We have an ethanol burner, replacing a multi-fuel burner, and had quite a few problems with its functioning at first (new tech). It’s fine now though and appreciating the convenience of turning it off/on instead of the hassle of cleaning etc. We have an air quality monitor in the room and seen a...
Haven't seen this mentioned specifically but I thought Lallana was excellent last night in the way he orchestrated the game. I was close to the pitch and his talking/yelling/screeching to his team mates was constant. I thought he did a good job winding up a couple of their players, and...
What time would/will people be catching the train from Brighton to avoid potential trouble. I’m travelling down from London and fear entering some mass brawl on arrival at 18:45!
Both my son and daughter have ADHD and 90 minutes of football is the only thing they can sit down and watch without moving about. They now come to away games and the noise, smells and just stuff always happening around them just keeps their attention. Maybe not for all kids but works for my two.
Interesting you mention this. I was sat behind the subs warming-up on Saturday and was surprised how uninterested he was on what was happening on the pitch. He was far too busy talking to Onana via his gloved hand to care about the game. I was generally unimpressed how much love there was...
Exactly this. The RDZ style of play requires every player to know exactly when and where to make the pass and the sequence of movement/passing thereafter. A missed pass leads the sequence to break down and ultimately leave us exposed and open to a counter attack. He will not play someone that...
We should play 5 across the back and 5 in attack, playing a high line to squeeze out the need for a central midfield 2. Playing with an attacking overload will keep us on the front foot, while an overload in defence will secure against counter attacks. Sorted.
RDZ comments were interesting post game that Moder is good at find spacing behind the defending line...which I suspect is why he was introduced second half, to break the low block.
I brought my first flat, 25 years ago, in Crystal Palace with my now wife. Nothing but great memories and our Palace supporting neighbour was a lovely bloke, albeit a bit smelly.
As someone living in Leistershire I'm surrounded by them, and without exception they would be gutted to loose him. A couple of dads at my son's football game on Sunday couldn't even bring themselves to talk to me.
As a resident of Leicestershire, and my best mate being a Leicester City season ticket holder, I can confidently report this would be an absolute incredible signing.
Junior clubs are beginning to ban these small shin pads. Last weekend a referee ordered a boy off the pitch for not having adequate sized pads......in the same game my son's pad was cracked in half from a bad studs-up tackle.