Match Day Thread England v Slovakia

[Ric Glasgow]

Its also a joke a train from hull to york
Takes over an hour
Its a 30min drive

The train goes as far outta the way as poss
All the way to selby then north

Usually about 1hr 10 mins(the most boring part of the journey),catch the Edinburgh train from York and that only takes 2hrs 30ish?

 

[bradymk2]

Usually about 1hr 10 mins(the most boring part of the journey),catch the Edinburgh train from York and that only takes 2hrs 30ish?

I love that edinburgh line
When you get past newcastle
Go right next to the sea

 

[bradymk2]

No, at rush hour, make it two hours.

It was 45 mins my last one
Although im not in hull itself

 

[Ric Glasgow]

I love that edinburgh line
When you get past newcastle
Go right next to the sea

Yes,that's a nice journey.

 

[TwoWrights]

Usually about 1hr 10 mins(the most boring part of the journey),catch the Edinburgh train from York and that only takes 2hrs 30ish?

Add ten hours in the cells after trashing the train.


The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.

 

[originallambrettaman]

It was 45 mins my last one
Although im not in hull itself

What part of Hill are you in, Pocklington?

 

[Cityzen]

I bet one of those co-comentators on Tele had thought of that saying?
Silly saying anyway. Should want good, lucky ones.

Napoleon was wrong then.

 

[bradymk2]

Napoleon was wrong then.

You can be good but lose
But incompetent and win

 

[Gone For A Walk]

Napoleon was wrong then.

Was partly right, just could have come up with something a lot better like I did [HASHTAG]#notrocketscience[/HASHTAG]

 

[originallambrettaman]

Hot in the Southwestern US and hot in Europe are two different animals. Places like Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico etc. have really dry heat compared to European heat which is really muggy due to the humidity. I’d rather deal with 40°C in Nevada than 30°C in Germany or Poland during the summer.

Have you actually been out in 45+ degrees? I presume you haven’t, as you absolutely would prefer to be in 30+ degrees in Germany.

 

[bradymk2]

Have you actually been out in 45+ degrees? I presume you haven’t, as you absolutely would prefer to be in 30+ degrees in Germany.

The bigger difference is once you get inside
Lovely cool aircon
Barely anywhere in europe has them

 

[Edelman]

Have you actually been out in 45+ degrees? I presume you haven’t, as you absolutely would prefer to be in 30+ degrees in Germany.

I've been in Stuttgart in 32c and it's the most I've ever sweated

 

[TwoWrights]

I've been in Stuttgart in 32c and it's the most I've ever sweated

Pah, you should see Rico sweat when it's his round.


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[allowentry]

Wont be many 3pm kick offs this season

If that ends up been the case, I'll be cancelling my pass as won't be able to make early Saturday ko

 

[bradymk2]

If that ends up been the case, I'll be cancelling my pass as won't be able to make early Saturday ko

It seems likely with sky
Theres a bit of a conspiracy that sky are trying to force the end of the 3pm blackout
So will change as many games as poss

Was speaking to a stoke fan
He cant make earlier than 3pm kickoffs at all due to his daughter

 

[Howdentiger2]

It seems likely with sky
Theres a bit of a conspiracy that sky are trying to force the end of the 3pm blackout
So will change as many games as poss

The 3pm blackout just needs to go and has done for years now.

 

[Cityzen]

Have you actually been out in 45+ degrees? I presume you haven’t, as you absolutely would prefer to be in 30+ degrees in Germany.

Depends on the humidity. Higher temperatures are more bearable in a dry environment than a humid one. Which is why people are more tired in hot temperatures in the likes of Thailand than for example some American states with similar temperatures.

 

[bradymk2]

The 3pm blackout just needs to go and has done for years now.

Dont disagree
But it wont be this season

 

[bradymk2]

Depends on the humidity. Higher temperatures are more bearable in a dry environment than a humid one. Which is why people are more tired in hot temperatures in the likes of Thailand than for example some American states with similar temperatures.

Youre right
Humid high temps stop the body being able to lose heat via sweat
Dry hot temps are just really hot
So shade for example makes it way easier to deal with as the worst part is the direct sunlight heat

In humid wet heat
Shade doesnt really make a difference
You dont cool down in the shade

 

[Cityzen]

Humid high temps stop the body being able to lose heat via sweat
Dry hot temps are just really hot
So shade for example makes it way easier to deal with as the worst part is the direct sunlight heat

In humid wet heat
Shade doesnt really make a difference

Which is what I getting at so quite agree.