FindernRam

Its called experience!

Its called experience!

Its called experience!

With the announcement that millions of doses of the corona vaccine will be bottled at Barnard Castle, it looks as if Dominic Cummings may be owed an apology. He didn't travel to the castle to check his eyesight but was actually carrying out a covert mission on behalf of the government, to check out their manufacturing facility.

I don't buy into the pre-season fitness affecting us now. There's nothing like matches to build match fitness, youngsters like Sibley and Knight should manage 2 games a week ok. The oldies are a different matter.
To me the issue is a chronic loss of confidence coupled with an unsettled side. You need understanding with your mates so you don't need to think too much--Kane and Son for example. No-one seems to know when and where to make a run or pass. Torpid, turgid, tottering football.
Assuming Lawrence stays fit, Kazim recovers, Waggy settles with Rooney/Rosenior, Knight and Sibley recover some form, Bird learns how to pass, Wisdom to read the deep ball, we should be ok
Oh bother, that's blown it!!

I don't buy into the pre-season fitness affecting us now. There's nothing like matches to build match fitness, youngsters like Sibley and Knight should manage 2 games a week ok. The oldies are a different matter.
To me the issue is a chronic loss of confidence coupled with an unsettled side. You need understanding with your mates so you don't need to think too much--Kane and Son for example. No-one seems to know when and where to make a run or pass. Torpid, turgid, tottering football.
Assuming Lawrence stays fit, Kazim recovers, Waggy settles with Rooney/Rosenior, Knight and Sibley recover some form, Bird learns how to pass, Wisdom to read the deep ball, we should be ok
Oh bother, that's blown it!!

Tbf not many were predicting our form would slump from top 3 to bottom 3. A steady middle of the road end would see us reasonably comfy. 
I've predicted 17-18th since the autumn so I'll stick and you now have the dubious honour of being in the small minority who are more gloomy than old MoodHoover.... ?

Failure to play their fixtures should result in game being forfeited. Can forgive an unexpected lapse, but 4 games, 25 players/staff infected. smacks of negligence.

Failure to play their fixtures should result in game being forfeited. Can forgive an unexpected lapse, but 4 games, 25 players/staff infected. smacks of negligence.

Failure to play their fixtures should result in game being forfeited. Can forgive an unexpected lapse, but 4 games, 25 players/staff infected. smacks of negligence.

Failure to play their fixtures should result in game being forfeited. Can forgive an unexpected lapse, but 4 games, 25 players/staff infected. smacks of negligence.

Failure to play their fixtures should result in game being forfeited. Can forgive an unexpected lapse, but 4 games, 25 players/staff infected. smacks of negligence.

Be glad when the Pubs open again! 
My drinking at home is getting out of hand. Last night I asked the missus for her phone number.!

500 pages will be Satnav and Audio. 

Bit subtle for this lot.  I think about it then believe that was a Gainsborough!

My gran was the same on a Sunday tea time, (when all my dads side of the family went round when we were kids).
Stood at the table with the loaf stood upright, buttering the end then lancing-off a slice with laser like precision and us eating it as fast as she could go.
Happy memories. 

That triggered a very old (50s) memory: My Gran hated this new fangled sliced bread so only used traditional proper loaves fresh that day. They would be very soft and butter was not the spreadable stuff we have today. so once the crust was cut off she would butter the loaf first then cut the slice off with sharpest knife you ever saw, made by my blacksmith Grandad! 

That triggered a very old (50s) memory: My Gran hated this new fangled sliced bread so only used traditional proper loaves fresh that day. They would be very soft and butter was not the spreadable stuff we have today. so once the crust was cut off she would butter the loaf first then cut the slice off with sharpest knife you ever saw, made by my blacksmith Grandad! 

That triggered a very old (50s) memory: My Gran hated this new fangled sliced bread so only used traditional proper loaves fresh that day. They would be very soft and butter was not the spreadable stuff we have today. so once the crust was cut off she would butter the loaf first then cut the slice off with sharpest knife you ever saw, made by my blacksmith Grandad! 

Including marriages!

Monday is the start of Diarrhoea week, runs 'till Friday!

I tried a similar line " its only a useless bit of rock on your finger!" when she wanted:
Engagement ring, eternity ring, silver wedding ring, ruby wedding ring and birthdays ending in 0 rings.
Useful side effect was could turn the freezer off as the room temperature dropped to well below freezing.

I have the Conquest Classic, same movement I think but waterproof and steel strap. I have it serviced every 2 to 3 years and it comes back like new! Wear it everyday.

I really can't see it happening. Too many bridges burn't. And he's probably passed it.

Be glad when the Pubs open again! 
My drinking at home is getting out of hand. Last night I asked the missus for her phone number.!