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on: September 12, 2025, 10:10:18 AM
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Started by George2Loose - Last post by Pokerpops
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Amorim reminds me a bit of Postecoglu. Only worse.
He, like Ange, has a Plan A. and no Plan B. Except he doesn't have the players (even when fit) to carry out that Plan A. And, unlike Ange, he throws his players under the bus-those he hasn't already forced out. One of those Managers that take the credit in victory, and blame the players in defeat. And spent squillions. Can't keep hiding behind a squad that is very much now his choice.
Worst of all. he hid during the Penalty shoot-out. Shameful. Lead. Or go.
For any Man Ure fans out there, I vividly recall the last shock result for Grimsby. When they beat Spurs. And, strangely, it helped us a great deal. Cos we threw on a kid while losing. Aaron Lennon. Hope he is keeping well. On a similar note, hope Andy Sinton is recovering.
Man Utd, even with their current squad, should be 6th-10th. And will be. Once they get a decent Manager in.
cba to get into it about this right now. Will revisit when we get a bit closer to Christmas and can see a meaningful table and have some more results to inform our opinions.
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on: September 11, 2025, 11:02:06 PM
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Started by jobinkhosla - Last post by celtic
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personally i try not to travel with a dildo in my pocket, ergonomic or not.
Where do you hide it then?
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on: September 11, 2025, 10:38:57 PM
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Started by tikay - Last post by Eck
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Golf is tough in the rain isn't it. Have found myself playing in it a lot more recently as I try to play more medals and opens. Was chuffed to find a replacement screw for my trolley umbrella holder online. Got it delivered overnight as was due to play the following day. My mate picked me up then tells me "Oh I found one of them yesterday"  Bailed early from work on Tuesday to make the club medal. Check out this nonsense of a card, definitely a tale of two nines! Somehow got me cut 0.2. Click to see full-size image. |
 Had the 3 man scramble senior open at Tulliallan this afternoon. Managed to get round fairly dry having to just take shelter a couple of times under some pretty heavy stuff but they passed fairly quickly. We managed a gross 67 (-2) for a net 59. Went ok apart from a couple of avoidable bogeys which always feel like a nail to the heart in a scramble. We knew 58 was leading when we went out last but thought as usually happens someone will come in with something lower but turns out we were 2nd due to a better back 9 from about another 4 teams at 59. Was a forgiving format, 4 drives from each and one must be a par 3. Worked out well as I started hitting it off the tee well and could use a lot of them. Got a bit interesting on 3rd par 3 the player needing a tee shot made a mess of it and I stiffed it so it left him having to be the only player teeing off on the final one. It took him a bit to realise why I was smirking as the last 3 is a beast uphill. Needless to say he pulled it left and we had a really tough shot over a bunker with no green and a big slope away from hole. thankfully our 3rd man pulled of a beauty and we got away with a 3. Birdie on the last was a nice way to finish but we headed of fairly certain we would be well off but looks like some vouchers will be heading our way which is nice. Can maybe use them to replace my golf shoes as i blew one of the eyelets on a pair of Footjoy's which can't be more than 3 months old, kinda hoping they will replace them but we'll see.
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on: September 11, 2025, 09:15:14 PM
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Started by tikay - Last post by Karabiner
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That 2 did stand out somewhat.
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on: September 11, 2025, 08:45:17 PM
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Started by tikay - Last post by tikay
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Couldn't do anything right today. 105 for 20 sabbo's. Click to see full-size image. |
 20% of those 20 stabbos came on a single hole. 165 yard uphill Par3, where he drilled his tee-shot to 6' and nonchalantly rolled it in. It then took a further 10 holes before he managed more than 2 stabbos on a hole. To be fair, conditions were atrocious. The forecast was "light showers" but they were more like biblical.
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on: September 11, 2025, 08:27:28 PM
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Started by tikay - Last post by Kev B
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Couldn't do anything right today. 105 for 20 sabbo's. Click to see full-size image. |
 Feel your pain Tom. Only one round under 100 in the last 5. Been to the range today to work on my driver. However struggled with my 2 favourite clubs 6 and 8. Stupid game. Teeing off tomorrow at 11.10 🤣
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on: September 11, 2025, 06:57:29 PM
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Started by tikay - Last post by Karabiner
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I played in the club Thursday Stableford today and managed what felt like an heroic 33pts in mostly dire conditions.
Not only was it the rather too frequent squally showers but my shoes were leaking too, and I squelched round the back nine for a measley 14pts.
Medal on Saturday followed by a visit from the lads on Monday.
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on: September 11, 2025, 06:41:36 PM
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Started by tikay - Last post by RED-DOG
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Couldn't do anything right today. 105 for 20 sabbo's. Click to see full-size image. |

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on: September 11, 2025, 06:07:58 PM
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Started by jobinkhosla - Last post by Ironside
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personally i try not to travel with a dildo in my pocket, ergonomic or not.
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on: September 10, 2025, 05:13:38 PM
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Started by jobinkhosla - Last post by redsimon
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