end of season and the boredom starts

Amazing how when the season ends we have a period of boredom ... OK the cricket, but nowadays that seems boring, Grand prix well that's boring nowadays even all the rule changes and things hasn't helped make it less so. Summer weather, that's boring as well waiting for the odd day when the grey sky may become blue for a while.....

 

Boredom!! Barely have time for myself.

Seven football tournaments, involved in a soccer school, games in the Netherlands and Boston [UK] and looking at FA Youth coaching module 2, looking maybe not doing!!

 

Yeah

I relieved the boredom by falling off a scaffold tower whilst trying to wash my conservatory roof.

Bloody platform gave way under my lardy bulk.

Bruised but ok.

 

Plenty of running events, plus my son is getting married in June, so we are busy there-

Used to love grand prix when I was young, but its dead boring now- Would sooner watch scalextric being played

 

You could always support Bristol Academy WFC

 

only a few week until the fixtures are out
also the league cup draw is around the same time too

 

Exams to keep me busy up until early June, then birthday celebrations, looking at next season's fixtures and looking at universities. Work experience, holiday and then it's nearly time for a return

 

I love the long summer days.

Club cricket (watching these days) with a glass of beer in the sunshine.
Epsom, Royal Ascot, The King George, Goodwood and will be in Paris to watch the Arc in October.
Holidays with my family.

However I can't wait for our new signings and the August K/O.

 

Hate cricket,
Horse racing pah


What exams you doing MTG? My daughters doing her GCSE's this year so the house is full of her revision notes. Unlike when the boys done theirs a few years ago the little ****s just pretended to revise.

And a bit of advise, they are paying the price now, so keep up the revision

 

Sounds familiar, I use to pretend I was revising all the time

 

I just asked the wife if one of our kids was called Tom

 

Maths, Further maths, physics and chemistry AS levels, RedorDead

Good luck with your daughter's GCSE's

 

I am having a gap year - well, more of a gap decade really - and living on the Cote d'Azure.
When I say living, I mean I drive 30 miles to the coast every day and spend it on the beach. Sound idyllic doesn't it - well it is !
However, when I get home the first thing I do is check the club website to see if there is any news, and the second thing is this board

 

whats revision?