comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Manc Python (U17527)
posted 46 minutes ago
comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 45 seconds ago
comment by The Lambeau Leap (U21050)
posted 9 minutes ago
Insanity to suggest De Gea wouldn’t thrive at Liverpool or City.
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City rely heavily on Edersons distribution, they'd lose much of that with DDG and would be a worse side for it
To a lesser degree he'd have the same issues at Liverpool
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Modern football unfortunately
Fans are brainwashed into thinking if they’re better with their feet then they are a better goal keeper
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It would be similar to a side being built around Ibrahimovic up front and another side being built around Gary Lineker (hopefully this makes sense, I'm sure there's better options but anyway...) - one being a big and technical target man, the other playing off the shoulder.
Both great strikers, both will score plenty of goals but the set ups to get the best out of either and for either to give their best to the team means settings up very differently.
DDG would not work at City, he's missing one of the most important qualities their set up requires from a goal keeper
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Tbh edersons kicking is insane. Better than allissons too in my view. Degea is exceptional but his footwork, although not bad isn't as good as allissons and Def not as good as edersons.
All 3 look exceptional. Oblak is the only top 5 keeper I'd say who isn't in the prem.
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 28 minutes ago
People believe far too much what they read and here in a 2 minute bit of punditry.
The truth is we don’t know how DDG would perform in Pep’s team.
Currently he’s got Young, Smalling and Jones in front of him. Playing out from the back isn’t really an option and to judge him on the basis of that is not fair.
Quality keeper and any side in the world would want him, I’m sure.
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hear*
Good post though.
Haha I also cringe when I hurriedly type your instead of you're.
Not often, I hasten to add.
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 15 minutes ago
Oops - shameful error!
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Commit seppuku now Winsty.. Your forefathers cannot live with the shame..
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 4 minutes ago
Haha I also cringe when I hurriedly type your instead of you're.
Not often, I hasten to add.
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I wonder if it’s too much time using computers and not enough time reading books.
I frequently find myself struggling to think of an appropriate word as well - my brain is slowly disintegrating!
frequently find myself struggling to think of an appropriate word as well - my brain is slowly disintegrating!
—-
In your case it’s ‘words’. The ones you are looking for are: “no you make a good point, now I will NOT argue against it for another 300 pages’.
do have a point on books though.
When was his current contract due to end?
comment by Ole-Dirty-Baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
frequently find myself struggling to think of an appropriate word as well - my brain is slowly disintegrating!
—-
In your case it’s ‘words’. The ones you are looking for are: “no you make a good point, now I will NOT argue against it for another 300 pages’.
do have a point on books though.
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Oh come on, you know I’m the person here to male a good point.
Okay, maybe Melton as well.
I definitely get the word thing. And it can last an embarrassing amount of time.
Not only can I not remember the word I had in mind, I can't think of a synonym due to the void left by the desired word's absence.
At 37 I put it down to age; but you're probably correct.
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 1 minute ago
I definitely get the word thing. And it can last an embarrassing amount of time.
Not only can I not remember the word I had in mind, I can't think of a synonym due to the void left by the desired word's absence.
At 37 I put it down to age; but you're probably correct.
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In your case it’s not so much an age thing...
It’s the crack.
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 2 minutes ago
I definitely get the word thing. And it can last an embarrassing amount of time.
Not only can I not remember the word I had in mind, I can't think of a synonym due to the void left by the desired word's absence.
At 37 I put it down to age; but you're probably correct.
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I’m only a year younger and I really hope it’s not age!
Although my short term memory is so bad I think I’m a shoe in for problems when I’m older!
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
Did it not feel weird putting something so hot in the fridge?
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
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Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
Both of them I was just in complete autopilot and not thinking what I was actually doing! The bin one, I’ve got a new car where it’s got an automatic boot on it and I pressed it in the momentary thought that the bin was the boot and expected the lid to slowly rise...
I think I’ve said too much already...!
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 42 seconds ago
Both of them I was just in complete autopilot and not thinking what I was actually doing! The bin one, I’ve got a new car where it’s got an automatic boot on it and I pressed it in the momentary thought that the bin was the boot and expected the lid to slowly rise...
I think I’ve said too much already...!
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Haha don’t worry, do plenty of that myself.
Technology has a lot to answer for!
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 18 minutes ago
Both of them I was just in complete autopilot and not thinking what I was actually doing! The bin one, I’ve got a new car where it’s got an automatic boot on it and I pressed it in the momentary thought that the bin was the boot and expected the lid to slowly rise...
I think I’ve said too much already...!
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Thanks for your honesty.
Makes us all feel a little bit better. I speak only for myself, of course.
I would say you’ve got it all to come, but then it’s probably just me!
Not me. At 61, all the dumbest mistakes are behind me. Doesn't stop me having the odd senior moment, though.
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 6 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
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Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
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That board already exists.
It’s just that everyone who wants to use it has forgotten where it is.
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 6 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
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Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That board already exists.
It’s just that everyone who wants to use it has forgotten where it is.
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comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 57 minutes ago
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 6 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
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Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That board already exists.
It’s just that everyone who wants to use it has forgotten where it is.
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37 pfffft
Wait until you get to 45
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posted on 21/7/19
comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Manc Python (U17527)
posted 46 minutes ago
comment by Scruttocks (U19684)
posted 45 seconds ago
comment by The Lambeau Leap (U21050)
posted 9 minutes ago
Insanity to suggest De Gea wouldn’t thrive at Liverpool or City.
