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ramit

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  1. Last night I dreamed I was a Derby County player, we were losing a game 0-1 at halftime and I thought well I better take control of this situation and so decided there and then that I had become the team manager.  There were 3 new players in the team, all clueless of how to play that particular game, 1 fancy central midfielder, 1 full of himself forward and 1 lost in space right back and yeah, I straightened em out on change of tactics and such on the pitch, as I didn't allow the team into the dressing room, they had not earned that right.

    Losing the game was out of the question and the key to my whole tactical solution reasoning was Ebou, my main man, and I was looking for him so that I could tell him the plan of him pulling a couple of meters back in midfield, but he was not there.  Where is Ebou, where is my precious Adams, I loudly inquired.  He's in the bathroom, gaffer, someone yelled.  The dream ended with the whole team waiting on the pitch for Ebou to finish his business, while I wondered whether the full of himself new forward actually understood a word of English.

  2. Mrs. ramit and I just finished Ripley on Netflix. 

    I appreciate that it is not for everyone, the slow pace is however intentional, it is a psychological attack on the viewer, who finds him or herself asking, why am I rooting for this psycho at the same time that I want him punished?  If that was the point of the books, then well done production crew, director, camera operators, set designers and actors, we were indeed left asking questions of ourselves.

  3. 19 hours ago, Eddie said:

    Ripley (Netflix)

    Really good - Andrew Scott is a much, much better Tom Ripley (in my opinion) than Matt Damon.

    Halfway through and really enjoying it.  Agree, Scott is extraordinarily good as Ripley, the use of the eyes, the faintest of expressions, the body language all used to exceptional effect.  Miles better than Damon's interpretation.

  4. Quite a few I would prefer to keep, but that depends on their wage demands, Sibley, Wildsmith, Barkhuizen, Ebou, Robinson, and make every effort to keep Collins and Thompson, as we will need hard workers.

    On the subject of betting, call me a sentimentalist, which I am, I would never bet against Derby County, no matter the odds.

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