bathseagull
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...it was crap
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Blues Rock DJ
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I drove him, yes, it was crap.....
I quite enjoyed it.
Pogue Mahone
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I didn't. It was utter crap.
Concise and to the point. I like it.
i didnt go so this is a genuine question...
The stats say we had 63% possession and 16 shots which is pretty good for an away game. So how was it crap?
Pogue Mahone
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redneb
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How the f*ck did you get there? Magic f*cking carpet.
The OP lives in Bath, a short journey from Yeovil
Pogue Mahone
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How was he supposed to know this? I can't see any obvious clues...
bathseagull
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I no longer live in bath...
Pogue Mahone
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I take it back. Magic carpet it was.
bathseagull
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Thanks, I am considering a new career in the media as a sports reporter...
It said more in 3 words than Naylor usually says over 2 pages.
TheJasperCo
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I'm sure it wasn't all bad. Yeovil's a nice place from what I've heard.
Pogue Mahone
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You have heard incorrectly.
They all worship Paddy Ashdown and the Liberal Democrats down there.
bathseagull
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We did have the vast majority of possession, yes, however we didn't do a great deal with it. For example, on many an occasion we had possession in the middle of the pitch and due to the lack of forward runners we were forced to hold onto it and recycle it sideways or backwards. There was very little pace or urgency about us. Yeovil were very poor and posed very little threat so you might just about argue we were the better side although kuszcak seemed the busier of the two keepers...
Because the keeper having the ball counts as possession. Because a lofted ball that a player stretches for and gets a glancing header that skews off and out for a goal kick counts as a shot, as does a speculative effort from distance that flies high and wide, and an effort that is blocked a couple of feet after it's been kicked.