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s@int wrote:Total boll0cks or maybe there is something in it ?

bigmick wrote:It depends what the "therapy" is designed to do. If it's designed to ensure that Dirk can tear about like a lunatic for 90 minutes, then I think we all need this guys number. If it's designed to improve Dirk's first touch, then the fella should be wearing a stripy top and a mask. That "shaker" thing sounds interesting though. A couple of times when Dirk was playing up front and missed glorious opportunities (no doubt in the period which he spoke of in the interview) I could have given him the "shaker" treatment myself. Whether it would have worked for him or not I'm not sure, but it would have made me feel better that's for sure.

On a slight side note, it's odd that when a players form obviously dips half of the fans on the forum can see it, along with the whole of the rest of the football World. The other half of the forum can't see it, but they can see lots of "unseen" stuff. Presumeably, the players themselves are not privvie to all the "unseen" stuff as they usually accept themselves as Kuyt has done here that they are going through a "dodgy" spell.

Lando_Griffin wrote:

bigmick wrote:It depends what the "therapy" is designed to do. If it's designed to ensure that Dirk can tear about like a lunatic for 90 minutes, then I think we all need this guys number. If it's designed to improve Dirk's first touch, then the fella should be wearing a stripy top and a mask. That "shaker" thing sounds interesting though. A couple of times when Dirk was playing up front and missed glorious opportunities (no doubt in the period which he spoke of in the interview) I could have given him the "shaker" treatment myself. Whether it would have worked for him or not I'm not sure, but it would have made me feel better that's for sure.

On a slight side note, it's odd that when a players form obviously dips half of the fans on the forum can see it, along with the whole of the rest of the football World. The other half of the forum can't see it, but they can see lots of "unseen" stuff. Presumeably, the players themselves are not privvie to all the "unseen" stuff as they usually accept themselves as Kuyt has done here that they are going through a "dodgy" spell.

Why don't you f*ck off, Mick?

Alonso wasn't at his heights - not one person argued against that.

But he was nowhere near as bad as "half the forum" (evidently the footballing imbeciles) were trying to make out.

I know you're desperate to nail-down your self-appointed position as the forum's oracle, but you really need to stop banging on about something that is nearly 2 years old and almost entirely inaccurate.

Cue the "I wasn't even referring to..." comments.

Well you can stick them right where the sun doesn't shine, because I am referring to YOU.

Heard you loud and clear big fella 

Lando_Griffin wrote:

bigmick wrote:It depends what the "therapy" is designed to do. If it's designed to ensure that Dirk can tear about like a lunatic for 90 minutes, then I think we all need this guys number. If it's designed to improve Dirk's first touch, then the fella should be wearing a stripy top and a mask. That "shaker" thing sounds interesting though. A couple of times when Dirk was playing up front and missed glorious opportunities (no doubt in the period which he spoke of in the interview) I could have given him the "shaker" treatment myself. Whether it would have worked for him or not I'm not sure, but it would have made me feel better that's for sure.

On a slight side note, it's odd that when a players form obviously dips half of the fans on the forum can see it, along with the whole of the rest of the football World. The other half of the forum can't see it, but they can see lots of "unseen" stuff. Presumeably, the players themselves are not privvie to all the "unseen" stuff as they usually accept themselves as Kuyt has done here that they are going through a "dodgy" spell.

Why don't you f*ck off, Mick?

Alonso wasn't at his heights - not one person argued against that.

But he was nowhere near as bad as "half the forum" (evidently the footballing imbeciles) were trying to make out.

I know you're desperate to nail-down your self-appointed position as the forum's oracle, but you really need to stop banging on about something that is nearly 2 years old and almost entirely inaccurate.

Cue the "I wasn't even referring to..." comments.

Well you can stick them right where the sun doesn't shine, because I am referring to YOU.

That time of the month again isnt it...
Ladies and gentlemen, mark your calenders !

DrPepe wrote:

heimdall wrote:

Sabre wrote:Quite simply I expect the club physios are well aware of the methods that anyone apply on our players. The player's positive opinion is not good enough for me, it has to have the blessings of the club physios -- not that the article says they're not aware, but just in case.

Alternative treatments can work but I agree they should be controlled, don't want any of our players going all doolally.

remember Rustu? what a guy....

apart from nearly decapitating keiron deyer he also joined some kind of doomsday cult , and then sold/gave away all his belongings in anticipation of the end of the world in about 2002....

mighty mo wrote:

DrPepe wrote:

heimdall wrote:

Sabre wrote:Quite simply I expect the club physios are well aware of the methods that anyone apply on our players. The player's positive opinion is not good enough for me, it has to have the blessings of the club physios -- not that the article says they're not aware, but just in case.

Alternative treatments can work but I agree they should be controlled, don't want any of our players going all doolally.

remember Rustu? what a guy....

apart from nearly decapitating keiron deyer he also joined some kind of doomsday cult , and then sold/gave away all his belongings in anticipation of the end of the world in about 2002....

it wasnt the turkish goalkeeper rustu, he is still playing and was reserve goalkeeper for barca at champions league final........it was the argentinian goalkeeper who played for majorca .. cant remember his name........he played in world cup in 2002

  well spotted!

Carlos Roa was his name! (they do look vaguely similar)

aCe' wrote:

Lando_Griffin wrote:

bigmick wrote:It depends what the "therapy" is designed to do. If it's designed to ensure that Dirk can tear about like a lunatic for 90 minutes, then I think we all need this guys number. If it's designed to improve Dirk's first touch, then the fella should be wearing a stripy top and a mask. That "shaker" thing sounds interesting though. A couple of times when Dirk was playing up front and missed glorious opportunities (no doubt in the period which he spoke of in the interview) I could have given him the "shaker" treatment myself. Whether it would have worked for him or not I'm not sure, but it would have made me feel better that's for sure.

On a slight side note, it's odd that when a players form obviously dips half of the fans on the forum can see it, along with the whole of the rest of the football World. The other half of the forum can't see it, but they can see lots of "unseen" stuff. Presumeably, the players themselves are not privvie to all the "unseen" stuff as they usually accept themselves as Kuyt has done here that they are going through a "dodgy" spell.

Why don't you f*ck off, Mick?

Alonso wasn't at his heights - not one person argued against that.

But he was nowhere near as bad as "half the forum" (evidently the footballing imbeciles) were trying to make out.

I know you're desperate to nail-down your self-appointed position as the forum's oracle, but you really need to stop banging on about something that is nearly 2 years old and almost entirely inaccurate.

Cue the "I wasn't even referring to..." comments.

Well you can stick them right where the sun doesn't shine, because I am referring to YOU.

That time of the month again isnt it...
Ladies and gentlemen, mark your calenders !

meissler wrote:the "shaker" is definitely a handjob

It can be an @rse job as well