dean buy me a white ps4 please
you know i'm good for it
This looks awesome.
I like me some arrow but when that happened my eyes rolled so far they ended up in the east midlands
they returned pretty quickly
because the east midlands is fucking shit. The no man's land of the UK
Man, the US Office is so good. I've watched it like half a dozen times and it still makes me laugh aloud.
When Michael is 'retiring from comedy' and Jim forces him to say that's what she said... so simple but perfectly done. PERFECTLY.
fuck u l1nett
you dont like anywhere I've lived do you
Spain squad.
Rodrigo has been called up by Spain for the first time.
Too bad no one cares.
Fuck international football.
Edit: Bernat gets his first call up too.
I like me some arrow but when that happened my eyes rolled so far they ended up in the east midlands
Hey at least it looks better the fighting choreography in the dark knight rises.
:lol, I got my payslip today, haven't looked at it yet
off tomorrow and next week too, YES M8
btw, can people book holidays on your form without your permission? I'm pretty sure it's an error but I'm certain I didn't book off two weeks for Christmas :S
Absolutely not. Must be an error if it's over Christmas. In our store nobody is allowed holiday in December, which sucks since it's my birthday as well a few days before Christmas
You can ask for your holiday to be allocated, either in it's entirety or a portion of it. And on the form there is a box you can tick which says 'Allocate Remainder Of Holiday Entitlement' to make it official, in which case your manager should check the holiday schedule and try and fit your's in where necessary.
Normally I'd think you've accidentally had it allocated for you, but there's no way they'd voluntarily choose to have you on holiday at the busiest time of the year, unless you're genuinely more trouble than you're worth
Chelsea's 3-0 victory Aston Villa last weekend created a little tremor in my mind. It was that Cesc Fabregas' 144 passes were the most in a Premier League game since Paul Scholes' 148 in 2012 against Tottenham. With the extra subtlety of Cesc and Eden Hazard, especially, this Chelsea side could surpass the performance levels of recent successful Chelsea teams.
When I started to look into total passing and touches in matches over the past three or four seasons, the top 10 names point to a correlation between those players and team success.
Consider those with more than 120 passes: Xavi, Thiago, Alonso, Pirlo, Iniesta, Motta, Yaya Toure, Busquets and Carrick. And you can add Schweinsteiger and Kroos.
Good article from Nev this:
Cesc Fabregas has elevated himself into an elite group of footballers.
I'm not sure Fabregas is actually there yet and I haven't really considered him as that type of player in a while because he became somebody who was alot more dynamic and a presence in the teams attack but it seems Mourinho might be trying to refocus him towards his passing game.
is this the show carbon has been pimping all this time
help
is this the show carbon has been pimping all this time
help
no
and you abandoned your roots and big Jim Hanson for Manchester fucking United
I pray for your sins every night Lance
Sad that Bolton didn't work out for Freedman. He's got potential as a very good young manager but it didn't work out for him. Right decision though, Bolton in a very bad way right now.
Yeah he oozes intelligence and some of the answers he gives in press conferences can be quite profound, in terms of insight of some of the issues surrounding this sport.Man, just watched Wenger's pre match presser.
The guy is one of the most classy and genuine managers around at a top club. The answers he gives are so honest - it's refreshing to hear.
Where were you at the latest BCFC fan meet up l1nett
where were you
nowhere
you've abandoned your northern roots
come back to the north
its nice here now
Glad you're back farid.
So many managers leave clubs that way though. Nothing wrong with trying to better ones self. He felt Bolton was the better opportunity for himself and thats fair but it hasn't worked out for him. Doesn't change the fact he's a bright manager, hope he bounces back.The way he treated Palace makes him deserve everything he gets there. Acted like he was bigger than the club and look where they ended up without him.
Good riddance I say!
Bit one sided to be considered that exciting.Lol this Vitesse - Ado match
6 goals in 40 mins
eredivisie pls
the only fan meet up I go to is every saturday, half cut, in the kop m8
supporting the only true team in both our lives
the mccall is too strong lance
So many managers leave clubs that way though. Nothing wrong with trying to better ones self. He felt Bolton was the better opportunity for himself and thats fair but it hasn't worked out for him. Doesn't change the fact he's a bright manager, hope he bounces back.
Bit one sided to be considered that exciting.
Yeah typical shite defending. All our teams suffer from it, none of us defend properly. Even our national team doesn't defend properly.Not exciting, I mean the level of defending
is this the show carbon has been pimping all this time
help
So many managers leave clubs that way though. Nothing wrong with trying to better ones self. He felt Bolton was the better opportunity for himself and thats fair but it hasn't worked out for him. Doesn't change the fact he's a bright manager, hope he bounces back.
Bit one sided to be considered that exciting.
Man, the US Office is so good. I've watched it like half a dozen times and it still makes me laugh aloud.
When Michael is 'retiring from comedy' and Jim forces him to say that's what she said... so simple but perfectly done. PERFECTLY.
He still done his best for Palace though, gave all he had for the time he was there. It showed qualities in what he did there and how he did it. Managers shit on clubs, clubs shit on managers. It's the way things are unfortunately.He was doing well enough at Palace, actually set up the academy the way it is now and was quite ambitious with it, until off course he decided to throw way all hard work over there, letting every one who trusted him down. I know a lot of mangers have done these kind of action, but somehow I found his way of ''jumping the gun'' a bit more vividly which means that it was done in an appalling way
Also, why he went to Bolton I will never know. Its cursed place to have a success in.
This stat is brilliant:
The number of times a player has made 120+ passes in a match since Jan 1, 2010
Xavi 24
Thiago Alcantara 5
Xabi Alonso 4
Andrea Pirlo 4
Andres Iniesta 3
Thiago Motta 3
Marco Verratti 3
Yaya Toure 3
Sergio Busquets 2
Michael Carrick 2
Cesc Fabregas 2
I feel like Wilbur's passes completed stat is a bit of a nothing one.
Obviously the majority of them are wildly talented players, but it doesn't tell the story of what went on in the games. How many of Xavi's 24 are against teams like Chelsea who parked the bus? For example.
Neymar's 3-4 years older than the others
He's peaked.
We call it 'pulling a Sterling' around here. Get with the local speak, m8.
Mata, now that's a footballer that peaked. Wonder what's next for him, Milan or Zenit?