Metalartin
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Thanks for participating in that. :)neither :)
Thanks for participating in that. :)neither :)
.......... just make sure you're all double insulted st the game, and you have a legitimate excuse for imbibing some spirits!!
You are FAR FAR TOO positive, for the pre-match threads.
Whining is the unofficial top pastime of the UK... it's tradition and in the summer we will complain is too damn hot/rainy.You are wining about 0 degrees and a couple of cm with snow, here in Norway we have 1, 5 m of snow and 15 degrees below zero and the league starts next weekend, cheers
we are not used to snow over here,thats why we are never prepared for itYou are whining about 0 degrees and a couple of cm with snow, here in Norway we have 1, 5 m of snow and 15 degrees below zero and the league starts next weekend, cheers
That has me extremely worried, as I’m usually as pessimistic as the best (worst?) of them.
Coldest I've been is the top of the Orell gondola from Val Thorens, -23C with wind chill of another -12CI'm glad someone else has experienced it and knew what i was talking about......i'll give you my comparison and verdict after the game tonight
Maybe you could re-dress the balance by posting some shit stat that shows how crap the current side are ;-)
Will the one I posted earlier about one win in our last 32 away League games to Arsenal do?
Coldest I've been is the top of the Orell gondola from Val Thorens, -23C with wind chill of another -12C
Question I've been pondering, looking at the conditions, what would you rather have... smash Arsenal again and well and truly put them in their place BUT pick up an injury doing so OR play with caution and come away with a point, no injuries, full squad available before the end of the season?
I’ve been out in -33C in January 1982 in Finland.
What is it with all these hypothetical questions!!
Let's get the win and then move onto our next match
If we were playing Chesterfield ten I’d agree but arsenal are also a footballing team.
I've seen that one, too many times. I've become oblivious to it. I need something new to worry about.