_users_ee7728dc-6db9-4c58-b46e-dcf39492f512_generated_d0ee4997-3535-444f-a331-342b472fbbb8_generated_video.mp4Enzo on the left wing is the way to go forward.
Haven’t you seen us in the first half playing out from the back with Sanchez outside the box? It’s happened at least once that I remember, but it looked like it was intentional and not out of the blue. We’ll see.This sh*t performance was served up by him. Week after week after week. This bloke is starting down the same road as many people said he would. The only saving grace so far is that he isn't playing Sanchez in the pivot (yet) and killing the remainder of the season.
Spot on Scott.I don't just watch football for the results, if that was the case, I may as well do something else and check the scores at full time. I want to enjoy the journey, not sit in boredom for 90 minutes.
@bluedave Wait, what? What's going on with youI only saw the last 15 mins, couldn't draw many conclusions from what I saw, but I am recovering from major brain surgery... I think it's fair to say Cole Palmer was the main man on an underwhelming day?
Needs to play a lot more.Acheampong looks like he has so much ability, physical and technical.
Arsenal 1st.Arsenal and City are nailed on, United only have PL games so I would say they will get top 4, Villa, Liverpool and us are playing for 2 places, Newcastle are surely too far behind
That Gusto keeps this lad out of the side is criminal and embarrassingNeeds to play a lot more.
I'm goingArsenal 1st.
United 2nd.
City 3rd.
Liverpool 4th.
Rest of us battle for 5th I Reckon.
I had a random epileptic seizure in the supermarket last week and an ambulance crew took me to hospital. The hospital was very thorough (apparently it's very unusual for a 40-something to spontaneously develop epilepsy) and I got sent for EEG and MRI scans and they found a big tumor behind my right eye that was the root cause of the seizure. I had been feeling like there was something slowly going "wrong" inside my brain for well over a year, so it was kind of a relief to get an explanation, although I'd have preferred something less drastic. I doubt I'd have even gotten the scans/diagnosis if this had happened in the UK.@bluedave Wait, what? What's going on with you![]()
Bloody hell bluedave !!!I had a random epileptic seizure in the supermarket last week and an ambulance crew took me to hospital. The hospital was very thorough (apparently it's very unusual for a 40-something to spontaneously develop epilepsy) and I got sent for EEG and MRI scans and they found a big tumor behind my right eye that was the root cause of the seizure. I had been feeling like there was something slowly going "wrong" inside my brain for well over a year, so it was kind of a relief to get an explanation, although I'd have preferred something less drastic. I doubt I'd have even gotten the scans/diagnosis if this had happened in the UK.
They removed most of the tumour surgically on Thursday morning and I've spent most of the time since then in a kind of post-anesthetic funk. Thankfully, I seem to live in a center of excellence for this kind of delicate/advanced neurosurgery here in Germany. There will most likely be ongoing radio/other targeted therapy for months, but I feel like I'm in expert hands.
The doctors warned me there was a real risk of paralysis and speech impairment as a result of the surgery, but so far I seem to have avoided anything like that. I have a big hole in the side off my head, but other than that I'm doing surprisingly well!
I think we'll finish above Villa and LiverpoolI'm going
- Arsenal
- City
- United
- Liverpool
- Villa
- Chelsea
Best wishes bludave!I had a random epileptic seizure in the supermarket last week and an ambulance crew took me to hospital. The hospital was very thorough (apparently it's very unusual for a 40-something to spontaneously develop epilepsy) and I got sent for EEG and MRI scans and they found a big tumor behind my right eye that was the root cause of the seizure. I had been feeling like there was something slowly going "wrong" inside my brain for well over a year, so it was kind of a relief to get an explanation, although I'd have preferred something less drastic. I doubt I'd have even gotten the scans/diagnosis if this had happened in the UK.
They removed most of the tumour surgically on Thursday morning and I've spent most of the time since then in a kind of post-anesthetic funk. Thankfully, I seem to live in a center of excellence for this kind of delicate/advanced neurosurgery here in Germany. There will most likely be ongoing radio/other targeted therapy for months, but I feel like I'm in expert hands.
The doctors warned me there was a real risk of paralysis and speech impairment as a result of the surgery, but so far I seem to have avoided anything like that. I have a big hole in the side off my head, but other than that I'm doing surprisingly well!
Sorry to hear about this.I had a random epileptic seizure in the supermarket last week and an ambulance crew took me to hospital. The hospital was very thorough (apparently it's very unusual for a 40-something to spontaneously develop epilepsy) and I got sent for EEG and MRI scans and they found a big tumor behind my right eye that was the root cause of the seizure. I had been feeling like there was something slowly going "wrong" inside my brain for well over a year, so it was kind of a relief to get an explanation, although I'd have preferred something less drastic. I doubt I'd have even gotten the scans/diagnosis if this had happened in the UK.
They removed most of the tumour surgically on Thursday morning and I've spent most of the time since then in a kind of post-anesthetic funk. Thankfully, I seem to live in a center of excellence for this kind of delicate/advanced neurosurgery here in Germany. There will most likely be ongoing radio/other targeted therapy for months, but I feel like I'm in expert hands.
The doctors warned me there was a real risk of paralysis and speech impairment as a result of the surgery, but so far I seem to have avoided anything like that. I have a big hole in the side off my head, but other than that I'm doing surprisingly well!
Cant see us finishing above both, we need to be at least 4th going to Anfield, after that we finish with Tottenham home and Sunderland awayI think we'll finish above Villa and Liverpool
Perhaps. I'm not convinced we are geared up to cope with what's coming at us from 1st March until 25th April. I hope I am wrong but I can see us really struggling for points during this period and with these performances we are putting any momentum we can gather is so fragile because ultimately we have been unconvincing against fodder.I think we'll finish above Villa and Liverpool