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TODD66
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by TODD66 » Sat Jan 21, 2006 8:23 pm
silly subject, but what do you think?
When I was a lad, you may have seen the keeper wearing those dodgy green things - now everyone seems to be wearing them when the temperature drops below 10C
I only ask, because tonight I have seen the ultimate in glove wearing.
Lad playing for Congo wearing gloves for f sake
Has no one told him that it is quite warm in Egypt even at this time of year
Fashion accessory - thats the only answer I can come up with.
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by The Gaffer » Sun Jan 22, 2006 5:32 pm
TODD66 wrote:silly subject, but what do you think?
When I was a lad, you may have seen the keeper wearing those dodgy green things - now everyone seems to be wearing them when the temperature drops below 10C
I only ask, because tonight I have seen the ultimate in glove wearing.
Lad playing for Congo wearing gloves for f sake
Has no one told him that it is quite warm in Egypt even at this time of year
Fashion accessory - thats the only answer I can come up with.
lol i know what you mean, must admit i sometimes wear gloves but that is when its cold but i mean really cold. although mate who i used to play with in a team, simple wore them as he got better grip when taking a throw in, as he used to get sweety hands and the moisture offf the ball simple slipped.
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by monstermunch » Sun Jan 22, 2006 9:14 pm
Was it Chimponda for Wigan wearing gloves way back in September? God help him if we really do get this -10 cold snap.

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by TODD66 » Mon Jan 23, 2006 3:16 am
monstermunch wrote:Was it Chimponda for Wigan wearing gloves way back in September? God help him if we really do get this -10 cold snap.

Well he could always wear tights and a Puffa Jacket

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by twinpeakes » Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:30 am
one word...pussies!
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by nieros » Tue Jan 24, 2006 10:45 am
I play footy every wed night outdoors from 7-8, and if I dont wear my gloves my hands are frozen.
This in turn distracts me which means I play worse.
Same on sunday morning 11 aside, gloves in winter = good.
Oh by gloves I mean fingerless black ones, not some big poncy things

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by Anglo-Saxon » Tue Jan 24, 2006 10:51 am
nieros wrote:I play footy every wed night outdoors from 7-8, and if I dont wear my gloves my hands are frozen.
This in turn distracts me which means I play worse.
Same on sunday morning 11 aside, gloves in winter = good.
Oh by gloves I mean fingerless black ones, not some big poncy things

If you ran a little more you would not get cold

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by nieros » Tue Jan 24, 2006 11:29 am
Anglo-Saxon wrote:nieros wrote:I play footy every wed night outdoors from 7-8, and if I dont wear my gloves my hands are frozen.
This in turn distracts me which means I play worse.
Same on sunday morning 11 aside, gloves in winter = good.
Oh by gloves I mean fingerless black ones, not some big poncy things

If you ran a little more you would not get cold

Note, I didnt say "I" was cold, but my hands are.
Rest of me is warm.
Hands like iceblocks.
Infact they were that numb the other week when I forgot my gloves I couldnt feel the steering wheel in my car. Fun times
As I play left wing / forward most of the time, not running isnt an option
Then again, if you want to come and play tomorrow night, we in cambridge, lets see how you do

Shorts and t-shirt are mandatory
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by Anglo-Saxon » Tue Jan 24, 2006 11:32 am
nieros wrote:Anglo-Saxon wrote:nieros wrote:I play footy every wed night outdoors from 7-8, and if I dont wear my gloves my hands are frozen.
This in turn distracts me which means I play worse.
Same on sunday morning 11 aside, gloves in winter = good.
Oh by gloves I mean fingerless black ones, not some big poncy things

If you ran a little more you would not get cold

Note, I didnt say "I" was cold, but my hands are.
Rest of me is warm.
Hands like iceblocks.
Infact they were that numb the other week when I forgot my gloves I couldnt feel the steering wheel in my car. Fun times
Then again, if you want to come and play tomorrow night, we in cambridge, lets see how you do

Shorts and t-shirt are mandatory
As much as I'd love to come and play, I can't afford it LOL
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by nieros » Tue Jan 24, 2006 11:37 am
Anglo-Saxon wrote:nieros wrote:
Note, I didnt say "I" was cold, but my hands are.
Rest of me is warm.
Hands like iceblocks.
Infact they were that numb the other week when I forgot my gloves I couldnt feel the steering wheel in my car. Fun times
Then again, if you want to come and play tomorrow night, we in cambridge, lets see how you do

Shorts and t-shirt are mandatory
As much as I'd love to come and play, I can't afford it LOL
*sniffs the air*, smells like an excuse to me!
Hehe
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by Anglo-Saxon » Tue Jan 24, 2006 11:49 am
nieros wrote:Anglo-Saxon wrote:nieros wrote:
Note, I didnt say "I" was cold, but my hands are.
Rest of me is warm.
Hands like iceblocks.
Infact they were that numb the other week when I forgot my gloves I couldnt feel the steering wheel in my car. Fun times
Then again, if you want to come and play tomorrow night, we in cambridge, lets see how you do

Shorts and t-shirt are mandatory
As much as I'd love to come and play, I can't afford it LOL
*sniffs the air*, smells like an excuse to me!
Hehe
I think it's a good one as I live in Germany LOL
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by nieros » Tue Jan 24, 2006 11:53 am
Anglo-Saxon wrote:nieros wrote:Anglo-Saxon wrote:
As much as I'd love to come and play, I can't afford it LOL
*sniffs the air*, smells like an excuse to me!
Hehe
I think it's a good one as I live in Germany LOL
SLACKER!
Easyjet / ryanair is your friend.
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by Anglo-Saxon » Tue Jan 24, 2006 12:05 pm
nieros wrote:Anglo-Saxon wrote:nieros wrote:
*sniffs the air*, smells like an excuse to me!
Hehe
I think it's a good one as I live in Germany LOL
SLACKER!
Easyjet / ryanair is your friend.
Air Berlin from where I live, fancy coming over tomorra night for a pint????????
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by nieros » Tue Jan 24, 2006 1:11 pm
Anglo-Saxon wrote:nieros wrote:Anglo-Saxon wrote:
I think it's a good one as I live in Germany LOL
SLACKER!
Easyjet / ryanair is your friend.
Air Berlin from where I live, fancy coming over tomorra night for a pint????????
Cant... Im playing football in my gloves!
lol