Captain Dart
Well-Known Member
That's buggered it then. :facepalm:
That's buggered it then. :facepalm:Oh for fuck sake. Just realised it'll still be 'Dry January' for this game.
Newport, Rhode Island! :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:Which Newport? :emoji_smirk:
So it's Dry January. So I'll be taking part by drinking:Oh for fuck sake. Just realised it'll still be 'Dry January' for this game.
So to quote my favourite comedian, Gary Delaney, you must be waiting for February to start so you can use normal foreplay again....Oh for fuck sake. Just realised it'll still be 'Dry January' for this game.
BehaveLets be honest, as good a day and win it was, with the performance to go with it, Stoke threw that game. They had enough chances to stick the ball away and made a good enough effort of presenting chances to us. They put enough effort in to ensure they didn't get stick from their fans while also getting rid of a manager they clearly didn't want. Even with Grimmer's goal, which I had an amazing angle on at the Ricoh, you can tell on the replay Butland didn't extend properly.
The cup run is great, it's amazing to have the BBC live at the Ricoh and people talking about us. It's great having the fans excited. But the priority is still the league, we have to get out of league 2 as soon as possible before we stagnate again. an away tie at one of the bigger clubs would have given us money to stick in to the team now. Maybe we beat MK Dons and get the big tie next round, would be amazing to keep the run going but it's still too late to give MR any money for the transfer window.
Lets be honest, as good a day and win it was, with the performance to go with it, Stoke threw that game. They had enough chances to stick the ball away and made a good enough effort of presenting chances to us. They put enough effort in to ensure they didn't get stick from their fans while also getting rid of a manager they clearly didn't want. Even with Grimmer's goal, which I had an amazing angle on at the Ricoh, you can tell on the replay Butland didn't extend properly.
The cup run is great, it's amazing to have the BBC live at the Ricoh and people talking about us. It's great having the fans excited. But the priority is still the league, we have to get out of league 2 as soon as possible before we stagnate again. an away tie at one of the bigger clubs would have given us money to stick in to the team now. Maybe we beat MK Dons and get the big tie next round, would be amazing to keep the run going but it's still too late to give MR any money for the transfer window.
Why am I being decisive I wasn't the person along with another who accused a fellow city supporter of threatening them. I've ignored you for a while basically because you're a thoughrally unpleasant person, going back to devisivness just take a long look in a mirror.
You may laugh, but I saw the very same add outside a pub the other day. Their take on Dry January was exactly the same as you have portrayed it, to use it as an adverting campaign to buy 'dry' drinks instead of for turning people off.So it's Dry January. So I'll be taking part by drinking:
Dry Cider
Dry Gin.
Dry Martini
Dry white wine .
And Canada Dry mixer with any other shorts. :emoji_dizzy_face:
That's it then! Confirmed he's a right old twat!I have no idea what the row is about, the constant rows being a reason to not spend too much time on here, but as someone who knows Torch "in real life" I can guarantee you that he is a thoroughly pleasant chap.
And then we read about transfers like Philippe Coutinho for a measly £140 million. Kinda puts our plight into perspective, eh?Looking solely at prize money and the potential funds we'll gain from the MK Dons fixture, it's not the worst draw in the world.
So far we've amassed around £100,000 in prize money alone by getting through to the 4th round - if we take a bumper crowd to MK then we can obviously add to this.
If we manage to pip MK and get into the 5th round we'll earn a further £90,000 just for getting through - with the further possibility of getting a big draw. It's a lot of IFS and BUTS but I'm really hoping we beat MK as it could make all the difference to our season and this summers transfer window.
And then we read about transfers like Philippe Coutinho for a measly £140 million. Kinda puts our plight into perspective, eh?
What sort of sparrow is it?Maybe later. At the moment I am watching a sparrow go in and out of a hedge.
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