Recent content by greene

On replay, morris is all over him. Foul to me

My mum had a stroke three weeks ago in Brid and ended up being blue lighted through to HRI. She bypassed A and E and went straight to the Acute Stroke unit on the 11 th floor. The care she received was phenomenal and I would put it up there with anything I have seen in the states. Best part she...

With you, Sunday morning pub team quote on repeat all game. In his defence I put it down to whatever injury he’s playing with.

I read that Millar decided to do patellar tendon acl reconstruction. This particular method involves taking the middle third of the patellar tendon with a small piece of bone from both the patellar (kneecap) and the tibia. The surgery itself doesn’t involve the hamstring but all the work in...

Safari works

Yes working fine

Working fine for me

Been in the fortunate position to see six games live this season. Now back in the states and streaming the game. I have to say the pitch looks really good, arguably the best I have seen for a while. Didn’t really appreciate how good it was when I was there in person.

What a stupid red to get!

Just watched I Swear, the film about the Scottish lad with Tourette’s. The main actor Robert Aramayo is from Hull - he gives a truly stunning performance. Little wonder he got into Julliard at 18 after starting off in Hull Truck

I’ll forgive him then! Only watched it on the tv so no appreciation for weather conditions.

Hughes Slater Pandur glad Pandur kept a clean sheet but he needs to work on his kicking. Think he sent at least 3 straight into touch.

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I think House of Guinness is worth a watch. To me more like Peaky Blinders meets Succession.

That is correct. I have done acl reconstruction on both knees one in 2003 and the other in 2006. My surgeon specialized in patellar tendons but others offered hamstring or allograft (organ donor). I went with patellar tendon as it offered the strongest replacement even though it was the hardest...