Ok, here is a post to cut out and keep and return to whenever it all seems to much.
lets share theories and interesting thoughts and questions about stuff we may have forgot and answers to others questions if we know them, lets see if collectively we can get a handle on what the FUCK its all about.
I shall kick things off with a question, if someone can answer this for me that would be great cos i cant remember;
what happened to mr Ecko? how did he die?
Monday, 23 March 2009
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Pass the Dutchie pon da left hand side.
Unbeknownst to myself, apparently Scotland have a wee game against Holland in 10 days. This shocks me, as once upon a time I was up on my national team fixtures. Whether it is the joys of dealing with BBC complaints at work all day, or general apathy towards the Scotland team, I don't know.
It makes me sad, because we were so close during the Euro qualifiers (I can still see McFadden turning to shoot in my head) and people seemed to have genuine hope and faith regarding the Scotland team. Nowadays, its all a bit 'meh'. And I know I am not alone in this feeling. I remember being in Curlers on Byers Road watching the Norway game, and bar that miss, no one was particuarly gutted when we only drew the match.
George Burley seems to be a factor for me. Nice guy, done well with Hearts, but he comes across as awkward. Even Wee Craigy Broon could do interviews and articulate, even if what he said was a load of guff. Doesn't help that he picks players who have only played once in a year (Hutton, who might end up being put up against Babel or someone despite not being fit) and Kirk Broadfoot.
Does anyone else share the country apathy? What does Scotland need to do to get the fans back with the national team? I hope there isn't another 6-0 scoreline, but I worry. Nothing about the team gives me any hope, from the top down. Maybe its the last campaigns fault, playing above ourselves, I don't know.
It makes me sad, because we were so close during the Euro qualifiers (I can still see McFadden turning to shoot in my head) and people seemed to have genuine hope and faith regarding the Scotland team. Nowadays, its all a bit 'meh'. And I know I am not alone in this feeling. I remember being in Curlers on Byers Road watching the Norway game, and bar that miss, no one was particuarly gutted when we only drew the match.
George Burley seems to be a factor for me. Nice guy, done well with Hearts, but he comes across as awkward. Even Wee Craigy Broon could do interviews and articulate, even if what he said was a load of guff. Doesn't help that he picks players who have only played once in a year (Hutton, who might end up being put up against Babel or someone despite not being fit) and Kirk Broadfoot.
Does anyone else share the country apathy? What does Scotland need to do to get the fans back with the national team? I hope there isn't another 6-0 scoreline, but I worry. Nothing about the team gives me any hope, from the top down. Maybe its the last campaigns fault, playing above ourselves, I don't know.
Thursday, 12 March 2009
Uefa Champions League
Better get this party started then,
The Uefa Champions League, has it gone so stale you cany even pick the blue bits off and have it with toasted with plenty of jam in order to soften it up a bit?
(i should add that if you hadnt noticed, the analogy i am using is bread)
For me, to have 4 english teams in the last 8 kinda dilutes the premise, and its not just a the ridiuclous name i am alluding to either. Its the whole thing, there is no surprises as any surprise results are swallowed up due to the masive amounts of games.
the whole thing doesnt really bring out the best team on europe anymore, more the most resiliant rich team.
The cash swilling about the tournament is frightening and so much so that you cant afford to get beat rather than make an attempt to win. though the seconds legs were generally all excellent, the first legs were frankly pure and utter pish! And the money aspect has meant that Aston Villa are trying to fight there way in and actually giving up on actual cup holding success in order to get they weird euro notes lying in their hands next yr.
Your thoughts please.
Ruud
The Uefa Champions League, has it gone so stale you cany even pick the blue bits off and have it with toasted with plenty of jam in order to soften it up a bit?
(i should add that if you hadnt noticed, the analogy i am using is bread)
For me, to have 4 english teams in the last 8 kinda dilutes the premise, and its not just a the ridiuclous name i am alluding to either. Its the whole thing, there is no surprises as any surprise results are swallowed up due to the masive amounts of games.
the whole thing doesnt really bring out the best team on europe anymore, more the most resiliant rich team.
The cash swilling about the tournament is frightening and so much so that you cant afford to get beat rather than make an attempt to win. though the seconds legs were generally all excellent, the first legs were frankly pure and utter pish! And the money aspect has meant that Aston Villa are trying to fight there way in and actually giving up on actual cup holding success in order to get they weird euro notes lying in their hands next yr.
Your thoughts please.
Ruud
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