OT - What are you doing right now?

nolaegghead said:

TEXASBGE2018 said:

nolaegghead said:

When you getting the stripper poles installed? You seem to have everything else in there now.

Eoin said:

Did some chicken and peppers stuffed with spicy rice on the MMX. No pics of those, but I thought this piece of lamb loin was worth a snap. It was very good.

lkapigian said:

nolaegghead said:

I see 2 stick burners 

thetrim said:

milesvdustin said:

About to get my teeth cleaned 

Ask them if they use lasers,  If not, tell them they should.

thetrim said:

Yeah teeth lasers.  Makes for a much more enjoyable dental experience.

European action is back to mess with the fixture list and thwart result predictors.  Half a dozen of our gilded darlings of the PL have been in action this week already so jet-lag, weird food and marginally different climate are all about to be rolled out as excuses by mangers,  nonetheless - here we go;

Tonight;

Southampton receive Leicester and most likely a beating.   I just don’t get the media sympathy towards Saints, they are poor.  Leicester will see three points easily obtainable with a bit of graft.  2-0 the Foxes.

Saturday;

Man City get us under way at lunchtime, and they will win 2-0 against Villa.

Brighton welcome Everton who might just be returning to form after a weak start to the season.  The Seagulls believed their hype and took the lead last week but ended both losing and being one player short after a red card. Very much hope the same again tomorrow, but I think 1-1 is more probable. 

Watford, dirty Watford, host Bournemouth who are equally physical but get away with it because everyone in the media loves the team manager.  The same media don’t believe Watford are as bad as bottom of the league after 9 matches suggests.  I disagree and they will lose yet again tomorrow. 2-1.

Sheff Utd go to West Ham and, well - frankly it’ll be boring.  The crux is whether WHU can get and then stay in front of the Blades - who would snap your arm off for a 0-0 right now.  At best 1-0 to the Hammers.

Teatime;

Burnley, who are being very Burnley this season, welcome the Chelsea creche.  A true battle of youthful exuberance against gritty & robust.  There will be 3 goals and all four permutations of them is possible.  I am being hawkish and gambling that Euro-fun catches up with Chelsea and they lose 2-1.

In the championship, Stoke’s run of wins was halted mid-week.  And tomorrow they go to Millwall. No-one chooses to go to Millwall and despite his South London roots @eoin ain’t going there neither.   Stoke need a win to bring an escape from the bottom three in to view.  Millwall are not going so well either, but will fancy picking off their guests. Let’s hope Stoke score first and present a problem to Millwall.  A hard fought 1-1. 

Sunday;

late lunch is Wolves up at Newcastle. Usually I would back Wolves - but their trip to Bratislava on Thursday might be the difference.   Can the Toon hold on for a 0-0?  Might they even score??  Generally the Sunday lunch time matches are flat - so I am going for an unedifying 0-0 and even more grumpiness for the home fans. 

Teatime;

Palace are on the road, which they like - this time at them fancy Dans, the Arsenal.  Palace dutifully gifted Man City the three points last week and pretended to have a go towards the end. Different kettle of fish this time.  Arsenal are equally likely to score none or 4 against us.  Because of that I am going 1-1, all the fun in they first half and then polite time consuming in the second half and we all part as friends.

Oooh, Liverpool Spurs - just like the Champions League last season, except Liverpool have got better and Spurs have got themselves in a funk.   Home win, but how close?  2-1 as Liverpool have not been as tidy at the back as they should be. 

Finally - Man Utd go to Norwich and whilst they might think they can win - so do the hosts.   The teams are 3 points apart, which is not what anyone predicted at the start of the season - but Norwich being 19th is bang on what we all thought.   A game that screams banana skin and with the right results elsewhere, Utd could be 17th after this match.  Go on then, just for the craic, 1-0 Norwich and floods of tears by Utd fans who have no recollection of life pre-Fergie (anyone aged 40 or less). 

That’s all fellas and don’t forget the clocks go back this weekend, so an extra hour in bed and we are all winners really. 

CPFC1905 said:

European action is back to mess with the fixture list and thwart result predictors.  Half a dozen of our gilded darlings of the PL have been in action this week already so jet-lag, weird food and marginally different climate are all about to be rolled out as excuses by mangers,  nonetheless - here we go;

Tonight;

Southampton receive Leicester and most likely a beating.   I just don’t get the media sympathy towards Saints, they are poor.  Leicester will see three points easily obtainable with a bit of graft.  2-0 the Foxes.

Saturday;

Man City get us under way at lunchtime, and they will win 2-0 against Villa.

Brighton welcome Everton who might just be returning to form after a weak start to the season.  The Seagulls believed their hype and took the lead last week but ended both losing and being one player short after a red card. Very much hope the same again tomorrow, but I think 1-1 is more probable. 

Watford, dirty Watford, host Bournemouth who are equally physical but get away with it because everyone in the media loves the team manager.  The same media don’t believe Watford are as bad as bottom of the league after 9 matches suggests.  I disagree and they will lose yet again tomorrow. 2-1.

Sheff Utd go to West Ham and, well - frankly it’ll be boring.  The crux is whether WHU can get and then stay in front of the Blades - who would snap your arm off for a 0-0 right now.  At best 1-0 to the Hammers.

Teatime;

Burnley, who are being very Burnley this season, welcome the Chelsea creche.  A true battle of youthful exuberance against gritty & robust.  There will be 3 goals and all four permutations of them is possible.  I am being hawkish and gambling that Euro-fun catches up with Chelsea and they lose 2-1.

In the championship, Stoke’s run of wins was halted mid-week.  And tomorrow they go to Millwall. No-one chooses to go to Millwall and despite his South London roots @eoin ain’t going there neither.   Stoke need a win to bring an escape from the bottom three in to view.  Millwall are not going so well either, but will fancy picking off their guests. Let’s hope Stoke score first and present a problem to Millwall.  A hard fought 1-1. 

Sunday;

late lunch is Wolves up at Newcastle. Usually I would back Wolves - but their trip to Bratislava on Thursday might be the difference.   Can the Toon hold on for a 0-0?  Might they even score??  Generally the Sunday lunch time matches are flat - so I am going for an unedifying 0-0 and even more grumpiness for the home fans. 

Teatime;

Palace are on the road, which they like - this time at them fancy Dans, the Arsenal.  Palace dutifully gifted Man City the three points last week and pretended to have a go towards the end. Different kettle of fish this time.  Arsenal are equally likely to score none or 4 against us.  Because of that I am going 1-1, all the fun in they first half and then polite time consuming in the second half and we all part as friends.

Oooh, Liverpool Spurs - just like the Champions League last season, except Liverpool have got better and Spurs have got themselves in a funk.   Home win, but how close?  2-1 as Liverpool have not been as tidy at the back as they should be. 

Finally - Man Utd go to Norwich and whilst they might think they can win - so do the hosts.   The teams are 3 points apart, which is not what anyone predicted at the start of the season - but Norwich being 19th is bang on what we all thought.   A game that screams banana skin and with the right results elsewhere, Utd could be 17th after this match.  Go on then, just for the craic, 1-0 Norwich and floods of tears by Utd fans who have no recollection of life pre-Fergie (anyone aged 40 or less). 

That’s all fellas and don’t forget the clocks go back this weekend, so an extra hour in bed and we are all winners really.