The Breakfast Debate

Come now, that is bad advice and you should know better. A Wally is for life, not just when they are winning. What with us being practically 2 divisions apart, I think now is the perfect time to welcome and nurture their presence

 

Don't know what you're on but it's working. The council voted on this last month and the link to the story is dated 2nd Sept.

 

You work (ahem) on the trains, its a bit late to be getting precious about timimg and puntuality.
#trolleydolly
#I'mkimflyme

 

Now, now, now Norman.........

 

Phew. I'm glad I didn't add on a selfish note I now get to see the games on sky

 

I am more selfish than you thanks to modbro. Why pay sky?

 

Got the good lady wife on it. Does it work on more than one telly? I have to have multi room because of the kids? Of course might be a daft question

 

Get an amazon firestick upload it with modbro and it will work on any tele with a spare hdmi socket. £35 one off payment to amazon and all those movies and hustler tv ( dont tell the wife).

 

Got the firestick but can I watch the football at the same time when my daughter is doing my head in with the disney channel

 

Need one for each tele but we now run 3 nearly constantly and it never drops. 60MB broadband.

 

Thanks

 

Got one a couple of weeks ago. Has modro and kodi on it. Quality varies from sport to tv. Cant find a good quality channel for footie yet. Happy with all the other bits.

 

and there it is ... Jason Blunt has now publicly called for the U23s to toughen up, no doubt a request that has come from Monk who may well have told Blunt that he needs to start putting his foot on the pedal with our talented kids ... Monk needs the U23s to be virtually Championship ready when he calls on them, not take 20 games to get up to speed ... no more coasting, be interesting to see how the kids react to this public criticism

the U21 league was basically scrapped and made U23s so that more players over 21 could get game time, as only three over age players are allowed ... this was driven initially by Prem clubs to keep their bloated squads match fit, and has been adopted lower down because of the new loan rules forcing clubs to stock up a bit more with experienced players ... the biggest thing is how moving to U23s changes the Academy mentality, because clubs may well decide to keep promsing youngsters a bit longer in the hope they come good as they are able to give them game time in the U23s to aid their development ... this can cause good 17 year olds to be let go at the other end, potentially losing clubs talent that would have been given more attention ... good Academies will get the balance right, and I have faith in Monk that he will continue to influence Thorp Arch


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