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Justin Cochrane, whose only appearance in a QPR shirt resulted him bring sent off in the 2001 Stockport County match that recently featured in this message board, is now Head of Coaching at Brentford.
This video is from a young Cardiff lad - he looks around 12 but uses language that would make a sailor blush - it's hilarious. Also contains a great view of Celar's run for the second goal and the bench's reaction as they look on expectantly:
To be fair, I didn't think they really looked like scoring today. Nardi had a couple of good saves, but, yet again, someone scores a worldie against us.
On another note, does Bannan always get off the pitch that quickly, or was he just being a sulky prick?
The words for animals like cow, pig, deer, etc. are from the Old English, whilst the words for the meat like bacon, ham, and venison are from the French. This is due to the influence of the Normans after 1066. The French nobility introduced the words for the meat, but the English farmers maintained their language for the animals.
Currently at the open Training day at Loftus Road. In the UK for a couple of weeks and this was the only thing that aligned with my stays in London. Looks like a fairly good attendance.
Yeah, living on Vancouver Island I have the same issue as you. I will be getting up at 4:30am, however, since it is the first of the season and I am bang up for it. Also, with the Sky TV rights, I think it is something that we have to get used to on a semi-regular basis.
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