The Breakfast debate

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I think Del Fabro still needs to get game time in the developent squad, although he could put Bellusci under pressure for his place.

In a 352, I'd play the 3 CBs mentioned above, Byram and Warnock R & L Wingbacks respectively, Cook, Mowatt and Bianchi or Tonge or Austin or Benedidic in CM & two from Sharp, Antennucci, Doukara
 
BoggersMOT said:
I think Del Fabro still needs to get game time in the developent squad, although he could put Bellusci under pressure for his place.

In a 352, I'd play the 3 CBs mentioned above, Byram and Warnock R & L Wingbacks respectively, Cook, Mowatt and Bianchi or Tonge or Austin or Benedidic in CM & two from Sharp, Antennucci, Doukara
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You'd drop our most creative player, ADRYAN?
 
Oops, no. My mistake. Midfield three would be Adryan in the centre, Cook or Austin one side & Mowatt on the other.
 
We need to take care of Cook and Mowatt. If they play too often, they'll be knackered before they've got out of their 20s.
 
Dont matter who you play you wont get owt from Blackburn <ok> actually cant see you getting owt from your next 10 games <laugh>
 
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ellandback said:
A 21 year old man has been arrested
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Standard procedure he has been released pending investigations. Intersetingly he wasn't driving the other car involved in the collision. Speculation if rife they were racing. Hopefully thats not right , but young lads thinking they are indestructible was one of the biggest worries I had when my two girls wetre dating 17-20 year olds with cars.
 
leeds60 said:
Now listen Chippy I don/t think they should ban people over 75 from driving but they should be made to do a driving test again,.I have said this for a long time now and I feel that it would be worthwhile alkthough I.m sure you will know what evidence have you to back up your claim that we should all be banned that is a ridiculous statement
I feel myself that i am not a nuisance on the road I know how to indicate on roundabouts unlike 75% of drivers and above all I am curteous at all times which is a rarity in itself so I say let the oldies drive provided they are not a nuisance
Its been proved that young kids should not be allowed to drive under 21 they do not know what dangers there are we on the other hand have had years of experience both here and abroad
I have driven for the best part of 52 years and have never had a claim so why should I be banned !
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A statement of fact:
the reaction time of a person over 70 is on average 25% slower than when they were 50. Thats why you all drive round at 20MPH hogging the white lines.
Use the free bus pass that Labour gave you, you ungrateful swine!
 
BoggersMOT said:
An old Jasper Carrott sketch is springing to mind 60. ( to be said in an iffy Aussie accent for affect & allegedly something written on an insurance claim form.) " I've been driving for 40 years when I fell asleep at the wheel"
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"never had an accident but seen dozens in the rear view mirror" was how it went on.
As with most humour it had a basis in fact.
 
chippy / glory said:
A statement of fact:
the reaction time of a person over 70 is on average 25% slower than when they were 50. Thats why you all drive round at 20MPH hogging the white lines.
Use the free bus pass that Labour gave you, you ungrateful swine!
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And If you look in your highway code,you will see that a 70 year old driving at 20MPH EVEN WITH A 25% SLOWER REACTION TIME,WILL STILL STOP MUCH SOONER THAN A 18 YEAR OLD DOING 40 MPH ON THE SAME PIECE OF ROAD.Leave the old codgers alone or I'll send the grandads around.
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lifecheshirewhite said:
And If you look in your highway code,you will see that a 70 year old driving at 20MPH EVEN WITH A 25% SLOWER REACTION TIME,WILL STILL STOP MUCH SOONER THAN A 18 YEAR OLD DOING 40 MPH ON THE SAME PIECE OF ROAD.Leave the old codgers alone or I'll send the grandads around.
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That's me, Glory, Eire in the retirement home...<wah>
 
I have no intention of ever going into a home Chippy thankyou andnelther has my wife .You should havew realised by now I am not a wilting flowerI am extremely forthwrite in my ways ask Stevie Wonder !
At the momentv I am taking on Bradford Corporation re my wifes fall My son says they will win well he said that about Leeds Building society last year and Npower and Eon and Ici Petro chemicals and guess who won !
No theres plenty of fight left in me
 
By the way I have used the bus pass once I got on a bus to Leeds and was told sorry you cant use this until after 9.30 I have since found out I can park in Leeds for free all day if I want thanks to Leeds City Council not LabourI wouldn't accept anything from them
 
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