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Enthralled? - I'm getting too old/cynical/nihilistic to get enthralled these days. Of course as a parent inevitably it's the children and their achievements/hopes/dreams that still have the potential to 'light my fire'.
Actually long sunny spring/summer days in the saddle do kinda seem enticing......
Actually long sunny spring/summer days in the saddle do kinda seem enticing......
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Who said Gerrard is guilty? He was in a club? So what? If my employer tells me I can't go to a club and have a drink with my mates I'd tell them to b****x off! If someone picks a fight with me when I'm in there and is lunging at me with a broken glass I'd use all my physical prowess to defend myself and hopefully they would end up worse off than me.
I'm not saying that's what's happened but the fact is, we don't know, all we have is what's been reported by the media which won't be the facts.
I'm not saying that's what's happened but the fact is, we don't know, all we have is what's been reported by the media which won't be the facts.
Re: Who wants an argument?
We're going round in circles now Michael!Dr Dave wrote:Rob wrote:Or if that one doesn't get you going, how about: What would Dave Brailsford make of Stevie Gerard's antics?Seems like a trend hereMichaelCarter wrote:we went on the basis if innocent until proven guilty
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Not much, I dont have much interest in football, it's boring as hell. I'll only watch it if it's the world cup and england are playing, thats about it.
As for cycling I like watching that, I wish I was armstrong, he flies up those hills and all that I want to do the same
, I'd love to take part in the TdF and beat him 
As for cycling I like watching that, I wish I was armstrong, he flies up those hills and all that I want to do the same




Who said Gerrard is guilty? He was in a club? So what? If my employer tells me I can't go to a club and have a drink with my mates I'd tell them to b****x off! If someone picks a fight with me when I'm in there and is lunging at me with a broken glass I'd use all my physical prowess to defend myself and hopefully they would end up worse off than me.
I'm not saying that's what's happened but the fact is, we don't know, all we have is what's been reported by the media which won't be the facts.
But thats just it Michael - someone like Gerrard should know better than to risk his reputation in that situation, its not a question of being guilty or not.
Like I said before it shouldn't be a big sacrifice for someone on that sort of coin! I doubt you would be quite the same target in a nightclub either?
But would Chris Hoy put himself in that situation? Somehow I doubt it but will be on nothing like Gerrards money!
I'm not saying that's what's happened but the fact is, we don't know, all we have is what's been reported by the media which won't be the facts.
But thats just it Michael - someone like Gerrard should know better than to risk his reputation in that situation, its not a question of being guilty or not.
Like I said before it shouldn't be a big sacrifice for someone on that sort of coin! I doubt you would be quite the same target in a nightclub either?
But would Chris Hoy put himself in that situation? Somehow I doubt it but will be on nothing like Gerrards money!
Since I know ***-all about football much of this thread has been way over my head - but this really had me laughing...
http://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=336285
http://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=336285
Virtual Pub?PhilBixby wrote:Since I know ***-all about football much of this thread has been way over my head - but this really had me laughing...
http://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=336285
Well we have it all now, no need to even step out of the house, it's all on the internets!
Football, Yob culture!
Cycling, emphasis is purely on athletic performance
Put a load of men in a pub with a big screen showing a footy match= trouble/ violence.
Give a footie player an income of £60,000 a week and he's off out buying posh cars, designer gear, being seen in the best night clubs with a scantilly clad female draped off his arm. Throw into the equation a gallon of lager and some shots, now you've created a situation, a fan of a different club gives a passing comment and all of a suddenly Mr footballer rises to it and it gets out of hand. Lee Bowyer, Woodgate etc
When was the last time you read about a Pro cyclist fighting in a nightclub?
In my opinion football is way over rated, the players are talented at what they do but theres little professionalism shown by those at the top end of the sport, the role models.
Cycling, emphasis is purely on athletic performance
Put a load of men in a pub with a big screen showing a footy match= trouble/ violence.
Give a footie player an income of £60,000 a week and he's off out buying posh cars, designer gear, being seen in the best night clubs with a scantilly clad female draped off his arm. Throw into the equation a gallon of lager and some shots, now you've created a situation, a fan of a different club gives a passing comment and all of a suddenly Mr footballer rises to it and it gets out of hand. Lee Bowyer, Woodgate etc
When was the last time you read about a Pro cyclist fighting in a nightclub?
In my opinion football is way over rated, the players are talented at what they do but theres little professionalism shown by those at the top end of the sport, the role models.
"David John Rayner (born 4 March 1967, Shipley, West Yorkshire[1][2] - 16 November 1994, Yorkshire) was an English professional racing cyclist who died aged 27 after an incident outside the Maestro nightclub, in Manningham Lane, Bradford. He was put on a life support machine at Bradford Royal Infirmary but died next day.[3]"A Atkin wrote:Not quite the same but 'Tom Boonen/Night Club/Recreational Drugs' rings a bell!When was the last time you read about a Pro cyclist fighting in a nightclub?