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given how injury prone George Hirst is. Ali Al Hamadi is OK coming on as a finisher during games but I wouldn't want to rely on him as a starter for any length of time if Hirst was injured.
Szmodics and Broadhead could fill in up front, but given Hirst's injury record I'd definitely want another proper forward to share the burden with George Hirst.
This is your cue to tell me not to worry and we are sniffing round striker x.
Looks pretty clear on google maps and yesterday I went into Town at half four returning just before 6, traffic was really light both ways. One of joyful blip of traffic calmness or are people adapting to the bridge works?
When I was growing up there was a nest on our house and all the other houses nearby, but I haven't seen n one in literally decades. There are still house martins about though so where are they hiding,,?
But our wage bill was the lowest in the premier league by a substantial margin. That is why we were missing the quality to stay up.
It's not impossible to overachieve whilst keeping the wages down, Brentford, Bournemouth and Wolves (in the end) managed it this year, but by and large the bigger the wages the better your chances.
I knew these cows were a bit jittery, but I thought I had plenty of room to give them a wide berth and my path took me round their field towards a footbridge and away from where they were stationed. So my route took me away from them.
A couple of watch cows spotted me but didnt pay to much attention, just gave me the stink eye. But as I stopped to look at a song thrush in a bush I heard a rumbling behind me. The calves had decided to stampede and their mothers went with them. They were heading towards my exit point which was the footbridge, and the rear guard was closer to my entry point than I was at this point. They were hurtling in my direction and my only way to escape was to hop over a barbed wire fence and jump a stream into the next field.
The stream was about 5 foot wide, which is quite a way for a standing jump, but I got over and noticed that the gate to this field was open , the cows were streaming over the footbridge and heading towards it. I had to flee as fast as I could across the field and hide in a foxes den under a tree before they saw me. When I got my breath back I was able to climb over a fence and walk safely along the hedge line without them seeing me. But then there was a break in the hedge where there was nothing but a strand or two of barbed wire. The feckers saw me again and came charging after me . I am just glad that they dont like barbed wire because it would not have taken much for them to knock through it if they wanted.
They are pretty smart too. The advance guard , having blocked off my access to my footbridge exit earlier, then headed straight for the gate where the footpath would take me.
Do AI programs like Gemini, co-pilot and ChatGPT learn from their interactions with users?
I'd like to know if I am wasting my time trying to teach AI that ITFC are The Pride of Anglia come what may, and that Budgies is a valid nickname for that lot.
I know we al have fond memories of Boncho, and when they come off they are a thing of beauty but 9 times out of 10 they dont come off and more than half the time they are fecking dangerous.
Free kick if you try one. Striaght red for endangering an opponent if you try one and your foot comes near anyones head.
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