matty2094

VAR and that’s a red. The fact a fourth official is 10m away and can’t see that’s a 2 footed lunge is shite.

A bit disappointing to have played so well and not got that second goal but you can see why Pompey are up there. Played to grind it out. That ref was one of the worst in a while. No such thing as a quick free kick and how on earth Yengi wasn’t booked for that ‘goal’ where he stole it from Baxter has baffled me. You could argue it’s a yellow for interfering with the keeper, a yellow for time wasting and a yellow for kicking the ball away. Fucking laughable. Also that #28 that came on for them at half time is that kind of enforcer that we have missed IMO. Know nothing about him but based on today, he just kept it simple and kept them ticking.

And yet this went unpunished

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I would, definitely. I’ll drop you a message shortly.

Thanks all. I think finding out is probably the most sensible option for me, I guess everyone is built different. It's just the fear of a positive result that's scaring me now. I've booked in to see the person TMGJ has recommended anyway to (hopefully) work on alleviating some of this anxiety.

Been a while... PREMATCH IN GAME I think that's very arguable when he's so late and wild. All taken from https://gasroom.org/discussion/8697/match-day-thread-bolton/p9

That’s exactly what I am. But then I’m worrying about if it’s positive, am I going to be worrying about when my times going to be up… It’s a vicious cycle and my minds gone to defcon 1

Sometimes the best advice comes from the people who are furthest removed from the situation so I guess where better to ask. Apologies in advance if this is a bit deep. A ‘what would you do in my shoes’ type question… My grandmother died young from MND. My mother has Frontotemporal Dementia (diagnosed at 61). Both of these are linked to a gene mutation that there’s a 50% chance that I may have inherited. If I have, there’s a rather increased chance that I could develop either (or both) by the time I’m 60 (half way there this year). In short, it’s fucked my head up. Now I can get tested to confirm whether or not I’ve inherited it but the question is whether or not you’d want that. Do you live in blissful ignorance and when your time comes, it comes? Or do you get the test and there’s a 50% chance you’re negative or if you are positive, your heads potentially even more fucked? But then on the other hand, you’ve got a place in line for any preventative treatments that may be developed in the future… There’s also the fact you can find out if any theoretical child you may have can be tested during pregnancy to determine if they’ve inherited it from you (with the option to not continue with it). Apologies again, I know it’s a deep one, just appreciate an impartial view. Heads flitting from one way to the other on an hourly basis.

Good work 🫡 Gives me something to read later. Haven’t had chance to even contemplate doing one of these recently!

And Nlundulu too.

Yep 😄

Is that what happens then should they go bust? (I mean it makes sense. Just weren't sure if the EFL were sensible enough to have that clause in the rulebook).

I'd support that. Think contacting the Robins Report or someone like that (Cheltenham blog) might work?

Agreed. This was a middle aged looking bloke - fairly sure the twitter post is bogus. Like others have said, was just to the right of us, 3 or 4 rows down. CPR, defibrillator out, a lot of attention, didn’t look good. Absolutely hoping for the best. Also if the bloke with a flat cap on that sits around row M in IL3 is someone off here, you’re a fucking weapon. Arguing with a clearly emotional steward who’s asking you to clear the stand is not a good look.