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City rely heavily on Edersons distribution, they'd lose much of that with DDG and would be a worse side for it
To a lesser degree he'd have the same issues at Liverpool
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Modern football unfortunately
Fans are brainwashed into thinking if they’re better with their feet then they are a better goal keeper
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It would be similar to a side being built around Ibrahimovic up front and another side being built around Gary Lineker (hopefully this makes sense, I'm sure there's better options but anyway...) - one being a big and technical target man, the other playing off the shoulder.
Both great strikers, both will score plenty of goals but the set ups to get the best out of either and for either to give their best to the team means settings up very differently.
DDG would not work at City, he's missing one of the most important qualities their set up requires from a goal keeper
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Tbh edersons kicking is insane. Better than allissons too in my view. Degea is exceptional but his footwork, although not bad isn't as good as allissons and Def not as good as edersons.
All 3 look exceptional. Oblak is the only top 5 keeper I'd say who isn't in the prem.
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 28 minutes ago
People believe far too much what they read and here in a 2 minute bit of punditry.
The truth is we don’t know how DDG would perform in Pep’s team.
Currently he’s got Young, Smalling and Jones in front of him. Playing out from the back isn’t really an option and to judge him on the basis of that is not fair.
Quality keeper and any side in the world would want him, I’m sure.
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hear*
Good post though.
posted on 21/7/19
Oops - shameful error!
posted on 21/7/19
Haha I also cringe when I hurriedly type your instead of you're.
Not often, I hasten to add.
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 15 minutes ago
Oops - shameful error!
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Commit seppuku now Winsty.. Your forefathers cannot live with the shame..
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 4 minutes ago
Haha I also cringe when I hurriedly type your instead of you're.
Not often, I hasten to add.
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I wonder if it’s too much time using computers and not enough time reading books.
I frequently find myself struggling to think of an appropriate word as well - my brain is slowly disintegrating!
posted on 21/7/19
frequently find myself struggling to think of an appropriate word as well - my brain is slowly disintegrating!
—-
In your case it’s ‘words’. The ones you are looking for are: “no you make a good point, now I will NOT argue against it for another 300 pages’.
do have a point on books though.
posted on 21/7/19
When was his current contract due to end?
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Ole-Dirty-Baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 1 minute ago
frequently find myself struggling to think of an appropriate word as well - my brain is slowly disintegrating!
—-
In your case it’s ‘words’. The ones you are looking for are: “no you make a good point, now I will NOT argue against it for another 300 pages’.
do have a point on books though.
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Oh come on, you know I’m the person here to male a good point.
Okay, maybe Melton as well.
posted on 21/7/19
I definitely get the word thing. And it can last an embarrassing amount of time.
Not only can I not remember the word I had in mind, I can't think of a synonym due to the void left by the desired word's absence.
At 37 I put it down to age; but you're probably correct.
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 1 minute ago
I definitely get the word thing. And it can last an embarrassing amount of time.
Not only can I not remember the word I had in mind, I can't think of a synonym due to the void left by the desired word's absence.
At 37 I put it down to age; but you're probably correct.
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In your case it’s not so much an age thing...
It’s the crack.
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 2 minutes ago
I definitely get the word thing. And it can last an embarrassing amount of time.
Not only can I not remember the word I had in mind, I can't think of a synonym due to the void left by the desired word's absence.
At 37 I put it down to age; but you're probably correct.
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I’m only a year younger and I really hope it’s not age!
Although my short term memory is so bad I think I’m a shoe in for problems when I’m older!
posted on 21/7/19
Hahaha Baz,
Good form
posted on 21/7/19
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
posted on 21/7/19
WTF!!!!
posted on 21/7/19
Did it not feel weird putting something so hot in the fridge?
posted on 21/7/19
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
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Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
posted on 21/7/19
Both of them I was just in complete autopilot and not thinking what I was actually doing! The bin one, I’ve got a new car where it’s got an automatic boot on it and I pressed it in the momentary thought that the bin was the boot and expected the lid to slowly rise...
I think I’ve said too much already...!
posted on 21/7/19
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 42 seconds ago
Both of them I was just in complete autopilot and not thinking what I was actually doing! The bin one, I’ve got a new car where it’s got an automatic boot on it and I pressed it in the momentary thought that the bin was the boot and expected the lid to slowly rise...
I think I’ve said too much already...!
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Haha don’t worry, do plenty of that myself.
Technology has a lot to answer for!
posted on 21/7/19
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 18 minutes ago
Both of them I was just in complete autopilot and not thinking what I was actually doing! The bin one, I’ve got a new car where it’s got an automatic boot on it and I pressed it in the momentary thought that the bin was the boot and expected the lid to slowly rise...
I think I’ve said too much already...!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks for your honesty.
Makes us all feel a little bit better. I speak only for myself, of course.
posted on 21/7/19
I would say you’ve got it all to come, but then it’s probably just me!
posted on 21/7/19
Not me. At 61, all the dumbest mistakes are behind me. Doesn't stop me having the odd senior moment, though.
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 6 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
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Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That board already exists.
It’s just that everyone who wants to use it has forgotten where it is.
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 6 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That board already exists.
It’s just that everyone who wants to use it has forgotten where it is.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
posted on 21/7/19
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 57 minutes ago
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 6 hours, 31 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 11 minutes ago
I'm 37 and get that with words increasingly often too.
Couple of things that I've done this week that are more worrying though. Last night I made a cup of tea, put the tea in the fridge and sat in front of the tv with a pint of milk before I'd realised. On Friday, I was walking out to the bin with a bag of rubbish and was then going to drive to pick up my kids from school. On the way, I took my car keys out and went to remote unlock the bin with them...
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Making me feel better here Melton!
As JA606 ages I think we need a ‘losing my mind’ board for me, you and whoever else wants to join.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That board already exists.
It’s just that everyone who wants to use it has forgotten where it is.
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37 pfffft
Wait until you get to 45
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