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As one poster above said, it is inevitable for humans growing up to dabble with things in life. Being around the music and club scene i've seen many scenarios. The UK have to really change the legislation on there take to recreational drugs.
In most European countries (Holland for a great example) they have drug testing machines on sight at EVERY festival and 'rave' club to make sure what you are taking is safe.
On another tangent, charging £4 for water in clubs and $8 in ibiza, then they wonder why people do collapse and are dehydrated. And yes! I hope the producer of the pills is found and action taken, with information to the public on what pill it was and to be careful.
I'm away on holiday for this game but it's good to know you are local to me! I'm from hitchin and drive to some games also so in future I will send you a message :thumbsup
It makes me laugh that everyone judges a player on paper statistics. It's not like KM know's what he's looking for does it?
'Hes only scored 7 in 17 at forest, I wouldn't go near him'
Teams play different styles, players have different play styles, teams with low morale bottom end of divisions don't score a lot of goals etc. Hirst scored 16 in 105 games before coming here, and hes a top class striker.
I went through it as a youth player, left Hitchin Town at a young age to join the elite development squad at Arsenal in walthamstowe. Played for 3 1/2 years and then lost the love for the game due to the regimented structure at such a young age (which ultimately impacted my results on the pitch) went back to play for baldock town and then found other careers as I left school.
I would say it depends on the level of team and coaches he plays for now, If he is getting a good standard of coaching and enjoying with his friends, he should improve there until you/him feel the time is right. If you can't see him improving and learning where he is now, I would say take the leap and try to support him instead of push him :)
I disagree with this unfortunately, I don't know one DJ that pre records a set to play live at a festival. With regards to 'Sync' if you are a 'DJ' and put many hours into your craft, then you should be a disk jockey not a button presser. In the house music scene i'm in, if you are seen to be syncing you would probably not get a booked there again :)
Good luck with your Journey! I've been a DJ for a number of years and played most 'super' clubs in the UK including Fabric, 338, Lab 11 etc. Just stick at it, stay humble and true to your craft :)
I have a season ticket and so does another friends next to me. All I asked was if someone had a spare ticket in the lower so 3 of us can go as planned and we can enter/drink together pre/half time doesn't matter where the seat is.
Maybe your right, with celina gone (not sure if he's coming back) I think he may get minutes to prove himself again! Really looking forward to next season!!
'Ipswich won't be far off, that is if Cooky realises playing Bonne up front on his own doesn't work. I expected a lot more from the Tractor Boys, we made them look average at best'
'Excellent team performance against a strangely goal shy Ipswich team, they have arguably the best squad in the league on paper, but looked very ordinary tonight, or was it more a case of we made them look ordinary tonight?'
'Cooke will get them into the play offs, because with that squad he should'
'Ipswich and Paul Cook did us a favour by playing 4-2-3-1, we outplayed, out -fought and out-thought them. Stop Sam Morsey and you stop Ipswich'
Starting Fraser on the left is just laughable. I do not normally dislike our own players however every time I watch him, he angers me just that little bit more.
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