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5 minutes ago, binman said:

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I like it and I am not religious or a RC reject.  But yes I feel our pain !

 

These late starts are bad for my health,done with the beer done the scotch ,the red is very tasty but getting done on the punt

 
40 minutes ago, CHF said:

Hmmmm... sitting here in my abode in Europe with a raging hangover from last night. I thought it might be amusing to drink large quantities of grape juice from my latest vineyard find. 
 

a small place in the Rhône valley to the north of Avignon called Domaine Rouge Bleu. They produce a Grenache called Lunatique. Seriously, how could I not consume vast amounts?

Hmmmmm,you'll have a raging hangover after this game tonight!!!

 

I reckon it will be 17 seconds in,when i scream FFFFFFFAAAAARRRRRRKKKKKK 

9 minutes ago, BenF said:

How is it a lame duck game though? There's plenty to play for and we can still technically make it.

I can only assume you're quite a young chap BenF.  I do admire your optimism. 

A decent quality shiraz should do the trick.  There's still time.  Give it a decent breather about now.  Then a good old scoffing about half hour prior to the bounce.  This should help dull the forthcoming torment a little. 

After that it's just a matter of topping up as you go.  This will ensure the numbness continues till well after the final siren.

NOT reading this game day thread after the bounce will also assist here.

Regards

Ye Olde Crusty Rusty


44 minutes ago, CHF said:

Hmmmm... sitting here in my abode in Europe with a raging hangover from last night. I thought it might be amusing to drink large quantities of grape juice from my latest vineyard find. 
 

a small place in the Rhône valley to the north of Avignon called Domaine Rouge Bleu. They produce a Grenache called Lunatique. Seriously, how could I not consume vast amounts?

Sounds like a good find CHF, lovely Syrah in that part of the world too.

44 minutes ago, CHF said:

Hmmmm... sitting here in my abode in Europe with a raging hangover from last night. I thought it might be amusing to drink large quantities of grape juice from my latest vineyard find. 
 

a small place in the Rhône valley to the north of Avignon called Domaine Rouge Bleu. They produce a Grenache called Lunatique. Seriously, how could I not consume vast amounts?

They produce some decent [censored] in that area. Some of the froggie's best but .... in reality world .... Aussie [censored] is better than most.

What are the chances we turn up for the fight tonight? Who knows really. GWS will look to pressure us for long enough...they will know our guys will toss it in if it gets really hard.

If we bring the can't be f%$&#d's right from the start then it will get ugly.

 

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1 hour ago, CHF said:

Hmmmm... sitting here in my abode in Europe with a raging hangover from last night. I thought it might be amusing to drink large quantities of grape juice from my latest vineyard find. 
 

a small place in the Rhône valley to the north of Avignon called Domaine Rouge Bleu. They produce a Grenache called Lunatique. Seriously, how could I not consume vast amounts?

Are you taking orders CHF? 


The mood/tone of this thread seems more gloomy than usual tonight.

However, the optimistic Bitter would like to remind you ,that it is September and we are still in the game!

How often has that happened in living memory?

40 minutes ago, DubDee said:

beautiful part of the world Rab. A friend of mine grew up in Nairn. Mustn’t be too far from where you grew up?

Hi DD. Fraserburgh, or as we say in our local dialect, The Broch. Like a lot of small coastal towns it's seen better days but the beach is a cracker with a big sand dune the locals call Tiger Hill. 

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm well and truly primed to have my Saturday night ruined.

2 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm well and truly primed to have my Saturday night ruined.

It's only ruined if you harbour expectations Wise.

Just now, Engorged Onion said:

It's only ruined if you harbour expectations Wise.

And if anyone here is going to harbour some expectations after the last two games, it will be me!

Seriously though, I'm not expecting anything out of this contest.  


11 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

The mood/tone of this thread seems more gloomy than usual tonight.

However, the optimistic Bitter would like to remind you ,that it is September and we are still in the game!

How often has that happened in living memory?

 

5 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm well and truly primed to have my Saturday night ruined.

Reminding me a little here of the gap between our best and our worst.

You have covered it well without trying fellas.  Bottoms up!

Lever warning up taking a lot of set shots an nailing most of them. 

Conditions perfect right now no dew or wind. 

Sore Jeff white before gave him the thumbs up what a champ 

Just now, GCDee said:

Lever warning up taking a lot of set shots an nailing most of them. 

Conditions perfect right now no dew or wind. 

Sore Jeff white before gave him the thumbs up what a champ 

Did he do a hammy while warming up with the boys, GC?

7 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm well and truly primed to have my Saturday night ruined.

Likewise. It's been a depressing rainy day so this will be the cherry on the top no doubt. 

3 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

And if anyone here is going to harbour some expectations after the last two games, it will be me!

Seriously though, I'm not expecting anything out of this contest.  

Can we take bets on when the first “ sack Goodwin post will come “.

TBH looking at our side I just can’t see how we can win this. It is a very ordinary side, at least on paper.


9 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm well and truly primed to have my Saturday night ruined.

Lucky the rest of the day was so great. Sunshine, hanging out with family and friends, going out for coffee.... wait I’m in Melbourne, never mind. 

OK peeps. Let's get this over with. I trust we're all sufficiently fortified enough to endure the next couple of hours. If not then you've only yourself to blame. 

 
1 minute ago, Redleg said:

Can we take bets on when the first “ sack Goodwin post will come “.

TBH looking at our side I just can’t see how we can win this. It is a very ordinary side, at least on paper.

My money is on after our first turnover for the night.  

1 minute ago, Jaded said:

Lucky the rest of the day was so great. Sunshine, hanging out with family and friends, going out for coffee.... wait I’m in Melbourne, never mind. 

What is the real kicker is that the weather up there tonight is perfect.  Just rubbing salt in the wound.

39 minutes ago, GCDee said:

Lever warning up taking a lot of set shots an nailing most of them. 

Conditions perfect right now no dew or wind. 

Sore Jeff white before gave him the thumbs up what a champ 

Of course there's no Dew. We're not playing v Gold Coast.


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