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Curtis Jones

Canadian_red said:
Szoboszlai is a player who I think is a massive tool. Good player but arrogant.
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Yeah but on a treble word square in Scrabble he's worth anything up to 633 points!
 
toddi said:
had goulash once in a top restraunt in East Berlin nuff said
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I had it in the refectory of an Hungarian Teacher training college in Eger.
The pudding after was an unusual dish: spaghetti with sugar and strawberry jam on top.
That was a difficult eat!
 
Fawazzock said:
Im guessing pre 90s? What was it like?
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Well, we are talking the 1970’s
The music was fabulous.
The girls were beautiful.
There were proper pubs, serving proper beer.
Forest were on the up.
The spaghetti pudding was something once tried, never forgotten, and forever to be avoided.
I once put sugar on my chips after a night at the pub.
If you have ever done that you will know what Hungarian sugared spaghetti tastes like.
As for the 90’s: everything went to shit.
I got my first divorce, I got made redundant once, the music and Forest were crap.
And for 2 years I had 9 points on my driving licence, so driving always within the speed limits was pretty naff too.
 
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Captain Sinister said:
Well, we are talking the 1970’s
The music was fabulous.
The girls were beautiful.
There were proper pubs, serving proper beer.
Forest were on the up.
The spaghetti pudding was something once tried, never forgotten, and forever to be avoided.
I once put sugar on my chips after a night at the pub.
If you have ever done that you will know what Hungarian sugared spaghetti tastes like.
As for the 90’s: everything went to shit.
I got my first divorce, I got made redundant once, the music and Forest were crap.
And for 2 years I had 9 points on my driving licence, so driving always within the speed limits was pretty naff too.
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You want to come to my house the 2020s is the new 1970s. Pasta with pasta rules!!! - "Hungarian sugared spaghetti" is banging. We also have it with poppy seeds ("Mak")! How about with hard/quark cottage cheese ("turo"), fried cabbage ("kapostas testa"). And the ultimate - paste and potato together "Grenadiermarsch"
 
Captain Sinister said:
Well, we are talking the 1970’s
The music was fabulous.
The girls were beautiful.
There were proper pubs, serving proper beer.
Forest were on the up.
The spaghetti pudding was something once tried, never forgotten, and forever to be avoided.
I once put sugar on my chips after a night at the pub.
If you have ever done that you will know what Hungarian sugared spaghetti tastes like.
As for the 90’s: everything went to shit.
I got my first divorce, I got made redundant once, the music and Forest were crap.
And for 2 years I had 9 points on my driving licence, so driving always within the speed limits was pretty naff too.
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Sugared spaghetti is popular in the Phillipines.

It's f***ing awful
 
StanleyVictorCollywobbles said:
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Apparently he threw a wobbly on the pitch last night because he didn't get the captain's armband after a substitution. Spent 2 minutes whining on the pitch and then went home and started liking posts by clubs with transfer links.

If there's one thing I can't f***ing stand its players with a bad/unprofessional attitude. Absolutely hate it.

We need more Necos, more MGWs, not more Lingards.
 
weejockmcplop said:
Apparently he threw a wobbly on the pitch last night because he didn't get the captain's armband after a substitution. Spent 2 minutes whining on the pitch and then went home and started liking posts by clubs with transfer links.

If there's one thing I can't f***ing stand its players with a bad/unprofessional attitude. Absolutely hate it.

We need more Necos, more MGWs, not more Lingards.
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Agree with the sentiment but actually there was little if anything wrong with Lingard's attitude. It was his level of fitness and natch sharpness that was his undoing
 
weejockmcplop said:
Apparently he threw a wobbly on the pitch last night because he didn't get the captain's armband after a substitution. Spent 2 minutes whining on the pitch and then went home and started liking posts by clubs with transfer links.

If there's one thing I can't f***ing stand its players with a bad/unprofessional attitude. Absolutely hate it.

We need more Necos, more MGWs, not more Lingards.
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Don't like the sound of that at all. Best avoided if that's his attitude.
 
Far have we travelled said:
Agree with the sentiment but actually there was little if anything wrong with Lingard's attitude. It was his level of fitness and natch sharpness that was his undoing
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Wasn't he drunk the whole season? (I may be wrong but I seem to remember hearing something)

Either way, luckily we don't actually have that many examples of recent players with bad attitudes.
 
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