The Moose

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Wapping Blade said:
What’s the injury situation? The Stir tweeted that Wilder had an update but it’s behind its click bait pay wall.
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Just a pulled hammy. Not serious, off precautionary. Could well be out for a week or 2 mind, but nothing has been said.
 
I should coco said:
Do we have another player called Moose, or are we talking about the lad who put Harry on his arse and should have had a pen, Phil Jones on his arse to create the first goal and then put in a tackle to win the ball, give it to Fleck and create his own goal?
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Yes, amongst several illustrations of superb inter-passing this must count as the most effective way to score a wonderful goal. It demands pace of course, and now we have this in Moose, but we need more players who are technically adept and speedy....the exchange between Moose and Fleck was a textbook example of how to dismantle the opposition. Fleck's pass cut through their ranks as if they were still learning the art of defending, it was a thing of beauty and then some.....and the run that made it all possible was spectacularly good. Often runners do so more in hope than expectation of receiving a pass, but in Moose we now have an outlet that offers threat, and so it was, Fleck's pass carried just the right weight and from what I recall Moose didn't have to break his stride, instead he took the ball and carried it a few yards...then at just the moment when the Man Utd ranks appeared to wake up, Moose shot/passed the ball into the one area of the goal that their world rated keeper had no chance of preventing. A superb piece of teamwork, one of many I should add.

I also want to give Bash a mention. For no other reason than he stuck to the game plan and his contribution was as effective as it usually is. Top man our Steve!
 
I should coco said:
Do we have another player called Moose, or are we talking about the lad who put Harry on his arse and should have had a pen, Phil Jones on his arse to create the first goal and then put in a tackle to win the ball, give it to Fleck and create his own goal?
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That’s him! Well done!
 
Dat Jeremy Corbyn is a racist, he’s a raaaabbbiiid anti-Semite
 
itsinyerblood said:
Yes, amongst several illustrations of superb inter-passing this must count as the most effective way to score a wonderful goal. It demands pace of course, and now we have this in Moose, but we need more players who are technically adept and speedy....the exchange between Moose and Fleck was a textbook example of how to dismantle the opposition. Fleck's pass cut through their ranks as if they were still learning the art of defending, it was a thing of beauty and then some.....and the run that made it all possible was spectacularly good. Often runners do so more in hope than expectation of receiving a pass, but in Moose we now have an outlet that offers threat, and so it was, Fleck's pass carried just the right weight and from what I recall Moose didn't have to break his stride, instead he took the ball and carried it a few yards...then at just the moment when the Man Utd ranks appeared to wake up, Moose shot/passed the ball into the one area of the goal that their world rated keeper had no chance of preventing. A superb piece of teamwork, one of many I should add.

I also want to give Bash a mention. For no other reason than he stuck to the game plan and his contribution was as effective as it usually is. Top man our Steve!
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Yes I think everyone in the stadium (anbd certainly the Manure defence) was expecting the pass down the channel to Didsy who was making the diagonal run towards the corner then Fleck played the ball down the middle. Superb run off the ball by Didsy, superb vision and pass by Flecky and then brilliant run and finish from the Mousse. Really hope he makes a quick recovery. He's undroppable.
 
1066blade said:
I run every day, often suffer from ham-string pulls, normally alright a week later.
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Not at the speed he does or the fast twitch muscle required to be in top shape to do so though. Sounds more like a strain or scar tissue causing you problems
 
A good sign that he was at Meadowhall last night. Yet another one seemingly flourishing, looking happy and playing confidently under CW.

If he keeps progressing he could be a world beater.
 
Billyblade said:
Don't worry, Moose was limping because he'd popped a stone in one shoe so he looked proper gangster.


(And no, that's not racist. There's been plenty of white gangsters. Al Capone for one ;)
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Worked with a guy on a site once who had one leg longer than the other and so walked with a heavy "limp". His nickname was pebbles because when he walked it looked like he had pebbles in his shoe.

True story.
 
Ainsley Harriott said:
Worked with a guy on a site once who had one leg longer than the other and so walked with a heavy "limp". His nickname was pebbles because when he walked it looked like he had pebbles in his shoe.

True story.
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I love worksite nickname stories.
I used to work with a bloke who everyone called "Two dogs".
Story was his Wife fucked off one day while he was at work. She cleared the house of everything including furniture but left him the two dogs.

A while later, they started calling him "One dog"
I daren't ask😂
 



BladesOnToast said:
Mousset had an outstanding game but you hear more and more he's getting called a "beast"... this is probably overly PC for a lot of people on here but i've noticed that it's only ever black players who get called Beast - Ebanks-Landell, Akinfenwa obviously, but you don't hear it with strong / fat white players. Not saying anyone's racist but does make you wonder what unconsciously makes you think "beast" with a black player but not white players.
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Paul McBeth...white disc golfer. Known as the Beast or even McBeast. Hardly Premier League exposure but still...
 
SouthEssexBlade said:
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Such a great touch from Mousset, will leave a lasting impression on that girl.

However, I'm confused. Budweiser gave the king of the match award to Rashford (!?!) And sky sports gave it to Flecky. Where did this one come from?
 
BladesOnToast said:
Mousset had an outstanding game but you hear more and more he's getting called a "beast"... this is probably overly PC for a lot of people on here but i've noticed that it's only ever black players who get called Beast - Ebanks-Landell, Akinfenwa obviously, but you don't hear it with strong / fat white players. Not saying anyone's racist but does make you wonder what unconsciously makes you think "beast" with a black player but not white players.
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PARKIN was called the beast
 
Scarebus said:
Such a great touch from Mousset, will leave a lasting impression on that girl.

However, I'm confused. Budweiser gave the king of the match award to Rashford (!?!) And sky sports gave it to Flecky. Where did this one come from?
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Sponsorship MOTM I think.
 
I've asked this about 3 times now and nobody seems to know...

Why is he referred to as the Pirate?
 



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