@jamestanton A student once criticised my handwriting but, to give her credit, did enjoy my response "YOUR handwriting is bad, Kerry. MINE is full of character."
@DavidTymm@tombennett71 The first two that come to mind were 'Jazz at Pacific College' by Dave Brubeck [which I played just a couple of days ago], and Annie Ross 'A Handful of Songs'.
@LukeelkinsTV@arrivaessex There's nothing unusual about that! This app is not only useless, it's actually worse than useless - it would be better if it didn't work at all, rather than telling you things that are simply not true.
@Brightonian_ Quite the most amusing aspect was when Raya needed to make a diving save. Naturally the poor lamb immediately needed a full medical assessment, stopping just short of an MRI scan. Clearly the pain was so severe that he quite forgot which arm he was supposed to have damaged.
@Brightonian_ Sorry about this, but it's time to mute you again. I don't disagree with a word you say, but I can't stand another minute from the idiots you respond to.
@DavidTymm@mathillustrated@pwharris But I found many of these feel guilty because they don't / can't use the "right" method. They feel they're cheating even though their methods are based on insight and understanding.
@dylanwiliam@benlandautaylor I was lucky. By the end of September my first boss sat me down and drummed it into me. When he subsequently came to give me a reference he said "He makes mistakes, but he doesn't make the same one twice", and I was happy enough with that.
@Brightonian_ And every single one has more experience and tactical knowledge, not to mention access to personal physical and medical data, than the entire coaching staff put together.
@Brightonian_ Mateta has form. He became poster boy for Mainz but after a couple of seasons decided he was too good for them and sulked until he got his move to the glamour of Selhurst. And all credit to Palace for sticking with him when he was by no means an instant success.