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Got hammered 3-0 at home. First defeat where I've felt a bit bummed out by it. We played poorly and didn't create enough chances, and my team didn't make their mark on the game. Still, it's a learning curve. They are second in the league now, so might be taking it too hard, but I really fancied us getting something.

Fuck yoooooooooooooooooou. I rang you inside the building, and you gave me some fake row that you said you were in, but weren't. I went up and looked for you, then my phone died. On the plus side, I did manage to see Eevil and was flagged down by FALCONKICK when making my way back to my seat.

I have no Sun.

That sums up about 95% of Spaniards, though.

Age is just a number, duuuude. You can't put a number on romance. Take Ine for example. She's way older than me. (26) *trolololol*

Ya, Spirited is right. Merte would make a decent third choice, but he's slow. Been pretty disappointed with him. Happy with yesterday's result. Managed to follow the live-text and see the score, but haven't managed to catch anything else for the game, no highlights, etc. Feel like I haven't seen any football in aaaaaaages. So, MOTD2 for me, tonight. Pleased with the result. A 1-0 win with a victory and a clean sheet away from home is just what the team needed. Also looking forward to watching the Spurs match tonight, as I followed the live-text for that, and also the Chelsea-Arsenal game from yesterday! Seemed like a cracker.

I watched my last match with Ine. We seemed to do everything but score for most of it. Hit the bar, hit the post, hit the other post, just over, just wide. I thought shitttt its going to end 0-0. We had all the chances, bar a free kick for the other side. Finally, we scored, in the 90th minute from a midfielder who I've put on the transfer list. Another win, great stuff. Got the Comerade Co-op next. DRAGOOOOO!

£7.50 from Asda. Wohoooo. I wasn't sure I'd ever get this. But, after hearing from many N-Europeans, I decided I may as well.

That sucks, Emma/Owner of Dan. I hope it gets sorted out in some way. Well, that was an eventful trip to Asda! It was pretty busy when I got there, particularly the car park, or more specifically getting out of the car park and onto the road. I did my shopping, took my stuff back to the car and waited in line to leave the car park. Now, the car park for the one at Bournemouth is a pain to get out of in a traffic jam. This image might help. Notice how you have the bays, then you have the arrows telling you which way to go. The difference is in this car park, there's only the one arrow. In this car park, there are two areas where the arrows point towards the exit, whereas most of the rest point the other way. However, a lot of the time in jams, people ignore the arrows and just try to get out as quickly as possible. Pretty annoying, seeing as its going against the markers. So, I waited in line, and the lady in the car in front of me was literally being swamped by three cars coming infront and behind her from one of the rows of bays, despite the arrows telling the people they were going the wrong way and needed to go to the back of the queue like everyone else. I noticed this dark blue VW that was waiting at the front of the queue in the next row, (the row where the cars just came out of to surround the person in front of me) but again, he was coming out the wrong way. I just carried on driving, pretty annoyed that the person in front of me had got swamped by three cars, and also pretty pissed that it was taking so long, especially for those of us who had queued properly. Then, I felt a bump and noticed that the VW had driven up beside me and had tagged me. When queuing, there's only really space for one car at a time...so have no idea what he was trying to do. Unless it was some bizarre attempt to push in front. I wound the window down and asked him what he was doing, and told him that he needed to queue up like everyone else. I didn't think the bump which I received was enough to cause any damage to either car, so carried on waiting in the queue to go out. When we come to the front, which leads onto the main road, the car then drives alongside me and stops. The bloke shouts at me to wind my window down, to which I tell him that it already was down, and that he needs to go as he's holding everyone up. So, he gets out of the car, approaches my window and just starts mouthing off. Then, he puts his hands through the window and tries to reach for my throat. I managed to fend him off and thrust his arms back out of the car, at which point another car drives alongside and tells him he's holding everyone up. So, the person gets back to his car, and tries to eyeball me. I keep saying he needs to go, which he does eventually. I've got home and had a verrrry late breakfast now. No damage to the car at all. Still pissed off, but quite surprised at my restraint. A few years ago I would've just flattened that bastard. The guy was pretty crazy. One of these mouthy, skinny, "blud" type people, with three of his "crew" in his car. Who knows, situation could've ended up a lot worse. I hope I've explained the car park part well enough.

Dedication. I was on the Eurostar with lINE SPEEd and was fretting all day about whether I had set the right tactics or not. So, I texted Ashley and got him to log into my account for me and pass on the result. 3-0. WHO ARE YA? WHO ARE YA? Pleased with the performances and my new striker managed to score a goal! Hooray. Got the same team away now, which marks the halfway point through the season. Also, Ine has seen the press releases that I've been writing and has laughed. A lot. I told her that managing a football team of Internet Men is very serious business.

