@FinTaylorcomedy Sold Out Reading Concert Hall tonight. My friend can’t make it so I have a ticket going spare.
No purchase necessary. Free to whoever wants it if you were to share to your followers. Would that even work or is there a safety issue due to the inevitable stampede?
@FootballCliches I can’t find the clip now. I think he was talking to Jeff Stelling. It was Merse taking about length of someone’s career. He said longevity a couple of times. But then he went on to refer to the “gevity” of careers, as if you can have shortgevity or mediumgevity.
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Gary Neville on Dragons Den.
If Peter Jones interrogates someone’s numbers and it starts to unravel, I hope Gary says, “I think he might be in trouble here”.
Or will he do the Neville noise if Meaden makes an unexpected last minute offer?
@WoodmanGav Pre-game, replace Cruise with Pacino doing the Any Given Sunday Speech. Then Bobcat Goldthwaite in place of Hudson on the national anthem. Then at half time, Jim from American Pie shagging the apple pie on the penalty spot.
@elisjames do you think if the Morocco defenders are wanting their goalkeeper to take control, come out and catch crosses, they just stand around in the area shouting “Bono!”
@gordonsmart have you heard Elis & John recently? Doing the “chapinhand” stories?
I recall you telling story of a Sean Connery chap in hand moment? When you tried to talk to the great man at a urinal and he simply said “it’s not the time, son” can you send it in to Elis & John?
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Sturridge had just described that it was repetition, cones and drills. Which I’m fairly certain would place it squarely in the realm of “nurture”.
Something about that question though isn’t there?
It’s as if it forces the respondent to default to bit of both.
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When you spoke about memory of a grainy VHS you had, and Mrs van Hanegem not being able to watch a penalty by the Dutch.
I thought to myself, “I had that tape”
The full video is on YouTube. I think I’ll be watching that this weekend.
@rioferdy5 When you go to IKEA and have to follow the arrows, do you make sure you walk around them instead of over them? As a mark of respect to the Swedish furniture giants.