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sorry about that david i must be a bit touchy today ive all ready had a row with 2 suppliers this morning and a phone spat with my missus over the serious subject of what to do for tea tonight(pathetic i know) :roll:
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Mrs Griff has already told me that there will be steak and chips on the table when I get home in good time for me to settle down to watch the match and without fear of having to bath the little one which would otherwise interfere with the digestion process. She will also go swimming just before 8 and leave me in total peace until the match is finished. 8-)
I do hope she isn’t getting a few complimentary ‘lengths’ at the pool. :? [/quote]
Sounds fishy! ;)Mrs Griff has already told me that there will be steak and chips on the table when I get home in good time for me to settle down to watch the match and without fear of having to bath the little one which would otherwise interfere with the digestion process. She will also go swimming just before 8 and leave me in total peace until the match is finished. 8-)
I do hope she isn’t getting a few complimentary ‘lengths’ at the pool. :?
Sounds fishy! ;) [/quote]
It’s the breast-stroke I’m worried about :(
Young players are a little bit like melons. Only when you open and taste the melon are you 100 per cent sure that the melon is good,’ Mourinho said recently.
‘Sometimes you have beautiful melons but they don’t taste very good and some other melons are a bit ugly and when you open them, the taste is fantastic… One thing is youth football, one thing is professional football. The bridge is a difficult one to cross and they have to play with us and train with us for us to taste the melon.
‘For example, Scott Sinclair, the way he played against Arsenal and Man United, we know the melon we have.’Sorry, missed the point totally. Is he a good or a bad melon?[/quote]
Some melons are good. Some melons are bayd. But some melons…Young players are a little bit like melons. Only when you open and taste the melon are you 100 per cent sure that the melon is good,’ Mourinho said recently.
‘Sometimes you have beautiful melons but they don’t taste very good and some other melons are a bit ugly and when you open them, the taste is fantastic… One thing is youth football, one thing is professional football. The bridge is a difficult one to cross and they have to play with us and train with us for us to taste the melon.
‘For example, Scott Sinclair, the way he played against Arsenal and Man United, we know the melon we have.’Sorry, missed the point totally. Is he a good or a bad melon?[/quote]
Some melons are good. Some melons are bayd. But some melons…[/quote]
… unbalieveable melons. Even more 3D melons, only on Sky Sports
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