Posts made by IrishHeart

@Denimhead-0 the shirt is great, but your wife is the star in the last photo. Hilarious

@Brandrea I can’t compare them to Dehen, nut I have 3 pieces from AA and never had a problem.

You’re in for a treat!

The poor guy can’t catch a break. I’ll be setting up a go fund me page later to show how much we care.

@natefreezy Jason Statham in the house!

The colour of his lunch goes perfectly with the colour of the shirt

@Ross that’s good to hear. Thanks for the prompt response Ross

@Ross do you expect the same levels of shrinkage in the other 9oz mercerised cuts such as the IH-727?

I have the 727 in a couple of colours but haven’t washed yet, so just wondering what to expect, especially as I had them hemmed to the perfect length.
Thanks

@endo great album. One of my favourite bands

@SamD that jacket looks mint!

@Sage954 definitely not a City fan, but Cherki is the most naturally gifted player in the league. I fear he’ll have a great season.

Great to see someone make a highbrow contribution after all the chatter about The Odyssey!

Probably because I’m a git, I ignore instructions as to how I should dress going to fancy dress or themed parties and just wear what I like. I can put up with any comments about me being a curmudgeon.

@mclaincausey agree that the players do not escape blame, but that method of taking the lead and holding on for dear life has been a running theme in several games, and the coach has done nothing to address it, either in between the games or during the numerous breaks in the game.

We saw similar failings under Southgate, and assumed this was an area Tuchel would help to resolve.

If the tactic is to try not to lose rather than try to win, then eventually you run out of luck.

No complaints, the better team won, just didn’t think England would hand it to them gift wrapped.

@goosehd hopefully that was in the heat of the moment. If he still thinks that in the cold light of day, then he really isn’t the man for the job.

Taking attack minded players off and replacing them with defenders, gave England no out ball and invited pressure.
Between scoring in the 55th minute and Argentina’s second goal in the 92nd minute, England had 12% possession. That is an absolutely damning statistic.
Argentina’s two centre backs were on yellow cards, but rather than keeping the ball and continuing to attack them, England handed the initiative over to them.
Cabo Verde and Egypt both showed how frail Argentina were defensively and scored twice each by attacking them.
Tuchel has much to explain.

To sit back against a team like Argentina and invite pressure like that was a disaster waiting to happen.

Clearly expecting to win within 90 minutes if it’s only 3litres!