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Hi BurnleyMickSouth Can I just echo the kind wishes already given on this thread. You've shared your story and it's obvious that, to put it euphemistically, you've been through the mill but 'we're all very glad you're still here and still posting. I'm not much one for making friends to be honest but...

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I was more thinking about the 'Get on it with it' attitude. If you didn't need sectioning, you were fine. There was no in between. Thankfully attitudes changed. There's more thought and care taken about the language we use these days. I post much more carefully on this subject than on other topics ...

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Sadly, South Africa is where Great Britain was 20 years ago, in lacking understanding of Mental Health. Where we were 20 years ago in Britain was that depression was when your brain "went wrong" and the "cure" for this was to take chemicals manufactured by multinational pharmaceutical companies. Si...

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Poor. A litany of soft home decisions, none of which will show up on his report.

A. 12
B. 8
C. 21
D. 22

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S a m e

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claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 08, 2024 3:20 pm
What colour for 2 blue cards ?

Don't jump the gun, we don't know the exact shade of blue yet.

My money is on a vibrant fushcia.

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Commy wrote: ↑
Wed Feb 07, 2024 7:33 pm
I should have looked where it was as I'm only 7 miles away in Portishead on a course.

Dummy

edit [/end obscure 90s music reference joke]

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Just seen the other thread on the exact same subject.

*facepalm*

Sorry mods. Please forgive me.

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Ahhhh, because it's a red card offence he can actually alter the decision.

Think it was a penalty though. He tripped him outside the box but followed through on him inside the box so that decision isn't easy in mitigation for the referee.

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All the best with your treatment Beddie.

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The footage doesn't show clearly if the foul (which is indisputable) occurs inside or outside the box.

But if it's outside, he can't reverse the original incorrect decision.

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Ref has just been sent to see the footage on the VAR screen

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1-1 currently 112th minute.

Referee has failed to give a stonewall foul because the player tried to play on.

A perfect example of bad refereeing failing to give decisions to players who play according to the spirit of the law.

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Why do these kind of dogs even exist? There is no good reason I can think of own one these breeds in the modern world. Other breeds act perfectly as guard dogs without being so dangerous. These dogs make good pets and guard property and people. That's an important distinction: A guard dog defends p...

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Goody1975 wrote: ↑
Wed Feb 07, 2024 1:31 pm
Have a steak with you at all times.

Of course it doesn't have to be steak. Could just as easily be pork or chicken or veal.

Or even a tin of corned beef.

Just be careful not to cut yourself when you open it for the dog though.

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Some very important and useful advice from today's Daily Mail.

Stay safe everybody.

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An interesting podcast available with Joey Barton speaking to the Triggernometry pair.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=5ctkT-61gp0

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Thanks for updates sjb

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O dear there is always one! While I can understand the desires behind this campaign I haven't signed for the same reasons stated by mdd2. As hideous and monstrous a disease as Parkinsons is, it is manageable in the early stages and blue badges should be awarded on a person's ability to get around r...

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The people to blame for this rule are the players who have made it necessary, mainly all of them. They've made it impossible for referees to use their discretion because they're all cheating, all of the time.

Blame the players here.

Blame the PFA.

Don't blame the referees.

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Weak and poor.

A. 15
B. 10
C. 12
D. 8

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Sag it "Ess - Stevv"

Rhymes with Bev or Kev.

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Although we've done well to come back from two nil down, today still needs more positivity.

This thread title is a good news story all in itself.

Feel free to bump it as you like.

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Discuss.

Ramsey is a great footballer who is struggling because he's joined a team who are not playing well. Very few players are.

People who are scape goating him don't know what they're talking about.

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Frank Petr Kval

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When Hanson said this in 1995 Man Utd still had a strong core of very experienced players including Schmeichel, Irwin, Bruce, Pallister, Keane and Cantona. Keane wasn't truly a regular starter until the 95-96 season and Cantona had hung up his boots in the summer. Edit - Cantona hadnt hung up his b...

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Welcome to Burnley, Lorenz.

Apologies if I've upset anybody tonight. I know I posted a bad taste joke on a thread that's disappeared. It's easy to post without thinking properly and I'm sorry the thread disappeared, especially if my post was the reason.

Goodnight everybody!

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boatshed bill wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 01, 2024 10:18 pm
The stadium must be classed as masculine, gramatically speaking

Yup. You're spot on.

Stade = masculine.

Stupid French language

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boatshed bill wrote: ↑
Thu Feb 01, 2024 10:18 pm
The stadium must be classed as masculine, gramatically speaking

That's what I thought but maybe it's the town that's masculine?

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Bloody hell Rowls I’m on my 4th red wine ,so your saying rennais is descriptive but what’s it’s translation? Evening Westleigh! "Rennais" just means "from the town of Rennes". You add normally add the suffic "-ais" to a noun in French to create an adjective. We could roverize this in English to say...

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"rennais"

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Interestingly (if you like language) the full name of Rennes is "Stade rennais Football Club" and 'rennais' isn't capitalized as it's adjectival.

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Rennes

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Trust the process.

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"Erling Haaland morbidly obese and eating a hamburger"

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"Jurgen Klopp looking longingly into Snow White's mirror and imaging himself and the most virtuous man on the planet as his shiny teeth sparkle"

pixlr.com

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A second stab at "Ian Wright and Joey Barton having fisticuffs on live telly"

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"Matt le Tisier as Dr Who"

hotpot.ai

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"Sean Dyche getting knighted"

Sean Dyche doesn't get knighted. Sean Dyche knights himself.

hotpot.ai

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"Sean Dyche winning the wrestling"

Not sure which one is Dyche?

edit - hotpot.ai

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"Joey Barton and Ian Wright have fisticuffs on live telly"

hotpot.ai

Not convinced it understands the word 'fisticuffs'.

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dougcollins wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 30, 2024 9:16 pm
Is the football boring you, mate?

Yes. Yes it is.

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"Vincent Kompany as a floating deity"

Craiyon

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"Ronnie Jepson playing poker with Neil Warnock"

Craiyon

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"Owen Coyle chatting to a group of interested horses inside a stable"

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I agree entirely boatshed.

Pessimism and negativity are a virus.

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It couldn't happen anywhere else. A positive thread about our young players turns into an opportunity to have a dig at the chairman. Funny isn't it? It's not as if there are people posting positively about youth team or, say, the women's team, on the threads designed to slag off the board or manage...

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Just a little mention for Mitchell Thomas. We got him at the knacker-end of his career but at 3rd tier level he was the best left back in the division despite barely being able to run. Sadly his lack of pace was exposed when after he helped promote us to a higher level but the likes of Les Thompson,...

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The guardian has a real bee in its bonnet about this English breakfast club thing. It’s not much more than Twitter account as far as I’m aware posting pictures of dry ups. But this is the second guardian article on them now. Oddly enough, this one appears to be written with the kind of angle one wou...

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Steddyman wrote: ↑
Wed Jan 24, 2024 9:29 pm
He isn't coming.
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Not coming is clearly most likely outcome but that could just as easily be translated as Montpellier "don't envisage" him leaving, which is slightly less clear cut.

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