Bored of drinking
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Squarehead
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As an all round footballer...who's better?
Orangemachineman
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Bobby chalton
Paul scholes
Jimmy greaves
Steve Gerrard
There others in my opinion
Gazza didn't win f**k all either
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Paul scholes
Jimmy greaves
Steve Gerrard
There others in my opinion
Gazza didn't win f**k all either
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Squarehead
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More consistent only because of gazzas fitness. Scholes incredible and squashed pepper face Gerrard too, but can you see them knocking it over the scots guy head and slotting it in for England. Gazza was the best. Special player.
Clutch & Tap
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100% agree with that, also add 'Cliff Jones' as best winger, 'John White' aka 'The Ghost' also 'Blanchflower'. We have had some brilliant players over the years.
But the best player I have ever seen play in a Spurs shirt is Hoddle, his skillset was ridiculous.
Squarehead
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Hoddle the most technically gifted player I've ever seen. He came to Swindon when I was 19 and was following home and away with the lads. He played sweeper and organised us to go up to premier in a playoff final in which he scored. 3 nil up against Leicester, 3-3 and we scored a penalty to win 4-3. I ended up dancing on the roof of the town centre library that night. The town just erupted. I remember Jimmy hill saying on match of the day that during that season the best football being played in the country wasn't being played in the premier but in the championship at Swindon under Glen hoddle. Glen hoddle God. On yer knees, we are not worthy...That lob.
Lastlaff
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You live in Swindon Squarehead? I did my driving test around the 'magic roundabout' - just by the ground I think
Clutch & Tap
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Isn't Swindon near the 'Newbury By-Pass..? It was a controversial project from the 90s, 1000s of 'Mental Tree Huggers' chained to trees and such.
I know that roundabout, it must have been designed by a planning committee on crack.
Marshy
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Sound day 4 still off it and not even tempted. @Squarehead has been a star as have all of you for the experiences you have shared. I've found it helpful in a positive way. Cheers for asking mate
No worries mate. Keep on keeping on, day by day you'll sort it out. All the best.Sound day 4 still off it and not even tempted. @Squarehead has been a star as have all of you for the experiences you have shared. I've found it helpful in a positive way. Cheers for asking mate
Squarehead
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Yeah. I love the magic roundabout it works really well, but is pretty intimidating at first. My driving instructor was a real pain in the ass and moaned and criticized everything. I had enough once and stopped and got out on that very roundabout. Yes, Swindon is near Newbury. Everything around Swindon is nice, Cotswolds, bath, Marlborough but Swindon is the ugly nucleus an absolute shithole. My mum is from reading and even she calls it a shithole.
algeeman
It’s A Boy
You lot dont seem very wise about football....
A scotsman bought together
A welshman ..giggs
An irishman ..keane
An englishman ..scholes.
Fergy bought the best out in these lads.
Gerard and lampard where great but so was ginola for spurs.
One of engands best ever players was sol cambell or wayne rooney....hes carried us into every tournament.
Sol was a rock until he realised he likes sticking his fingers into rectums.
A scotsman bought together
A welshman ..giggs
An irishman ..keane
An englishman ..scholes.
Fergy bought the best out in these lads.
Gerard and lampard where great but so was ginola for spurs.
One of engands best ever players was sol cambell or wayne rooney....hes carried us into every tournament.
Sol was a rock until he realised he likes sticking his fingers into rectums.
Sheringham, solskjaer, and of course the Great Dane schmichel, not to mention Stamm and van nistelroy. Anyone see the Tottenham result?
Marshy
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Yes and today was a stressful one and I was glad to drive straight home and not via bargain booze. to be honest I'm happily suprised how it's not bothering me. mind you the dry athon didn't either apart from wanting some gin new years day?? I'm all good tho mate cheers and I'm chuffed that you guys are being a big help
It's my pleasure mate, and I'm sure all the others on the forum think the same. Keep posting, keep a " positive mental attitude ". The wife has been on a diet, in the early days she struggled. We spoke about visualising the fat s**t foods as "poison"......you wouldn't eat poison would you ?..........she's lost over two stone.
Booze = poison.
Booze = poison.
Marshy
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Glad your missus did well mate on the diet. I just know if I even have "just the one drink" the consequences are massive. it would be the ripple effect or more of a tsunami quite frankly of my health (stomach) me and the missus splitting up and me moving out and having nowhere to go and losing everything. I would be very angry with myself and it would be a bloody stupid thing to do. I've been finding decent alternatives to drink and got this mulled winter punch that you warm up and similar to glühewine minus the alcohol. I'm drinking it now actually watching empire strikes back in bed
Olican
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Yes and today was a stressful one and I was glad to drive straight home and not via bargain booze. to be honest I'm happily suprised how it's not bothering me. mind you the dry athon didn't either apart from wanting some gin new years day?? I'm all good tho mate cheers and I'm chuffed that you guys are being a big help
Someone once told me that "having a dry month" or "staying off junk food for a month" is the worst thing you can do because 30 days later you go straight back to it . Don't diet or detox or dry out...make a lifestyle change. I detoxed for a month then drunk like a t**t for the next fortnight, get it in your head it's not a dryathlon it's a lifestyle change. Keep it up Greg and remember that you have 2 things in your favour.....your neither Welsh or Ginger [emoji106]
I'll say "cheers" to that mate. You've done all the hard work, like @Squarehead says..first step is the hardest. Get help try everything, in the end it will be the mrs and the kids that you'll do it for.
Cornelius
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I did 4 and a half years completely sober, not a single drop, if I went to the pub id have an alcohol free beer which would be enough to kill my craving and to be honest if you go to the pub and stay sober you realise how f**k**g irritating drunk people are.
Marshy
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I won't touch alcohol free beer that stuff has a chemical in it replacing the alcohol and gives you a bad headache (well it does to me) I'm happy with tea and coffee and these fancy soft drinks I've discovered. plus I don't really go to the pub anymore unless it's with the family and we are eating there not just drinking
Cornelius
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Yeah now you mention it it gave me a headache aswell and a dry mouth too.
Lastlaff
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Thats great Marshy - what a winner. As Olican said "lifestyle change". Make good health a habit, visualize yourself the person you want to be - if you think & visualize these thoughts in colour your sub-conscious mind thinks it's real and your brain starts you on that road. Also set goals for yourself and write them down - when they're written down it is something you can keep referring too and keeps you going in the right direction.Yes and today was a stressful one and I was glad to drive straight home and not via bargain booze. to be honest I'm happily suprised how it's not bothering me. mind you the dry athon didn't either apart from wanting some gin new years day?? I'm all good tho mate cheers and I'm chuffed that you guys are being a big help
Agree, being designated driver is guaranteed to show you what a bunch of T***s your mates are when they're drunk.
Danny
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yup
Pagey
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How's the non drinking going for everyone? I been working so no beer although had one at football Boxing Day been watching stuff on Netflix like the capture series and the Eddie hall documentary kept me busy and as I'm off to football tomo and it's early kick off won't be boozing tonight
Pagey
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Well done mate think you been quiet refreshing opening up as you seem a mans man and someone who says it how it is, first month always gonna be hard i don't find giving up booze hard although I have weeks where I would drink everyday,gonna pack fags up I'm only 33 and didn't start til I was 23 in between that I gave up for 18months then started again like a c**t, hope you can crack it marshy keep safeI've not touched a drop 3 weeks yesterday. I know I've cracked it. just need to alter my diet as been a bit bunged up so to speak