Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Hello guys, can anyone tell me the best way to catch a pike,have a carbon rod with mitchell reel. bob
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
If you take your boots you’ll probably get a game, never mind have to pay to get in.
You have obviously heard about my keeping skills Griff ! I just thought it would be a decent game with it being a play-off 6 point job and a derby. There is no info on the site !![/quote]
Sorry you don’t qualify for the keepers guild…
You must have a tested 1 metre jump :)
Dowd indicating that it was an elbow was laughable. Still think the ultimate pro Ryan Giggs had a lot to do with the red card though. His reaction summed up the big clubs.
I think we would have still lost quite easily, but I don’t think it would have been as many as 5.
Agree with ya on that ‘Giggs’ as soon as he showed his arms in the air? the rest of the Utd players followed suit’Bat Fasterd Dowd was 40yards away,Total joke ya got 2 linesman a 4th official and still big coccckups happen,as for being beat i think we could may have got a draw’ with a bit of luck with our full eleven on the pitch, which is always a good result against 12 men,never mind no point crying over spilt milk,3points of Stoke starts a great new year.[/quote]
Excuse my pedantry but would we not have to play at the beginning of the year for it to be a the start of a great new year ? ;)[/quote]
Not if were starting it on the back of a win…
Looks like he as well forgotten us now the way he celebrated for man u,none of the dignity and respect that jason roberts shows us when he scores against us.the sour grape award of 2011 goes to wigwam…
Surely it is universally known that anything that Wigan (or a collection of other teams) do against “a big club” is due to the aforementioned big club having a bad day, poor performance, poor team selection, injuries (this is always referred to as an “injury crisis”), quagmire of a pitch, mid-week European game, behind the scenes issues or any one of a million reasons.
Except that the opposition played well.
I just had a meeting with our most senior partner, this afternoon. “see we nicked a point off you again last night, then?”, says I.
“Yeah, but we were crap, absolute garbage”, says he.
Course you were.[/quote]
Gotta play them at there own patronising game…
“Yeah, but we were crap, absolute garbage”, says he…
^^ the reply to of which should be “Nail on the head mate!!! and you
D$%K Heads think your going to be challenging for anything other than the league cup!!! F*&K ME Man Utd are in another league to you boys!!”then sit back and let the fireworks blow B) …
I think Gomez has been great recently and im a fully pledged rose tinted glasses wearing lightsider… However!
I thought there were a few panicked passes astray from Gomez last night something you can’t afford to do against top teams…
Putting those aside I thought he played well, Diame made some gud run’s McCarthy played well, Fig’s looked defensively solid :blink: and an overall good team performance!!!
Roll on boxing day :lol:
RED CAFENOT THAT CONFIDENT AS USUAL THESE SALFORD MUGGERS
£43 A TICKET WITH NO TRAINS OPERATIONAL AT ALL??????????????
BANANA ARMY
Who you calling a mug :P
the most famous face at our stadium to watch the dinosaurs thrown that kinder egg is ……….roy keane..someone that we turn away :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:most famous faces watching wendyball at our stadium:
hugh grant
katy perry & that n ob yed with the hair
kenny dalglish (on sat v chelsea)
lily allen
stephen fry
david beckham (west stand)
pep guardiola (fact)
elton john & his girlboy
ant & dec (if they are famous)
guy ritchie & vinnie jones
liam & noel gallagherThats the definite one’s, source (a bird who works, serving them at the tables)
over to you mc rah rah -x-
You forgot that bloke who won Stars in your eyes!!
Has anyone got that latics song he brought out?
Come on you latics woohhooohoooo hahahaha quality
Think he’s looked alot better in the 3 CB’s obviously with Jones taking on the first man to beat responsibility on that side.
We were very vunerable down our left side and I think this has sorted that problem. Well done Roberto!!
Will be interesting how they do against Man Utd as we know Antonio on his day can make left back’s look amature.
One metre standing jump ? I’m not sure I believe that one !!
