving to death.

I hope the dialogue is in English. I like to understand the story.

See what the 2 Newcastle players have caused already. I can see the World Cup next year being the cause of gunfights on Walking Street.

BigD, Should we be surprised?

I stayed there for 10 days in February in a Studio. Very spacious with good gym and swimming pool. Easy walk to Sukhumvit, and Nana BTS via Soi 6 early and late. Sweaty in the middle of the day. No hassle with guests.

Reminds me of the 2 Blackburn players who started fighting in Moscow during a European Cup Game. David Batty and I think Graham Le Saux.