I was in Disneyland up until the early hours of this morning, with Ine's family. This is the first match of the season which I've missed and I've not had a chance to look at the highlights. My initial impression over the teamsheet was that it was a positive team we put out, except for the centre of defence, which looked weak. My worry was that Ferdinand and Evans would be robbed for pace, so I did think we would concede today. Still, with the rest of the team we put out, the likes of Rooney, Young, Nani and Welbeck, I thought we could get something from this. Ine will vouch that I was checking the scores every few minutes. Complete madness. Half-time was 1-0 to them, so I thought we could turn it around in the second half. Next time I looked, we were 2-0 and a player down, then 3, then after that it was 5-1. Couldn't really believe it at all. 6-1 at home is a travesty. We haven't played exceptionally well for a few games now, and it's been pretty obvious that defensively we are vulnerable. The one I feel sorry for is De Gea, as his defence are not helping him out one bit. Terrible, and pretty disheartening. But, what we need now is the team to get that edge back, because as a team we've been coasting for far too long. I'd really like to see us turn it on and frighten other teams because now we've got something to prove.

Gutted. Lost 3-0 away from home. They had 4 chances and scored 3 of them. We had 3 chances. Gah. I played a slightly more defensive game this time around and was hopeful of getting something. 3-0 is harsh. I've got low teamwork values, which is to be expected, I guess. Need to get these values up.

Aye, although judging from some of their defending at times, I think the players forget which sport they're playing. Who do you think they are? Chelsea?! They're developing the stadium ahead of Euro 2016. Could've done with the fans tonight, they were pretty poor. Arsenal controlled the midfield well. Oi, they've hardly played this season. We've played so many different centre-backs this season.

Yeah, but if you think that's bad, Marseille had an entire empty stand tonight! Disgraceful. Trololol Pretty poor game, but Arsenal looked good defensively. I'm still in a state of shock about that.

I hope you score with your head, Mr Shearer. Also, about Wigan: They haven't got the history that a lot of other clubs have, but you have to say that the rise they have made is pretty impressive. Wigan's not a very big place and most of the locals have been supporting other teams for a long time before Wigan Athletic came along. Their fanbase will grow and its the younger fans that attend games which will help pass on their love for the club onto their children, and so on. They've been lucky because if there wasn't the owner, the club wouldn't be where they are. But, they are here, and they've shown that they want to play football and do something special.

U Mad, Bro? I'd feel like a proper fatty if I did that. Plus, it's only Arsenal. I'm hoping Marseille rip them a new hole.

I spent some of my day : - transferring my monies into Euros, for when I visit Belgium and then go to Disneyland with her family. - Hula hooping in the garden, wearing nowt but my underwear and trainers (fuck yeah!) - Learning how to use a skipping rope properly (wearing the same attire). Double fuck yeah, as it was pretty fun and I'm better at it than I have ever been before. - Hooped and Skipped whilst listening to Queens of the Stone Age. Quite a nice little day. Better than the farce that was last week, which I'll go into a bit later.

Yes,yes, onto other things: I'm going to ask you a bunch of questions...and I want them answered immediately. I've just realised that Arsenal vs Marseille is televised tonight. It's my last day in England as I'm off to Belgium tomorrow. Do I visit ASDA and ruin my diet by: - getting a pizza (first choice option atm) - chocolate - something else Going to Belgium also means it'll be the first game I'll most likely miss this season, against City no less. Watched every one so far, including last night's game, which wasn't a good performance, but a valuable three points.

Somewhere, Ramar and Mr Paul are crying in a corner. I've just realised that I'm going to be away when the next match happens. Fuuuuck. Yesterday killed me because I couldn't check the score when at work. How will I survive?

That would actually fuck with my mind. I like the direction Nintendo are taking with Skyward Sword. Seems like a natural progression for the series. They should have done something similar with Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, as I particularly liked the upgrading system that they used for the Razor Sword in Majora's Mask. It's something that they should do more often in their games, as it gives more emphasis to try out the sidequests and it's just great for variation.

I think it's terrible that a woman is being criticised for helping a child who was seriously hurt. It's one of the things from this story that shows how wrong some things are. What message does this send to others? That it's wrong to help others? I find that alarming. That poor kid. Absolutely horrible how humans can act towards each other.

My left wrist is playing me up and is pretty sore when I rotate it/turn it (particularly clock-wise.) I'm seeing Ine this week, so going to use this time to stop lifting to allow myself some time to recover. I went home this weekend and noticed that my stomach looks pretty different. I remember looking at it in the mirror in the living room about a year or so ago thinking it was pretty fatty looking, but it looks different now. Been overhauling my diet, making more healthy choices and trying to make a more concentrated effort to do some more running/football. It's been paying off, wohoo.

Happy Birthday, 'Amish.

Happy Birthday, Flynn! You Live!