I'm worried about the condition of IBB's damaged twig. I hope it's in better shape than Morata"s hammy.
No, that is right, put it wide, by some distance. Awful feeling, feeling pleased when your own side misses an injury time pen to complete a late comeback from 3-1 down.
It is mildly odd that the most technically adroit player to sport the yellow jumper doesn’t actually start. Challenge for MS but all good so far.
I suspect you are wrong. Holebas starts every game. I love Roberto, but he is currently still 70% reputation, with a lot to live up to. I believe he will, but at the moment, he has a long way to go. That said, one game could do it...
I haven’t watched Twin Peaks 3. Been saving it up for the dvd, Dec 5 I believe. Thing is, the TP online scene may well be bigger than the WFC one. Scullion!
Definitely no Kante, Drinkwater or Moses and a half fit / returning Bakayoko and Luiz. However, Hazard is due to hit peak form very soon, it could be against us which would be typical. Wouldn't be surprised if we draw, wouldn't be surprised if we lose, would be pleasantly surprised if we win.
And of course not forgetting aubergine - triple named! Not duo named but cross named: This year I tried to grow Cucamelons, unfortunately I sowed them too late and they never fruited. It’s a climbing plant that has fruits which look like miniature melons (tee hee) but taste like cucumbers. And straight from the taste buds of the devil and an absolute must for every naughty child’s Christmas dinner plate, I give you Kalletes. They are a cross between kale and brussel sprouts. Nature got the better of them this year and the caterpillars scoffed the lot. I’ll try again next year armed with some insect killer and report back for all those interested........
Don't unpicked courgettes eventually become marrows? The one that has always confused me are peas. Are sugar snaps and petit poit special varieties or just picked at the juvenile stage? Anyway let's make history later, following Brighton's good example last night. 3 - 1 to the 'Orns.
The twig is safely in my pocket,no worse than last week. When selecting loose carrots I always twiddle them behind my ear and sniff them in homage to Richard Briers in 'The Good Life'. I have a potato that looks like Ian Dowie.
If we win this match I'll donate £5 to a charity of the first person who 'likes' this post choice (so long as it can be done easily online). We have NO hope of winning.
Surely eggplants/aubergines are only known as melanzani in Italy? Zucchini and courgette are both diminutive forms of marrow in their respective languages. Having to deal with yanks in restaurants quite regularly, I have to remember that rocket is arugula and coriander is cilantro. Also Aussies call sweets 'lollies' but yanks call them candies.
Coriander is also known a Cilantro. How I laughed at that one. In a similar vein Americans spell Tyres as Tires....Silly people.
I reckon a couple of these late fitness tests will lead to a few more changes for them. Wenger brought back Kosielny too early last week and Richarlison had him for toast.
Imagine taking home your arugula and cilantro a paper groceries bag in the trunk of your automobile. T.ssers ...
Tim sherwood just now on soccer am predicts a comfortable Chelsea win. Although once a Horn, have never liked that ****
The yanks call Marjoram, oregano. They have the cheek to laugh at the words telly and bugger. Being p*ssed hasn’t got anything to do with being inebriated and w*anker is not in their vocabulary, oh and ya backside is your fanny so go careful with that one! The South Africans call traffic lights robots. That is about the sum of my knowledge on cultural differences.
2-1 to us. If we are challenging for the Title we need to put in superior performances against the top 6. We are finally in our rightful place amongst the PL big boys, Cant see Chelsea threatening us, Britos is farrrr to world class for Hazard.
