Bomber wrote:Deflect, deflect, deflect. You're losing what little touch you had left!
So forget the "Percentages" argument then, Britain has more fat people than Australia!
It probably does, but one very important question that you love avoiding - is there a championship where the top 11 complete against the other countries top 11?
or the question of how a roof cannot be closed if it's raining?
Ok, back to football now? Yes, our best 11 beat your best 11 too. Who has the better chance of having a better 11?
A retractable roof can be closed when its raining.
Bomber wrote:Deflect, deflect, deflect. You're losing what little touch you had left!
So forget the "Percentages" argument then, Britain has more fat people than Australia!
It probably does, but one very important question that you love avoiding - is there a championship where the top 11 complete against the other countries top 11?
or the question of how a roof cannot be closed if it's raining?
Ok, back to football now? Yes, our best 11 beat your best 11 too. Who has the better chance of having a better 11?
A retractable roof can be closed when its raining.
so if your best fat 11 can be our best fat 11 then you win and per capita is irrelevant.
The National Sports Centre, which owns the stadium, confirmed it would have violated the guarantee on the structure if attempts had been made to close the roof while wet. "It takes 15 minutes to close the roof but we cannot do it in temperatures below zero, in high wind, or while it is wet," said a spokeswoman.
who's right? the stadium spokesperson trying to save face ?or the guy who bulit the bloody thing ?
i would say the latter....
God is an Englishman wrote:
As for me being a tosser on this forum, it's not just on the forum. I'm a tosser in real life as well.
The National Sports Centre, which owns the stadium, confirmed it would have violated the guarantee on the structure if attempts had been made to close the roof while wet. "It takes 15 minutes to close the roof but we cannot do it in temperatures below zero, in high wind, or while it is wet," said a spokeswoman.
who's right? the stadium spokesperson trying to save face ?or the guy who bulit the bloody thing ?
i would say the latter....
what about the bloke who built the thing trying to save face?
PASC wrote:FIFA official makes the call.... doesnt matter where the game is played
besides the point. Facts are facts, either the polish stadium manager is incompetent or the polish builder is incompetent. I'll leave the choice with you.
Which leads to the question, if it was FIFA's call why the need for the stadium manager to "save face"?
PASC wrote:FIFA official makes the call.... doesnt matter where the game is played
besides the point. Facts are facts, either the polish stadium manager is incompetent or the polish builder is incompetent. I'll leave the choice with you.
Which leads to the question, if it was FIFA's call why the need for the stadium manager to "save face"?
because of their percieved incompetence
God is an Englishman wrote:
As for me being a tosser on this forum, it's not just on the forum. I'm a tosser in real life as well.
PASC wrote:FIFA official makes the call.... doesnt matter where the game is played
besides the point. Facts are facts, either the polish stadium manager is incompetent or the polish builder is incompetent. I'll leave the choice with you.
Which leads to the question, if it was FIFA's call why the need for the stadium manager to "save face"?
because of their percieved incompetence
PERCEIVED!!
Why not just say, it wasn't our call. Why lie? Are the poles notorious liars?
God is an Englishman wrote:
what about notorious a nomadic or free-spirited person and pick pockets?
i thought i made it clear about the a nomadic or free-spirited person thing...
cant argue with the pick pockets.... althought actual a nomadic or free-spirited person are much more notorious for it...
God is an Englishman wrote:
As for me being a tosser on this forum, it's not just on the forum. I'm a tosser in real life as well.
God is an Englishman wrote:
what about notorious a nomadic or free-spirited person and pick pockets?
i thought i made it clear about the a nomadic or free-spirited person thing...
cant argue with the pick pockets.... althought actual a nomadic or free-spirited person are much more notorious for it...
are you saying then that the polish are just pretend a nomadic or free-spirited person?
Polska Bomber - I have to say I was surprised to hear the Polish Federation left the roof open of that magnificent stadium when it rained all day on the originally-scheduled match-day Tuesday.
Then they closed the roof on the following day when the postponed match was played when the sun was beaming down from a bright blue sky.
Oh well, perhaps it was an omen of the dreadful game that petered out to a boring draw. No wonder the FIFA Task Force is looking at the points structure. Would 4 points for a win have motivated those boring coaches from settling for 1 point each from a draw?
You seemed to be ok on your last visit. We dont even need to lock the doors where we live, although I do only because easties do visit occasionally. They were everywhere when we had our recent kerbside hard rubbish collection. Bang, all gone within minutes - literally!
Bomber wrote:You seemed to be ok on your last visit. We dont even need to lock the doors where we live, although I do only because easties do visit occasionally. They were everywhere when we had our recent kerbside hard rubbish collection. Bang, all gone within minutes - literally!
are you sure they weren't polish a nomadic or free-spirited person?
Bomber wrote:You seemed to be ok on your last visit. We dont even need to lock the doors where we live, although I do only because easties do visit occasionally. They were everywhere when we had our recent kerbside hard rubbish collection. Bang, all gone within minutes - literally!
are you sure they weren't polish a nomadic or free-spirited person?
No, the sign on the ute "Norm from Payneham's Lawn Services" gave it away though
God is an Englishman wrote:
what about notorious a nomadic or free-spirited person and pick pockets?
i thought i made it clear about the a nomadic or free-spirited person thing...
cant argue with the pick pockets.... althought actual a nomadic or free-spirited person are much more notorious for it...
are you saying then that the polish are just pretend a nomadic or free-spirited person?
no im not saying that ...
God is an Englishman wrote:
As for me being a tosser on this forum, it's not just on the forum. I'm a tosser in real life as well.
Bomber wrote:You seemed to be ok on your last visit. We dont even need to lock the doors where we live, although I do only because easties do visit occasionally. They were everywhere when we had our recent kerbside hard rubbish collection. Bang, all gone within minutes - literally!
are you sure they weren't polish a nomadic or free-spirited person?
No, the sign on the ute "Norm from Payneham's Lawn Services" gave it away though
He probably just worked there. A lot of people commute to the east for a better life in a better area and a better class of person.
im saying we are not a nomadic or free-spirited person, not even pretend a nomadic or free-spirited person, we have nothing to do with a nomadic or free-spirited person what so ever.
ever...
God is an Englishman wrote:
As for me being a tosser on this forum, it's not just on the forum. I'm a tosser in real life as well.
PASC wrote:im saying we are not a nomadic or free-spirited person, not even pretend a nomadic or free-spirited person, we have nothing to do with a nomadic or free-spirited person what so ever.
ever...
seeing as the polish reputation for lying is so well known now, I assume this means you are a nomadic or free-spirited person.
God is an Englishman wrote:
A lot of people commute to the east for a better life in a better area and a better class of person.
Similar to all the poles going to England.
1. May be true in some cities, but not when talking Adelaide
2. Similar to the poms coming to Australia
when hvae poms come to australia, they were born here.
Do you mean the poms going to London, normally they head to the west and hang around earls court
Poms are ex-pat english, much like yourself. Have you worked out what percenatge of your life you have lived here now?
The only good eastern part of town is when you are talking Sydney.
Bomber wrote:
Poms are ex-pat english, much like yourself. Have you worked out what percenatge of your life you have lived here now?
The only good eastern part of town is when you are talking Sydney.
27% - I'm not ex pat, I am just here on an extended working holiday.
I thought poms were the prisoners who came over here, you know the ancestors of australians.
