When the handball setting is turned off before an actual championship game rather than just on FIFA so the referee doesn't give any handballs during the whole bloody game
I'm going to counter that.
When referees and fans think that smacking a ball at an opposition player's hand from 2 yards out is handball.
The ref was spot on ignoring such handball claims today.
Nope there were at least two blatant hand balls today that he didn't give especially the one in the first half with solly when it clearly hit his hand. If that isn't hand ball I don't know what is.
His hand obstructed the flow off the ball solly didn't smack it.
I don't like these 12.15 last day kick off times. It's a sad day as we know it all means no footie for a couple of months. I would just like to savour it until 5pm. It's a bit like the party ending early. There's a sense of emptiness from 3pm onwards
Im sure its been said many times before but cyclists in London at traffic lights. As a pedestrian that walks from Charing Cross station, i'm nailed on to have a confrontation once a week with some prick in a helmet that doesn't realise when the traffic light is red, they need to stay behind the line. Not creep forward like Lance Armstrong with the shakes. Wankers.
A work quiz and curry night (last night) which in itself was a great way to spend a Tuesday evening, I really did enjoy it. What I didn't enjoy was my boss demanding the night carry on until 1am just to talk about what people are 'talking about' in the office. 'what are people saying?' 'why are people negative?'
I work in a company of 8 people. Work is work. People will talk about, moan and bitch about work up and down the country. The fact we are a company of 8 people probably makes it a lot worse, but it did do my nut!
A work quiz and curry night (last night) which in itself was a great way to spend a Tuesday evening, I really did enjoy it. What I didn't enjoy was my boss demanding the night carry on until 1am just to talk about what people are 'talking about' in the office. 'what are people saying?' 'why are people negative?'
I work in a company of 8 people. Work is work. People will talk about, moan and bitch about work up and down the country. The fact we are a company of 8 people probably makes it a lot worse, but it did do my nut!
Oh my God this. One of our managers is massively obsessed with 'office negativity'. This obsession is probably the source of 90% of all office negativity.
A work quiz and curry night (last night) which in itself was a great way to spend a Tuesday evening, I really did enjoy it. What I didn't enjoy was my boss demanding the night carry on until 1am just to talk about what people are 'talking about' in the office. 'what are people saying?' 'why are people negative?'
I work in a company of 8 people. Work is work. People will talk about, moan and bitch about work up and down the country. The fact we are a company of 8 people probably makes it a lot worse, but it did do my nut!
Oh my God this. One of our managers is massively obsessed with 'office negativity'. This obsession is probably the source of 90% of all office negativity.
Have you got evidence for that 80% or is it just your opinion? Oops wrong thread.
It annoys me that so many people have no idea how to merge when two lanes become one.
There's a video doing the rounds on Facebook/Twitter congratulating a driver in Liverpool who deliberately blocked an empty lane when a lane merge was approaching hundreds of yards ahead of the merging point.
Both the Highway Code and highway engineers recommend that you fill all empty lane space and merge in a 'zipper' style, as this link suggests.
Night watchmen in cricket - something England in particular love to do.
Overused far too much by England, they often get out and end up having to send in the batsman you wanted to protect and sometimes that batsman gets out as well anyway.
If your star batsman is going to get dismissed to an in-swinging yorker first ball it doesn't matter if it's at 11.01am or 5.25pm it's still a golden duck.
Annoys me even more when a night watchman is sent out a good 20 minutes or so before the close of play. I can understand if you need to bat out Day 5 of a Test and there's a good chance it will rain but just about any other circumstance, no, just send the next proper batsman in.
When after a taxing day at work and all you want to do is relax and watch a bit of telly and your wife and daughter decide to have a huge f**k-off row.
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His hand obstructed the flow off the ball solly didn't smack it.
Ours can't commit due to zero hr contracts and not being able to plan their week
I work in a company of 8 people. Work is work. People will talk about, moan and bitch about work up and down the country. The fact we are a company of 8 people probably makes it a lot worse, but it did do my nut!
There's a video doing the rounds on Facebook/Twitter congratulating a driver in Liverpool who deliberately blocked an empty lane when a lane merge was approaching hundreds of yards ahead of the merging point.
Both the Highway Code and highway engineers recommend that you fill all empty lane space and merge in a 'zipper' style, as this link suggests.
Overused far too much by England, they often get out and end up having to send in the batsman you wanted to protect and sometimes that batsman gets out as well anyway.
If your star batsman is going to get dismissed to an in-swinging yorker first ball it doesn't matter if it's at 11.01am or 5.25pm it's still a golden duck.
Annoys me even more when a night watchman is sent out a good 20 minutes or so before the close of play. I can understand if you need to bat out Day 5 of a Test and there's a good chance it will rain but just about any other circumstance, no, just send the next proper batsman in.