I imagine as a default we’ll play with one attacking option matched with a more defensive option on the opposite flank, just to give us a bit of balance. When one of them bombs forward, the other one tucks in to defend etc
I imagine as a default we’ll play with one attacking option matched with a more defensive option on the opposite flank, just to give us a bit of balance. When one of them bombs forward, the other one tucks in to defend etcYeah, the type of wingback we put on the field will surely depend on the opposition and the state of play at the time.
Only fair to warn you I'm 6'8" in my high heelsLaugh at me like that again and I will fucking CRUSH you in the wrestling ring you little prick
Carlita (I think that was his name)
No I did, I bloody well said the donkey yesterday!you won the turner prize
Photo - or it's not real. I work for the BBC and have £35k burning a hole in my pocket.Only fair to warn you I'm 6'8" in my high heels
I work for the BBC
How does the song go, "she works hard for the money"?Photo - or it's not real. I work for the BBC and have £35k burning a hole in my pocket.
HaiSuper happy to see we have signed Tatsu for a niche reason - I worked at CCFC for a couple of months in the press team when I was in between uni years. It was when Fletcher and Co. We’re running the place when Iain Dowie was managing.
At the end of the summer I was off to Japan to study there and fletcher had me in his office one day to introduce me to Dowie and Tim Flowers as ‘his man in Japan’ and made me promise to send back info on any promising players I spotted in the J League. I think I recall sending a couple of what could very loosely be described as “scouting reports” but obviously nothing came of it and the barriers to signing someone from the Japanese second tier were pretty high.
Still, it’s nice that all these years later we’ve finally signed a Japanese player, I kind of wish I was still working there so I could do some Japanese language interviews with the new signing. Do we have a Japanese supporters chapter yet? Surely only a matter of time now!
Have you tried pornhub?Not hard
You wear 2ft 9 inch heels?Only fair to warn you I'm 6'8" in my high heels
Yes.Hai
Think that's Japanese for yes
HaiYes.
Hai2u
HaikuHai2u
Been saidAnyone for David Bradford ?
And no in factYes.
You can still find ‘emYou don’t see heels like those much nowadays
I said that bugsyWhat about Arjan de Zeeuw
I'm hoping there's a book on the bowing etiquette and it's called Getting Ojigi Wit' ItNow if you want to understand his bows, or bow to him:
Bowing, Handshakes & Hugs in Japan | A Guide for Foreigners
If you're new to living or working in Japan, social etiquette can be confusing - especially displays of affection! Read our guide first for some tips & advice.interacnetwork.com
"Unlike in western culture, bowing in Japan, known as ojigi, is an important etiquette that is learned from a young age.
Depending on the situation, a bow can be a small nod of the head or a deep bend at the waist. A deep, long bow indicates respect, and a smaller nod is usually less formal.
Bowing in Japan can be used to signify emotions, including appreciation, respect, remorse or gratitude."
Clive Baker.
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