therealhantsram

In 2 games you've just echoed what the Charlton fans told us.
"Lacks ball control and guile."
This, sadly is what we have.

This un-fortunately is exactly what I heard too from Charlton fans, needs to improve in a few areas but I'm more concerned with his actual effort, the minimum I expect from any player is 100 per cent effort and I don't think we are seeing that
I always think fans accept below par performances but not a lack of effort

This one has really hit me hard. Celebrity deaths don't do that normally.
I've been trying to figure out why.
I think it's because he has just been a constant presence all my life , chatting away in the background in the kitchen. I was just listening to his show Sunday morning. Who knew he was almost 70? He still sounded like he was 30.
Whatever misery was going on in the world his shows always brought a smile. I remember hanging out with my mates on the school playing field, all of us trying to copy his Mr Angry character back in the 80s.
I guess his voice takes me back to those childhood times of footy in the park and back home for tea at 5pm on the dot or there would be hell to pay.
His death reminds me of the parents I have lost and those incredible childhood friendships  I'll never have again.
Rest well Steve.

This one has really hit me hard. Celebrity deaths don't do that normally.
I've been trying to figure out why.
I think it's because he has just been a constant presence all my life , chatting away in the background in the kitchen. I was just listening to his show Sunday morning. Who knew he was almost 70? He still sounded like he was 30.
Whatever misery was going on in the world his shows always brought a smile. I remember hanging out with my mates on the school playing field, all of us trying to copy his Mr Angry character back in the 80s.
I guess his voice takes me back to those childhood times of footy in the park and back home for tea at 5pm on the dot or there would be hell to pay.
His death reminds me of the parents I have lost and those incredible childhood friendships  I'll never have again.
Rest well Steve.

Just seen Boltons next 7 league games include 5 away fixtures. Travelling over 1,100 miles. 
 
Also that from now until after they play us on the 16th of March they’ve to play every Tuesday to catch up on missed games. 
 
They’ve already picked up injuries to their best Defender and best striker Santos and Charles. Could see them getting a bit of a burn out with them fixtures. 
Big few weeks to try build a gap over them. 

This one has really hit me hard. Celebrity deaths don't do that normally.
I've been trying to figure out why.
I think it's because he has just been a constant presence all my life , chatting away in the background in the kitchen. I was just listening to his show Sunday morning. Who knew he was almost 70? He still sounded like he was 30.
Whatever misery was going on in the world his shows always brought a smile. I remember hanging out with my mates on the school playing field, all of us trying to copy his Mr Angry character back in the 80s.
I guess his voice takes me back to those childhood times of footy in the park and back home for tea at 5pm on the dot or there would be hell to pay.
His death reminds me of the parents I have lost and those incredible childhood friendships  I'll never have again.
Rest well Steve.

This one has really hit me hard. Celebrity deaths don't do that normally.
I've been trying to figure out why.
I think it's because he has just been a constant presence all my life , chatting away in the background in the kitchen. I was just listening to his show Sunday morning. Who knew he was almost 70? He still sounded like he was 30.
Whatever misery was going on in the world his shows always brought a smile. I remember hanging out with my mates on the school playing field, all of us trying to copy his Mr Angry character back in the 80s.
I guess his voice takes me back to those childhood times of footy in the park and back home for tea at 5pm on the dot or there would be hell to pay.
His death reminds me of the parents I have lost and those incredible childhood friendships  I'll never have again.
Rest well Steve.

This one has really hit me hard. Celebrity deaths don't do that normally.
I've been trying to figure out why.
I think it's because he has just been a constant presence all my life , chatting away in the background in the kitchen. I was just listening to his show Sunday morning. Who knew he was almost 70? He still sounded like he was 30.
Whatever misery was going on in the world his shows always brought a smile. I remember hanging out with my mates on the school playing field, all of us trying to copy his Mr Angry character back in the 80s.
I guess his voice takes me back to those childhood times of footy in the park and back home for tea at 5pm on the dot or there would be hell to pay.
His death reminds me of the parents I have lost and those incredible childhood friendships  I'll never have again.
Rest well Steve.

