That's only natural. Due to high demand, here's a link for others to leave their wishes... http://www.not606.com/index.php?threads/344368/ I really hate getting so much attention
... whereas he would adapt to a team in the top half who sat back ... have a word with yourself ...and we didn't sit back you plum ... we chased everything down from the first moment and continually forced their last defender to have to pass it back to MingyOle as they were being closed down ... #HighlightWatcher
I watched the game and you did sit back somewhat in the second half, although I agree about the way you initially went at them from The off. The problem for Pool, imo, was Vardy. He chased anything and everything that was punted forward and was a large thorn in the side of their defence. Every time they tried to push a bit higher up the pitch, they got a warning shot from Vardy on one of his runs. That's the best I've seen him play this season.
His finishing against Man City was superb ... but you are quite right... seems to have got his irritating street urchin mojo back ... hoping it isn't temporary
Going to one of those God awful breakfast networking events.. im not good in the morning as it is, let alone with making small talk with people I have no desire to speak to.
Whoever originally came up with that idea is a prize **** If you expect me to spend an hour chatting **** with bean counters and 2 bob lawyers then at least do it at a respectable time that allows the pain to be numbed by a glass of vino.
Grab yer snap, grab a coffee ... take one of their brochures and go sit in a corner where nobody can get behind you. Hold the brochure as if reading a book (gets difficult at this point for the likes of Sky - which way up do you hold a book etc?) then look as if you are reading intently ... whilst inside the brochure happily ripping the piss out of Spurs fans (and associate) on Not606 ... seems to work for me ... every time ...
Those events are always overly populated by lawyers and accountants begging for business. I think the life of a lawyer must be pretty sad. They split their time between bending over trying to win new business and bending over to be rogered by their existing clients. The actual work part is also ****ing tedious, pedantic admin.
I go to loads of them ... everybody wants our business ... people at firms I used to work for who wouldn't have given me the time of day whilst I worked there have been doing just what you say since I started in my current role .... there are some pluses mind ... got taken to the Arsenal Leicester game on Valentines day last season by one of the Big 4 accounting firms .... only thing **** about the day was Danny fcukin' Wellbeck's addded time winner for the Goons ... nice meal ... all I could drink etc ...
Indeed, they know to charge for that tedious admin though. I've got one coming to see me this morning funnily enough, to explain how his firm somehow contrived to lose a case that looked absolutely water tight.
I used to work in sports management which meant easy access to tickets and sports personalities. I never knew I had so many friends until I embarked on that episode of my career. After we sold the business it was like I'd died
I Li I was sat between an accountant, mortgage an investment broker and a family law solicitor. The saving grace was they talked about golf and was evident I'm better than both of them at it. Breakfast was nice.
