Bring back Bryan wade!!
I wanna caravan for me ma
Cometh the hour, cometh the Evan.
No finer time for him to rediscover his goal touch.
No finer time for him to rediscover his goal touch.
passagg?Crikey, not the ones I know to be honest - they hate the Yanks more than the Yanks hate themselves after an election. And that’s a LOT. Might be a regional thing…
Nobody - and I mean nobody - does passagg like the Canucks though. They’re absolute masters.
Passive aggressivepassagg?
Steve Foster also started as a striker. It was Ian St John, when manager at Portsmouth, who moved him to centre half (as they were called then). This is of no relevance to the thread.Lewis started as a striker , now he is the best centre back in the country . At some point someone must have said "mmm I wonder " .
Ah, OK. My ex-wife is CanadianPassive aggressive
Possibly showing a lack of class there, Harry?
Soccer momsXenophobia. As we all know, in the states "football" means that game where they rarely kick the ball and if they want to talk about our game they call it "soccer". Of course this is harmless enough, however the whole world is saturated in American culture so this new usage started to feel like an assault on our language and culture. How dare they try to steal "football" and force us to only use the soppy "soccer" label? Soccer in the USA seems to be viewed as a childs game, less manly than "football" and is used in derogatory terms such as "soccer mums".
Of course it is just a word and used to be common in England but meanings of words change over time and now "soccer" is an Americanism and a belittling of the beautiful game.
Crikey, not the ones I know to be honest - they hate the Yanks more than the Yanks hate themselves after an election. And that’s a LOT. Might be a regional thing…
Nobody - and I mean nobody - does passagg like the Canucks though. They’re absolute masters.
Agree with all of your post, except for the word ‘possibly’.Possibly showing a lack of class there, Harry?
For whatever reason he’s not posting any more, having previously taken time off. But he will be seeing posts like yours.
Most of what he posted seemed to be considered to me, even if I didn’t always agree. Much like your posts.
Surely we dont want the board to be made up of lurkers like me, which will happen if people feel they aren’t able to contribute?
I would imagine his absence is a personal issue rather than the effect of the my putting him on ignore, and he seems impervious to the relentless 'statbore' jibes that others make. I welcomed him back last time he re-engaged. But lacking any apparent empathy doesn't bode well if one wishes to engage on a football chat site. Prickly rebuffing of any attempt to be comradely isn't very polite.Possibly showing a lack of class there, Harry?
For whatever reason he’s not posting any more, having previously taken time off. But he will be seeing posts like yours.
Most of what he posted seemed to be considered to me, even if I didn’t always agree. Much like your posts.
Surely we dont want the board to be made up of lurkers like me, which will happen if people feel they aren’t able to contribute?
And still no apology.Mate, you’ve just described every single unplanned meeting between two or more beings that has occurred in the history of the universe.
“I’m sorry Pa, it’s just so far fetched that you met ma in the very same diner that my friends and I went to last night. The chances of that are astronomical, you expect me to believe of ALL the places Ma could have been at 7:15pm all those years ago was THAT diner, and that she was leaving just as you walked in?? And THEN, 26 years later my college buddies and I stop there on the way to a World Series game? PREPOSTEROUS!”
I am fully aware of this, I just like pointing out how insignificant their 18 team league is and the fact that it's not actually football, neither is it a ballThey're not though. The US and Australia have their own "football" code, so they use "soccer". What are they supposed to do? Suddenly use "football" as shorthand for association football and throw their own local understanding of the word "football" in the bin?
And it's not as if soccer isn't used on our own door step. Nobody calls the game "football" in Ireland either, because they also have their own code, yet nobody seems to get irritated by the Irish referring to the game as soccer.
See my post under yours.Agree with all of your post, except for the word ‘possibly’.
@Stat Brother is a lovely bloke, and I don’t know why @Harry Wilson's tackle feels the need to belittle him here.
Live your own life and let others live theirs.
Why is it good to Ansu on the pitch? Did he really try in an Albion shirt? Seemed more interested in getting subbed off than subbed on.Textbook performance from your boys v Bayern, did not know Raphinha had that in his locker! Good to see Ansu get on the pitch at least.
He did to begin with at least. Looked to give up around the same time RDZ and a fair portion of the team did, I doubt being in the middle of that situation after coming back fro. yet another injury helped him.Why is it good to Ansu on the pitch? Did he really try in an Albion shirt? Seemed more interested in getting subbed off than subbed on.
The UK is not a big place, Brighton is a small place.The story requires a cascade of coincidences. It's unlikely to have occurred.
I'd propose "Bash & Carry"I'm hoping the NFL and the NCAA (the governing body of American college football) will eventually change the name of that sport to avoid the global confusion.
They Yanks do it worse than that, we're currently 4-1-3. And Palace 0-5-3We're currently four, three and one.
Palace are O, three and five.
I get that technically the paramedic broke confidentiality, but have we really gotten to the point that we are so strung up that it's not ok to say "it's all good we thought it was something but he's fine". Sure if they had said, 'look we don't know yet but it's looking serious, he might be paralysed' that would be out of order.You're allowed to share it, you're not bound by patient confidentiality.