The Scottish Football thread went from the sublime to the ridiculous over the title run in. Far too much goading and not all of it in the name of good natured debate or banter.
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I can get his perspective completely in that you are getting the chance for condition management medication. I’m pleased his take on things was a reassurance to you.
And one more thing blue. Of course this thread is about you! It’s about all of us and anyone else who fancies calling in for a chat.
Sorry for your loss mate.
When I moved to Canada, my sister lived here with her family, it was a big reason for the move, tragically she passed away 3 yrs after I moved her, she was only 45 it was so hard not to move back home, but her kids and husband persuaded me to stay, it helped me to stay here but it was a tough few years
Indeed. The majority have never been to a Scottish football match or one not involving a team outside of the Central Belt. Now , this is where I’d usually add “ They don’t know what it’s like on a cold Wednesday night in February when your 6 foot away from the players , watching a Highland League match, and the wind that started off at the North Pole is blowing in your face”. On reflection I realise I hate Wednesday night football in February, but don’t tell anyone. I invariably stay up an extra hour defrosting with a dram or two and vow never to go again ☹
Thank you. Yes that is tragically young and with a young family too. I’m glad you were able to weather the storm of those tough few years. So many people are going through or have experienced tough situations that others aren’t aware of, we often lack the perspective to consider that others may be going through a bad situation and give them some leeway. It saddens me the lack of kindness we show at times
There is a similar scenario here in the Gaelic where the winter travelling fans all have at least a ‘know your face’ knowledge of each other. Haunted by too many days of soakings and defeats when you’re 3 hours drive from home. Come the summertime though, the real ‘experts’ come out of hibernation and bleat about how unfair it is that they can’t get tickets for Croke Park…Indeed. The majority have never been to a Scottish football match or one not involving a team outside of the Central Belt. Now , this is where I’d usually add “ They don’t know what it’s like on a cold Wednesday night in February when your 6 foot away from the players , watching a Highland League match, and the wind that started off at the North Pole is blowing in your face”. On reflection I realise I hate Wednesday night football in February, but don’t tell anyone. I invariably stay up an extra hour defrosting with a dram or two and vow never to go again ☹
You know the type I’m sure.
bigjonny
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There are no boat trips , you walk across from West Kirby having paid close attention to the tide tables.
Boat Trips at Wirral Sailing Centre https://www.visitliverpool.com/listing/boat-trips-at-wirral-sailing-centre/28678101/
As big J said walking across from West Kirkby is best you not only have to time it right you have to follow the correct path as going direct to them could put you in sinking sand.
It's about two and a half miles out but looks a lot closer.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
45 is no age. Sorry to hear this …
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