SuperMikey

Kettle

Speed

Frightened Rabbit - The Midnight Organ Fight

Squad rotation and resting them every once in a while. Make fringe players available to play in the reserve team which will help keep them fit and may also put them in good form as they'll have a chance to play and score goals etc. against weaker teams than the first team play against. I devise my own training schedules based on player positions, and if you assign each group with 'High' levels for Aerobic and Strength training your team will be better physically and can cope with a long season.

I think he's been one of our best players this season. Having said that though, i'm not sure that any players in our squad at the moment could be described as being one of our 'worst' players. (Although i'm sure some of you pessimists will have a go anyway...)

Rickaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay

Exactly, it's a very, very flawed system. The FA need to be asking serious questions about some of their rules, because some of them just border on the absurd.

Wrong thread, dulldays.

Still in a room without a view?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/w/wolverhampton_wanderers/8521603.stm I think it's stupid that they've been fined, surely they can select whoever they bloody well want to? Ridiculous rule imo, if you've got a couple of big games coming up after a game you're surely going to lose, why risk your better players getting injured/suspended?

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------------Davis---------------- Thomas--Jaidi--Fonte-----Harding Bonio--Morgan--Deano--Puncheon ------Lambert--Waigo----------- Subs: Bart, Perry, Seabourne, Lallana, Wotton, Holmes, Barnard Probably unfair to drop Lallana to the bench as he was our best player against P*mpey, but with Puncheon in the team now i'm not sure how he'd fit into a 4-4-2. If we were playing a 4-5-1 i'd play him in the hole behind Lambert with Antonio and Puncheon on the left, but I think we've got our wings sorted out now so Lallana is reduced to the bench unfortunately.

Blimey, guess it really can screw you up then. Luckily for me I seem to have a stomach of steel, food never makes me ill. My immune system however...

I think the moral of the story is that natural selection will always prevail! I joke, obviously. Food poisoning is a reeeeeal b!tch. Keep a bucket handy for the next couple of days...

Counter-Strike

Curry (mmm...)

Toast

Checkout (I can see your response already Dog...)

He's not really my type tbh. Prefer tough guys.

Tea

Somerfield (see what I did there? see? see?)

Yeah, it's not like there are absolutely zero jobs at the end of the course, it's more the fact that very few people actually go into criminology/forensics based jobs straight after graduation. It's the same with Anthropology, there are very few jobs in the actual field of Anthropology, but it does stand you in good sted for other jobs (or so i've been told). Thanks for the luck as well, i'm sure the next few years will be amazing!

Yeah, shop about a bit. I didn't want to do a Social Science-y degree when I started my A-levels, but now after researching it a bit more i've decided that it's the one for me. What I did was pick out universities that I liked the sound and look of and went through the courses that they offered. There's so many courses out there you're bound to find something that really suits you down to the ground.

Doll

Paul Weller