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Seriously, what’s happened here?

 

 

I guess he did worse than just sleep in and turn up late for training. No team drops their most effective forward in a crucial game for such a trifling.

 

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1 minute ago, america de cali said:

I guess he did worse than just sleep in and turn up late for training. No team drops their most effective forward in a crucial game for such a trifling.

 

Did he threaten to get a different style of haircut?

 

Sorry but there is no excuse for being late. You are in a hub with everyone and you don't need to drive anywhere. The old trick the alarm didn't go off doesn't quite cut it anymore. 

2 minutes ago, McQueen said:

Did he threaten to get a different style of haircut?

Sandra Sully with the late news. I know there's a time difference over there Steve but try to keep up.


2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Sorry but there is no excuse for being late. You are in a hub with everyone and you don't need to drive anywhere. The old trick the alarm didn't go off doesn't quite cut it anymore. 

There is no excuse but a fine and 200 pushups would have been sufficient punishment for the trifling.

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4 minutes ago, america de cali said:

I guess he did worse than just sleep in and turn up late for training. No team drops their most effective forward in a crucial game for such a trifling.

 

Of course you do. Regardless if you are playing a dead rubber or a final, the standards don’t change 

Surely there is a better way of dealing with it than penalising the whole side - a high risk strategy for seemingly little benefit. 

 
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1 minute ago, Pollyanna said:

Sandra Sully with the late news. I know there's a time difference over there Steve but try to keep up.

Mate, the copper cable is still at play and not even Pollyanna’s exuberance can answer my question?


Honestly, he’s lacked real intensity this year. He’s missed very gettable goals at often crucial times for us, and he just isn’t living up to his potential.

This might just be what he needs. Now he has a point to prove.

5 minutes ago, McQueen said:

Mate, the copper cable is still at play and not even Pollyanna’s exuberance can answer my question?

Copper no doubt mined in your great state.

He's been a naughty boy. That's all I know.

12 minutes ago, Pollyanna said:

Copper no doubt mined in your great state.

He's been a naughty boy. That's all I know.

My guess is that he was in line to get dropped and this was the straw that broke the camels back.

53 minutes ago, MO FINE said:

My guess is that he was in line to get dropped and this was the straw that broke the camels back.

Is Tomilson for real

 

Just now, cantstandyasam said:

Is Tomilson for real

 

Another Jones brain fade that costs us a goal that 2.


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