Match Day Thread FA Cup Stevenage v Hull City

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City win?

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Barchullona said:
Yes, I had morphine given in hospital a few years ago. Though the excruciating pain I was in had nothing to do with what had put me in there, they just thought morphine wouldvalleviate it. It made me feel,that bad they gave me something else to counteract it.
To see what morphine does look at the dating figure Goering was before he was shot in the Beer Hall putsch and what he became following him becoming addicted to morphine after he was given it for pain relief.
Back in the 1960s I knew some lads from Leeds who used to come to Brid every year and spend the summer dossing on the beach. One of them got high on something at a festival at Dane's Dyke and announced he could fly, ran off and jumped off the cliffs. Smashed himself up and was given morphine for his injuries, which were really bad, and became addicted. Bumped into him a couple of years later when working in Leeds. He said how crap life was. Felt that bad without morphine it was unbearable but when you had it didn't lift you up. A few years later I was told that in the end he was that bad that he stole a car and crashed it into a motorway bridge to end it all.
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I stopped taking it by request in hospital. It was bloody horrible.
 
originallambrettaman said:
I see Eaves is getting his usually pasting on Facebook, I thought he did okay today, even if he can be frustrating at times.
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Reason you thought that was because he did the things he should be doing. But he's soooo inconsistent. He offers nothing in the air for a tall player, and too often his second touch needs to be a tackle.
How bad must Magennis have to be, to make GM think he's a viable alternative.
Scott too was poor, his loss of the ball in midfield, led to their goal....
 
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Unfair to pick out Eaves as a scapegoat, he was no worse than the rest. All the front players seemed to be suffering from a ****ty first touch today.
 
Having listened to the pathetic attempts from Viking and also the one sided shyte that comes across from out of town commentators I thought it was a nice change to listen to Burns and Swanny .. they try to keep it light and at least ya have an idea whats happening. But as others have mentioned I guess they are a bit like marmite.
 
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HullPhil said:
Reason you thought that was because he did the things he should be doing. But he's soooo inconsistent. He offers nothing in the air for a tall player, and too often his second touch needs to be a tackle.
How bad must Magennis have to be, to make GM think he's a viable alternative.
Scott too was poor, his loss of the ball in midfield, led to their goal....
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Scott’s an odd one, he looks great on the ball, his finishing is good, but he never quite seems to do enough.
 
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Burnsy wasn't really hard pressed to commentate on a crap match was he... maybe trying to fill air time whilst nothing all was happening...
 
I love the way people say we have to sell him .. there has to be an interested party first for anyone to go ! Otherwise they are here til their contract is up.
 
Blaknamberblood said:
I love the way people say we have to sell him .. there has to be an interested party first for anyone to go ! Otherwise they are here til their contract is up.
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Aye, but they may want him to see if he can fill a role at a lower leve....oh, hang on.
 
Kalman said:
Depends on tolerance really. Some people recreationally take weaker opioids to get high then move on to heroin on oxycodone when the weaker stuff doesn't cut it anymore. But morphine can give you the same feeling heroin does.
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Initially Prescribed Oxycodone and when the bone splintered and became infected again ended up on the stronger Fentalyn patches for months after severely braking tib and fib in motorcycle accident.

Complete nightmare coming off it..
 
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