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How funny. Yesterday on the way to the game my wife, who sometimes sits in the Ellerslie Road, was telling us about the guy who never wears shoes or socks and has the hoops on his toenails.
Presumably the same toes!
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My view of Barton's goal on 11:01 - Apr 5 with 4697 views
Pulis claimed that that shouldn't have been a goal.......... pretended not to remember Charlie's name............ called him whatsisname.......... and said that he took the legs right from under the WBA defender. No matter how many times I watch it I can't see how the guy tumbling over Charlie who is basically curled up on the floor could be construed as a foul.
‘morbid curiosity about where this is all going’
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My view of Barton's goal on 11:01 - Apr 5 with 4696 views
The trick is to start small and acclimatise gradually. Eventually you don't feel small stones as painful, just as "what's there". The hard part of course is accepting that you're going to be visibly different from everyone else and people are going to be puzzled by that. But you get used to that in the same way really.
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