Dethorn

I was a bit piddled too

48 minutes ago, Andicis said:

Don't agree on Adesanya v Romero, I thought that sucked. It was so cagey, it never really got going unfortunately.

I know exactly what you mean - but I sort of bought into the tactics of it and the suspense was palpable

On 09/03/2020 at 14:43, Andicis said:

Was an amazing fight. Might have been the best UFC fight I've ever watched, would recommend giving it a watch.

I concur

The Adesanyo v Romero was good to - great night for UFC

Traces - This one Surprised me - recorded it from Alibi Channel over Xmas (I know my wife saw an ad somewhere and got me to record it) and just watching it now - 2 episodes in it seems pretty good so far - I definitely want to know what happens now, not sure if you can stream it anywhere though.

On 12/12/2019 at 16:16, Dethorn said:

Been a year since I have been on this thread - so I did indeed rewatch Hateful 8 and like several Tarantino films (I am a massive fan) I prefered it the second time. up to 8.5/10

Watched Green Book was very surprised thought it was not my kind of film by the synopsis but I loved it - Vigo Mortenson was awesome 9/10

Once upon a time in Hollywood 10/10 I think it is Tarantino's second best film ever

Looking forward to the Irishman over the holiday period 

Irishman was great and very long 8.5/10

Not as good as Casino or Goodfellas  9/10 and 10/10 respectively

Been a year since I have been on this thread - so I did indeed rewatch Hateful 8 and like several Tarantino films (I am a massive fan) I prefered it the second time. up to 8.5/10

Watched Green Book was very surprised thought it was not my kind of film by the synopsis but I loved it - Vigo Mortenson was awesome 9/10

Once upon a time in Hollywood 10/10 I think it is Tarantino's second best film ever

Looking forward to the Irishman over the holiday period 

On 16/01/2016 at 07:49, Srg said:

Hateful Eight - 8/10

very long, but still just about managed to keep me going throughout. Some good chuckles, good gore and some great characters. Samuel L Jackson was very good. 

I am an early Tarantino Fan but thought his mojo was waning.

Last Xmas I rewatched Django unchained at it went from a 7.5 to a 9 for me.

This Xmas looking forward to watching Hateful 8 again, on my brand new set up ?

13 hours ago, bigbadbob said:

That'll be him. Esteban.

Heh thanks - and to think we made a profit on someone with a firged passport TBE was a great wheeler dealer wasn't he

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esteban_Fuertes

What was the name of the South American striker who was sent away with work permit problems?

And what happened to him ?

I want to say Feurtes - but that might be wrong

A derby flag among others was mentioned on talk sport just now - roving report from Moscow

Good on you guys

COYE

27 minutes ago, sage said:

The reason I saw it as a key moment was it was our first game post Ibe, with defences being able to push up a little and the difference between Eustace taking a second yellow late at Ipswich to keep a win and Mascarell not risking a second yellow to preserve a draw. That second goal was an early indicator of our inability to balance attack and defence for the rest of the season. All opinion though.  

I hadn't twigged this myself, but I think it links to whjy I am not an Ince fan. The two Hull games for me emphaise this, for Ibe read Weiman, in the second game Weiman was pushing on creating space for our talented midfielders to move up and play off of Martin. I have seen Ince with and without the ball rounding behind our CDM. It drives me up the wall.

Ince is without doubt talented, but I think he needs to be coached to give the most of these talents to the team cause.

I think that when opposition defenses push up against us, Hughes, Bryson, Hendrick and probably Butterfield and Johnson have their job made much harder.