This one has really hit me hard. Celebrity deaths don't do that normally.
I've been trying to figure out why.
I think it's because he has just been a constant presence all my life , chatting away in the background in the kitchen. I was just listening to his show Sunday morning. Who knew he was almost 70? He still sounded like he was 30.
Whatever misery was going on in the world his shows always brought a smile. I remember hanging out with my mates on the school playing field, all of us trying to copy his Mr Angry character back in the 80s.
I guess his voice takes me back to those childhood times of footy in the park and back home for tea at 5pm on the dot or there would be hell to pay.
His death reminds me of the parents I have lost and those incredible childhood friendships  I'll never have again.
Rest well Steve.

He was still on Radio 2.

What a loss. I loved that guy growing up. 
Get the geese off. 
RIP. 

Like Arteta stood next to Pep, Steve stood next to Arteta. 
Get him in, I say. Local guy, with previous ties to our club. 

Bellingham, Forden and Rice.
Playing in behind Saka, Kane and Rashford (just jokes) and Grealish.
The best (imo) Right Back in the world in Walker and a decent enough defence.
Please don't waste it, Gareth. I fear you might do, though. 

Absolutely. More idiocy from a truly inept tactician. Rancid football - predictable and ponderous in attack . All the clapping the fans and trying to become the next Ian Holloway with media friendly antics  cannot hide the fact that he is a truly terrible coach . We should wipe out Shrewsbury ( themselves an appalling team ) with the players at his disposal .What does he actually do all week ? 

Opta do some stats around this. They suggest the top 2-3 teams in that league are around mid-league 2 standard. But there's  a big variation in quality and suggest the majority of teams in that league are bottom-end Conference level. (Or National League as I think it is called these days).

To Glentoran? Yeah right.

You spent so long on that reply that you totally forgot to mention about Musk agreeing that the deep state are turns kids in LBGTQ and that the Dems have started a civil war!
It worked though, the thread then moved into a valid debate about who should or shouldn't be interviewed.  
I loved this bit though: "Carlson has been by far the most watched political commentator in America, yet lost his voice when dumped by the legacy media."
He was dumped by Fox News! About the same time they paid out millions to the voting company whom they lied about fixing the election. And Carlson now interviews Putin on a platform ran by a lunactic who laughably thinks the deep state is turning kids gay and who also runs a communications network that can impact on warfare between two European countries!
It's been a bad couple of years to have Musk as your hero. What would he have to do for you to even slightly question your undying support of him? Call a guy who rescues kids from a cave a child abuser? Promote wild, unsubstaniated theories that politician's families attacked at home were just the victims of spurned gay lovers, not the victims of lunatics beliving the constant stream of garbage pumped out by the likes of Fox News/Musk?
 

The point of my original post, which I kind of got lost on, isn't that the big problem is Putin being interviewed. It's the fact that I fear this is the beginning (or midpoint) of Musk becoming a shill for anyone who opposes what he deems "the deep state", who are apparently turning people gay to get more people to vote for Biden.
Hypothetical question: would you have advocated interviewing Hitler during the Second World War and broadcasting it on the radio?

Well, it's not exactly going to be like Maitliss/Prince Andrew, is it?

Controls what people see, as you say. Also in charge of getting us to Mars, and he’s behind Neuralink, which is putting chips in people’s brains. He also owns Starlink, which has already become relevant in the Russia-Ukraine war: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starlink_in_the_Russo-Ukrainian_War#:~:text=SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has,school instead of drone strikes.
You only have to watch Sunak’s fawning interview with him last year to see where the balance of power lies between Musk and the British Prime Minister, for example.

It would be funny if he wasn’t one of the most powerful people in the world. 

I think it’s becoming more apparent by the day that this man is going completely haywire and is potentially even a Russian shill. He now appears to be funding/facilitating an interview with Vladimir Putin - note the watermark in the bottom left.
And you can’t tell me this is an opinion of a sane man

Sorry bud, you got that all wrong.
What you forget is that there is only a limited supply of doctors. The more demand there is from paying clients in the private sector, the less work they are able to do in the NHS.
Private healthcare does not mean shorter waiting lists for the rest of us, it means longer ones.

Sorry bud, you got that all wrong.
What you forget is that there is only a limited supply of doctors. The more demand there is from paying clients in the private sector, the less work they are able to do in the NHS.
Private healthcare does not mean shorter waiting lists for the rest of us, it means longer ones.