Smyth_18

I always thought this about the rich...but then I guess when does it stop?
If Derby were to pay for it then I’m sure there would be other people in the same situation that come forward and ask for money.

You know how Keogh apparently feels let down?
That's how i feel x10 now that the Paddy Padster thread has been locked.

You know how Keogh apparently feels let down?
That's how i feel x10 now that the Paddy Padster thread has been locked.

You know how Keogh apparently feels let down?
That's how i feel x10 now that the Paddy Padster thread has been locked.

The best tips I can offer are bedtime is bedtime, this is the first battle. Keep it the same time as much as possible.
Don't be afraid to tell them no and that they can't have stuff. Some parents think they have to give their child everything they want, whilst it is easier in the short term to say yes, long term it makes everything harder.
Persist with things and don't back down or give up.
Dont worry if other babies/children seem to be developing quicker, they will do everything in their own time, my youngest didn't learn to crawl and went straight into walking, my eldest didn't say his first word until later than most (now you can't shut him up) 
Last thing I will say is don't panic. You will pick everything up as you go. And enjoy it. 

You've answered your own question. Keogh can't fulfil his contract by playing football.
He was offered a new deal on reduced terms which he rejected, hence the sacking.
It really is very simple.

And round we go. The others can still fulfil their contracts. Keogh has been injured, not whilst playing, and cannot fulfil his contract - perhaps he has insurance?!

Phillip Cocu 100% said that Richard Keogh feels responsible in the immediate aftermath.

The silly mind games of Mrs Pastinaak.
She and the kids have been out all day leaving me and the dog to our own devices. 
First thing she does when she gets in? Looks me up and down then hands me the car keys. "I forgot to go to the co op on the way home, can you nip?".
So I quite reasonably inform her that me and the dog stopped by the Jug & Glass on our walk at lunch and I had a half of lager so sadly I can't drive. She comes back with "Well that was 5 hours ago so that half will be well out your system by now, so can you nip?".
Of course I can't nip. I had 5 pints at the Jug and I've been necking Cobras all afternoon watching Spurs snap Toffee legs. She knows it and I know it.
This charade is becoming an all too regular occurrence. 

Not random, but amused me.
A major customer at work has sent out an edict that incoming deliveries will be rejected if they contain plastic packaging such as bubble wrap or those plastic Wotsits, due to environmental concerns.
Laudable intent, until you consider that we supply them exclusively with plastic components to be used by them carrying out their business.
That business?
Oil and Gas exploration and drilling!
 
 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

Anybody remember at the time it came out that Keogh was 'devastated' and 'feels responsible'?
How come when he is made responsible he feels let down & is a scapegoat? 

When your child does something new which you are proud of, you don't need to stick it on Instagram/ Twitter/ Facebook.
Several reasons really...
1) People other than you don't care. (Harsh but true)
2) Enjoy the moment without sticking a camera in their face.
3) Other people who follow you may have kids who haven't reached that stage. And it will worry the poo out of them.

I am absolutely astounded that Keogh feels let down by Derby County.
 
The man was in a privileged position to Captain a professional football club. A job dreams are made of. There's a small matter of £25,000 a WEEK to add to that. 
He should have been leading that night whether he's on the pitch or not. Yet somehow he got into the car with a drunk team mate, who is also mentally unstable.
He then got injured when that car crashed. Leaving him unable to play for over a year. 
Somehow, this man feels he deserves to be payed the same amount as usual, as well as having thousands pumped into his rehabilitation.
 
A Bamford of the highest order. Good riddance. 

I am absolutely astounded that Keogh feels let down by Derby County.
 
The man was in a privileged position to Captain a professional football club. A job dreams are made of. There's a small matter of £25,000 a WEEK to add to that. 
He should have been leading that night whether he's on the pitch or not. Yet somehow he got into the car with a drunk team mate, who is also mentally unstable.
He then got injured when that car crashed. Leaving him unable to play for over a year. 
Somehow, this man feels he deserves to be payed the same amount as usual, as well as having thousands pumped into his rehabilitation.
 
A Bamford of the highest order. Good riddance.