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Fever Friday and game vs Sydney fans

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Hard News wrote:
Fever Squad for Saturday.

Team is:
KiwiJambo
DKP22
Pancakes
Toffeeman
El Grapadura
Ian
Fitz
 
Maybe:
Me
Marius
Stefan
Oska

Kick off at 13:00 - the Ginger Eejit is refereeing.  Come down for a giggle.

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that is a poor team.  Anyone remember the great sides we were putting out in the glory days?  We sure showed those stabbies a thing or two (although they did bring out their Aussie Rules team).
 
[QUOTE=Ballane]  Thats as bad as feverish saying he is sober or FM saying he has a job.
 
 
I actually have a job, and am just completing my first week of work.  Somewhat bizzarely, I am working from home today, so in exactly the same position I have been through 4 months of unemployment, but at least getting paid for it.
 
ande here you all were thinking that the guy in charge of the lettuce and tomatos at a Subway couldn't work from home.

All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight

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2ndBest wrote:
Picking 8 goal granville is a brave move.


As long as we don't need him to keep, or score, we'll be fine.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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The importance of lettuce and tomatoes should not  be underestimated
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Oska wrote:
Didn't see a single piece of Nix or YF attire today, apart from what I was wearing myself, 'tis a shame.


Same here, but given it's Korea and I haven't been anywhere but work and home today, somewhat understandable.


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Frankie Mac wrote:
[QUOTE=Hard News]Fever Squad for Saturday.

Team is:
KiwiJambo
DKP22
Pancakes
Toffeeman
El Grapadura
Ian
Fitz
 
Maybe:
Me
Marius
Stefan
Oska

Kick off at 13:00 - the Ginger Eejit is refereeing.  Come down for a giggle.


 
that is a poor team.  Anyone remember the great sides we were putting out in the glory days?  We sure showed those stabbies a thing or two (although they did bring out their Aussie Rules team).

 
Don't you worry Frankie we'll get the job done, if there are any dickheads in there team I'll make sure they go to the Nix game on crutches
Fitz2008-09-27 07:54:15
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When the Melbourne boys played you lot it was like when the Bad News Bears played the Rich Kids team.We were a shambles, in sneakers and track pants and mis-matching jumpers, whilst you lot all rocked up in team shorts and socks and wore footy boots and shin guards ffs...

Luckily the Ref was as dodgy as a nine dollar note!
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kiwi pie wrote:
When the Melbourne boys played you lot it was like when the Bad News Bears played the Rich Kids team.We were a shambles, in sneakers and track pants and mis-matching jumpers, whilst you lot all rocked up in team shorts and socks and wore footy boots and shin guards ffs...

Luckily the Ref was as dodgy as a nine dollar note!


I agree - he gave far too much to the Tards

When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!

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Kept us in it imo.

Also the Phoenix ring in was our best player.
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ginger_eejit wrote:

kiwi pie wrote:
When the Melbourne boys played you lot it was like when the Bad News Bears played the Rich Kids team.We were a shambles, in sneakers and track pants and mis-matching jumpers, whilst you lot all rocked up in team shorts and socks and wore footy boots and shin guards ffs...Luckily the Ref was as dodgy as a nine dollar note!
I agree - he gave far too much to the Tards


His traditional sympathies for the Bling better not shine through today...
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Hard News wrote:
kiwi pie wrote:
Kept us in it imo.

Also the Phoenix ring in was our best player.


That was Sportzone.


Sportzone = honourary Tard.
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Hard News wrote:
Today he was an honourary Blinger...


he's a sell out.

score?

i predict 0-0 after the woeful 1st half i saw

Salmon swim upstream

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Unfortunately 1-0 to Bling boys. Got close to nabbing an equaliser late on, but didn't nail it.
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Hard News wrote:
Rubbishness ten, football nil......oh, and we broke the Eejit.


Fixed it for you.

Oh, and the Eejit broke himself...
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What Bling? All I got was a chance to wear the old wedding ring during a game if you can call that Bling! You lot were rubbish! Even the off the ball incident with the Eejit couldn't help you with dodgy X taking over the whistle.
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over 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Fractured talus tarsal, in plaster next 4-6 weeks. Looks like I'll be hobbling up the aisle in crutches.

When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!

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Hard luck man. I thought it looked pretty bad...
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You got a stunner of a lump though

You know we belong together...

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ginger_eejit wrote:
Fractured talus tarsal, in plaster next 4-6 weeks. Looks like I'll be hobbling up the aisle in crutches.

Is the talus tarsal the new meta tarsal? 
Profile pic. Should you be interested. Lakhsen, on the right, lost touch with him.
Mohammed, on the left, I'm still in touch with. He's now living in Agadez, Niger. More focused on his animals now as tourism has dried up. Is active with a co-op promoting local goods, leather work and bijouterie, into Europe. 
20/5/20

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dairyflat wrote:
ginger_eejit wrote:
Fractured talus tarsal, in plaster next 4-6 weeks. Looks like I'll be hobbling up the aisle in crutches.

