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  1. sheepyvillian
    That is the problem, he doesn't inspire confidence. If Emi hadn't gone off, I honestly believe we would have taken all three points.
  2. sheepyvillian
    That's a foregone conclusion. If they lose that, Poch will be sacked.
  3. sheepyvillian
    It's a fact, and there's no getting away from it. Olsen does not inspire the same confidence in his defence as Emi does. The second - half was ample proof.
  4. sheepyvillian
    It's the assumption that I would respond that I find most offensive.
  5. sheepyvillian
    More like caught with his pants down.
  6. sheepyvillian
    When I seen Olsen coming on, I kind of sensed that they smelt blood. They really upped their intensity after the break, causing us to panic in possession.
  7. sheepyvillian
    Luiz, starting to believe his own hype. Far from the complete midfielder, and it showed today.
  8. sheepyvillian
    Plenty of times we have sat back and looked comfortable whilst hitting teams on the break. Let's be honest, aside from them hitting the post, for all their possession, they never looked like scoring in the first - half. For some reason, Emi's absence maybe, we seemed to lose confidence in ourselves, especially defensively and invited Chelsea to gain all the momentum. Not closing down opponents in dangerous areas is always going to create problems and that's exactly what happened in that second - half.
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    Honestly, I now fully understand why Tim is likely to be sold.
  10. sheepyvillian
    Should have been prevented long before that. Why not close the space?
  11. sheepyvillian
    Spot - on. Losing Tielimans so early was a big blow. We certainly lost some momentum from that and then to come out for the 2nd half without Emi, you just knew it was going to be a struggle. I'm still trying to work out why Tim didn't close down and prevent that 2nd goal.
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    Connor Gallagher with his shit 90s hairstyle.
  13. sheepyvillian
    Ollie, when we needed it most.
  14. sheepyvillian
    Chelsea proviing convincingly that possession for possession sake means nothing in this game. Aside from the header that shaved the post, they have flattered to deceive.
  15. sheepyvillian
    Thought I would have a bit of Breaking Bad for my pre - match entertainment. Hank, "You ever smoke anything else, Wendy, sausages don't count?" The little laugh by Hank until he realises he's supposed to be moralizing Walt Jr. Without doubt, up there with the very best.
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    The ones where you had to get the ball in numbered holes. There were certain cafes that would pay you out if you managed to clock up so many games. The number 16 was the hardest number to land in because of it's position. If you got five numbers in a line you hit the jackpot. All them cafes, in the 70s, had them.
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    My favourite as a kid was "Bedders" on Coventry Rd, Bandit Country. My Nan took me as a kid. That was run by three generations of the same family for years. Only opened weekdays 11.30 till 2.00 pm and Friday night 5.30 till 7.30 (Catholic population, apparently). I kind of liked that tradition, and it still adhered too, but the family sold it a few years ago and it just doesn't have that same feel, sadly. The fish and chips with mushy peas was delicious and they would do these diced onions pickled in vinegar, which, for some reason didn't taste like your usual pickled onions, much better tbf. It certainly had a decent reputation back in the day, but so did a lot of other things. What I would give to be able to play the old pinball machines where, in some cafes, you could get money for clocking up so many games. The trick was to get the number "16" with your first ball. Don't know how I got on to that subject.
  18. sheepyvillian
    It was always chips when I was a kid. And nine times out of ten they were always run by Greek Cypriots. I used to go to a cafe opposite Stechford Baths, still remember the guy's name, Carlos. I can still hear him shouting as he gave us our bags of chips, "Salt and vinegar only! No sauce!" And Boy, did he mean it. It was a proper head doer really, because, who doesn't want tomato sauce on their chips? Tight Bastard.
  19. sheepyvillian
    Just the memory gives me greasy fingers.
  20. sheepyvillian
    The civilised way would be to unwrap them methodically, but such was the hunger and impulsiveness, just tear off the end. Especially if you had been swimming, remember how hungry you were after swimming? Etiquette went out the window.
  21. sheepyvillian
    Always the option when you couldn't afford chips. Another thing I hated was opening your chips by ripping one of the ends of the wrapping off. Dirty hands and smudge chips. Oh! To be young again.
  22. sheepyvillian
    Remember fish and chip shops when you were a bin - lid, and that thing they used sell and call "Scallop," but in fact, was nothing more than a big flat round battered chip?
  23. sheepyvillian
    Here, Here!!
  24. sheepyvillian
    I think the Billam - Smith v Riakphore will be a juicy encounter, especially with the latter getting the decision the last time they met. Although, I think BS has improved immensely since that loss, so I would just give him the edge but like I said, it's one definitely to look forward to.
  25. sheepyvillian
    I admire your faith and belief, anything is possible, right! And imagine, Brother, that sweet satisfaction should that happen. So much so, that I would bathe in its residue, if that's ok with you.
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