Why would he make it up?[/quote]
Griff, get either a metre ruler or a tape measure and place it in front of yourself and then make your own mind up as to whether or not you think it plausible to leap that high from a standing start ! Even if he means by bringing his knees up to his chest, I still find it a little far fetched ! If on the other hand he means one metre in length then that is well doable in fact one metre in length is very easy to do. His use of the word bounce insinuates height to me. Barnes Wallis would no doubt beg to differ ! :)[/quote]
1 metre jump with bringing your knees up to your chest….. far fetched? you must be one chubby boy haha[/quote]
Not overweight at all but thank you you for falling into my trap ! A one metre standing jump lifting your knees to your chest is indeed not that hard to achieve and as I already mentioned the lengthways one metre standing jump is also well easy so I am to presume he means a standing vertical jump with no leg bend which is utter bollocks ! Garswood, your vid clip is a somersault and not a one metre standing vertical jump ![/quote]
Since when was being wrong then contradicting yourself considered to be a trap? :P[/quote]
Ambiguity of internet ! I was being sarcastic ! Yeah a one metre standing jump with bended knees is very easy….NOT !! The universal height of a kitchen worktop is 90cm, can you from a standing start leap onto said worktop ? I know I cant !![/quote]
Yeah I think I probably could….. I would try it at home to test my theory but unfortunately I would bounce back of the cuboards above :silly:
But considering that I think I would have a good chance of it at 6 ft 2 15 stone spending my working days sat at a desk is it really that “far-fetched” that a 6 ft 4 (1.94m) 12.59784355344 Stone (80kg) man from Tanzanian heritage ( I presume very good jumpers ) who’s job requires him to be proficient in jumping could not handle the extra 10cm?[/quote]
So you have cupboards above your sink unit !!!! Ok !! I would love you to try it, both feet at once mind ! You wont get anywhere near the work surface so I wouldn’t worry about the cupboards !! :lol:[/quote]
Well no.. but then I would land in my sink.. :side:
Because these “alleged” sexual assault stories against footballers more often than not turn out to be true dont they…
One metre standing jump ? I’m not sure I believe that one !!
Why would he make it up?[/quote]
Griff, get either a metre ruler or a tape measure and place it in front of yourself and then make your own mind up as to whether or not you think it plausible to leap that high from a standing start ! Even if he means by bringing his knees up to his chest, I still find it a little far fetched ! If on the other hand he means one metre in length then that is well doable in fact one metre in length is very easy to do. His use of the word bounce insinuates height to me. Barnes Wallis would no doubt beg to differ ! :)[/quote]
1 metre jump with bringing your knees up to your chest….. far fetched? you must be one chubby boy haha[/quote]
Not overweight at all but thank you you for falling into my trap ! A one metre standing jump lifting your knees to your chest is indeed not that hard to achieve and as I already mentioned the lengthways one metre standing jump is also well easy so I am to presume he means a standing vertical jump with no leg bend which is utter bollocks ! Garswood, your vid clip is a somersault and not a one metre standing vertical jump ![/quote]
Since when was being wrong then contradicting yourself considered to be a trap? :P[/quote]
Ambiguity of internet ! I was being sarcastic ! Yeah a one metre standing jump with bended knees is very easy….NOT !! The universal height of a kitchen worktop is 90cm, can you from a standing start leap onto said worktop ? I know I cant !![/quote]
Yeah I think I probably could….. I would try it at home to test my theory but unfortunately I would bounce back of the cuboards above :silly:
But considering that I think I would have a good chance of it at 6 ft 2 15 stone spending my working days sat at a desk is it really that “far-fetched” that a 6 ft 4 (1.94m) 12.59784355344 Stone (80kg) man from Tanzanian heritage ( I presume very good jumpers ) who’s job requires him to be proficient in jumping could not handle the extra 10cm?
One metre standing jump ? I’m not sure I believe that one !!
Why would he make it up?[/quote]
Griff, get either a metre ruler or a tape measure and place it in front of yourself and then make your own mind up as to whether or not you think it plausible to leap that high from a standing start ! Even if he means by bringing his knees up to his chest, I still find it a little far fetched ! If on the other hand he means one metre in length then that is well doable in fact one metre in length is very easy to do. His use of the word bounce insinuates height to me. Barnes Wallis would no doubt beg to differ ! :)[/quote]
1 metre jump with bringing your knees up to your chest….. far fetched? you must be one chubby boy haha[/quote]
Not overweight at all but thank you you for falling into my trap ! A one metre standing jump lifting your knees to your chest is indeed not that hard to achieve and as I already mentioned the lengthways one metre standing jump is also well easy so I am to presume he means a standing vertical jump with no leg bend which is utter bollocks ! Garswood, your vid clip is a somersault and not a one metre standing vertical jump ![/quote]
Since when was being wrong then contradicting yourself considered to be a trap? :P
One metre standing jump ? I’m not sure I believe that one !!
Why would he make it up?[/quote]
Griff, get either a metre ruler or a tape measure and place it in front of yourself and then make your own mind up as to whether or not you think it plausible to leap that high from a standing start ! Even if he means by bringing his knees up to his chest, I still find it a little far fetched ! If on the other hand he means one metre in length then that is well doable in fact one metre in length is very easy to do. His use of the word bounce insinuates height to me. Barnes Wallis would no doubt beg to differ ! :)[/quote]
1 metre jump with bringing your knees up to your chest….. far fetched? you must be one chubby boy haha
