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Posts: 239August 2011sambo applecart said:KHL10 said:
your stalking me now .....ye i'm a fully licenced FA coach and FA coach development worker/assessor...working for a couple of clubs on a freelance basis also work with England youth teams when required.....
hahahaha 'stalking', sorry mate, just interesting aint it when somebody has a job thats different from the ''norm' so to speak!!
ye.. know what ye mean...i've been very lucky.....
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Posts: 24,216August 2011
ye.. know what ye mean...i've been very lucky.....
we make our own luck in life mate :-)
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Posts: 186August 2011 you wait all summer for the season to start, then a bunch of mindless tools make you wait a bit longer. i think it's time for people to start taking some retrebution against these tossers. crack a few skulls and see if they still feel like rioting. if they were in Cyprus (where i'm stuck till January) then the police would have shot a load of them by now, unfortunately the British police aren't allowed to do this. i work for a pittance as a window cleaner back in England, but i don't go out rioting cos my life is a struggle. nobody has a right to a well paid job. on a rainy week i would be better off on the dole, but i don't go looting. do these people have a brain? shoot em all! no sympathy from me!
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Posts: 24,216August 2011efcmustattack said:
you wait all summer for the season to start, then a bunch of mindless tools make you wait a bit longer. i think it's time for people to start taking some retrebution against these tossers. crack a few skulls and see if they still feel like rioting. if they were in Cyprus (where i'm stuck till January) then the police would have shot a load of them by now, unfortunately the British police aren't allowed to do this. i work for a pittance as a window cleaner back in England, but i don't go out rioting cos my life is a struggle. nobody has a right to a well paid job. on a rainy week i would be better off on the dole, but i don't go looting. do these people have a brain? shoot em all! no sympathy from me!
Does it rain much in Cyprus???
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Posts: 239August 2011sambo applecart said:efcmustattack said:
you wait all summer for the season to start, then a bunch of mindless tools make you wait a bit longer. i think it's time for people to start taking some retrebution against these tossers. crack a few skulls and see if they still feel like rioting. if they were in Cyprus (where i'm stuck till January) then the police would have shot a load of them by now, unfortunately the British police aren't allowed to do this. i work for a pittance as a window cleaner back in England, but i don't go out rioting cos my life is a struggle. nobody has a right to a well paid job. on a rainy week i would be better off on the dole, but i don't go looting. do these people have a brain? shoot em all! no sympathy from me!
Does it rain much in Cyprus???
does it eck...non stop 45/50 degree heat !!!
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Posts: 186August 2011 It's been about 40 for the last month. I've been cleaning windows in it for about 2 months now. The wages here are crap (£20 a day for 7/8 hours) , but luckily my parents are supporting me. I never thought i would miss having cold hands at work, but this is suffering of a different kind! I'm looking foward to January, cos i'm going back to freezing England to resume my previous life. At least i will be able to play snooker again and enjoy the odd dooby! Hopefully all this rioting will be over by then.
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Posts: 24,216August 2011KHL10 said:sambo applecart said:efcmustattack said:
you wait all summer for the season to start, then a bunch of mindless tools make you wait a bit longer. i think it's time for people to start taking some retrebution against these tossers. crack a few skulls and see if they still feel like rioting. if they were in Cyprus (where i'm stuck till January) then the police would have shot a load of them by now, unfortunately the British police aren't allowed to do this. i work for a pittance as a window cleaner back in England, but i don't go out rioting cos my life is a struggle. nobody has a right to a well paid job. on a rainy week i would be better off on the dole, but i don't go looting. do these people have a brain? shoot em all! no sympathy from me!
Does it rain much in Cyprus???
does it eck...non stop 45/50 degree heat !!!
i live in the wrong country...................................
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Posts: 239August 2011efcmustattack said:
It's been about 40 for the last month. I've been cleaning windows in it for about 2 months now. The wages here are crap (£20 a day for 7/8 hours) , but luckily my parents are supporting me. I never thought i would miss having cold hands at work, but this is suffering of a different kind! I'm looking foward to January, cos i'm going back to freezing England to resume my previous life. At least i will be able to play snooker again and enjoy the odd dooby! Hopefully all this rioting will be over by then.
you dont work for an english bloke called geof by any chance do you over ayia napa way ? -
Posts: 186August 2011 If you like sweating and struggling to sleep at night then Cyprus is the place to be. It's not for me. If i hadn't broke my back, then i never would have come to live here. Around Christmas is good though, cos it cools down to a more acceptable 20ish. 40 is way to hot though. The other night i got in about midnight and it was still 30
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Posts: 239August 2011efcmustattack said:
If you like sweating and struggling to sleep at night then Cyprus is the place to be. It's not for me. If i hadn't broke my back, then i never would have come to live here. Around Christmas is good though, cos it cools down to a more acceptable 20ish. 40 is way to hot though. The other night i got in about midnight and it was still 30
air con !!
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Posts: 186August 2011 No. I work for a cockny called Tim. I live in Girne. Air con does help, but i still wake up sweating
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Posts: 24,216August 2011KHL10 said:efcmustattack said:
If you like sweating and struggling to sleep at night then Cyprus is the place to be. It's not for me. If i hadn't broke my back, then i never would have come to live here. Around Christmas is good though, cos it cools down to a more acceptable 20ish. 40 is way to hot though. The other night i got in about midnight and it was still 30
con air !!
Great film Luke, but whats that got to do with how hot it is in Cyprus?? The poor lad has broke his back and struggling withthe heat and you want to talk a bout films??
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Posts: 239August 2011 i've just got back from there..very hot hot...
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Posts: 186August 2011 it's nice for a holiday, but i couldn't live here forever. did you visit a place called Soys bar? I was playing pool there a couple of weeks ago and a group of scousers were there. (i'm assuming this is where you are from)
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Posts: 172August 2011 Anyone know the rules in regards to suspensions? Suspended for the re-schedule, or counting onwards from next playable match?
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Posts: 102August 2011 I reckon it was Moyes who started the riots. He wanted the game off as weve signed no-one and have injuries already. Although being serious now, im a bit worried that everyone seems to think we will automatically whup QPR now......we all know with Everton that nothings that simple. Anyone reckon we will actually sign anyone now?
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