Is the talus tarsal the new meta tarsal? 


The Yellow T


When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!

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After seeing the pic (above) I felt guilty (for a second) for being flippant. So I followed the pic link to learn more...

the most proximal of the tarsal bones

 the talus articulates with the medial malleolus of the tibia and the lateral malleolus of the fibula to form the ankle mortise joint


Best summed up as OUCH!! 
Profile pic. Should you be interested. Lakhsen, on the right, lost touch with him.
Mohammed, on the left, I'm still in touch with. He's now living in Agadez, Niger. More focused on his animals now as tourism has dried up. Is active with a co-op promoting local goods, leather work and bijouterie, into Europe. 
20/5/20

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How did you fracture your talus?

It must have been a sweet spot because it's not as exposured as the other bones despite it being a larger bone in the foot.AllWhitebelievr2008-09-28 00:23:20
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Aw, I thought the fans game was Sunday afternoon, not Saturday ... bugger!
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AllWhitebelievr wrote:
How did you fracture your talus?

It must have been a sweet spot because it's not as exposured as the other bones despite it being a larger bone in the foot.


She fell over, she fell over, she fell over.

Its no longer a problem.

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ginger_eejit wrote:
Fractured talus tarsal, in plaster next 4-6 weeks. Looks like I'll be hobbling up the aisle in crutches.
 
All together now ...
 
We'll be hobbling, We'll be hobbling, we'll be hobbling down the road.
When you hear the noise of the Yellow Fever boys, we'll be hobbling down the road!

I know, I know, its serious!

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AllWhitebelievr wrote:
How did you fracture your talus?

It must have been a sweet spot because it's not as exposured as the other bones despite it being a larger bone in the foot.


Well, it must have been a lucky bit of inversion of my foot in the pothole, so that all the weight transferred from my tib & fib to the talus, coz the doc when he saw the swelling was thinking broken tib & fib and that I would need an op to rod and pin it.

When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!

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over 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
That sucks Eej!
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kiwi pie wrote:
That sucks Eej!


Didn't take long for Corksters bro to get it up on the Sydney boards


ginger_eejit2008-09-28 12:18:17

When Hibs, went up, to win the Scottish Cup - I wisnae there - furfuxake!

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over 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Look at them laughing and smiling!!

Pure evil.
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over 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Pretty annoyed that the footage wasnt played on prime.
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ginger_eejit wrote:

AllWhitebelievr wrote:
How did you fracture your talus?

It must have been a sweet spot because it's not as exposured as the other bones despite it being a larger bone in the foot.
Well, it must have been a lucky bit of inversion of my foot in the pothole, so that all the weight transferred from my tib & fib to the talus, coz the doc when he saw the swelling was thinking broken tib & fib and that I would need an op to rod and pin it.


I was going to say that the Tib and Fib would usually be the weak points around the bone head, but if it was all the weight was flatly downwards at that precise point with no sideaway movement then it save you from breaking the two bones of the Tib and Fib rather than the one bone Talus.

To be honest, that must have been the lesser evil of the two scenarios, better outcome for you in terms of less hassles in playing football later on. You still got some years left then.
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over 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
the pitch was not the best.. Its got to be the first time I have seen a man hole on a football pitch.
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Oops - must stop using Nice Effort's log-in - from Chelski Liz.
 
Is that Doctor AllWhitebelievr ??
 
Good clip was shown on Sportsline on the Sky News channel last night - including interview with Eejit and very good close-up on impressively swollen ankle.  I've tried looking for a clip on the net, but I don't know what I'm doing, really.
 
Take care Eejit!
nice effort2008-09-28 13:16:18
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Well we tried hard and made a heap of tackles, we didn't possess much goal threat unfortunately. I didn't axe any of the Sydney lads as they seemed liek a pretty good bunch, I was more tempted to go in two footed knee high on Tony Morrison the dirty traitor!

Anyway it was a good laugh

Fitz
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It's all good, we got the result that mattered
You know we belong together...

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over 17 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Get will soon Eej.

As someone who fractured his medial malleolus a few years back (see, I can drop some medical jargon in as well) and still has two pins in there, I sympathise.
Jag2008-09-29 07:40:19

Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.

"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003

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As Eejits personal physician i can inform all concerned fans that the patient will make a complete and fool recovery of himself from   the bone fracture , the prognosis regarding the the far more serious condition of Hibernian supportaratitis is unfortunatly incurable ,suffice to say our sympathys go out to all his long suffering friends ,family  and colleague's!!   Kiwi Jambo2008-09-29 12:38:57

The answer to life's problems are rarely found at the bottom of a beer glass - but it's always worth a look.

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