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Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:18**

We all know that it's always the person who insists "no way am I going in goal" who ends up in goal, anyway.

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:20**

scotty wrote:
psichonaut wrote:
SINsister wrote:The goalie nonsense...no thanks.
i played goalkeeper all my life and, i think it's the best role in the field
Aye, why run about chasing a ball when you can stand still and let it come to you :wink:

no....it is exciting....maybe much than a goal

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:20**

Dammit. Then I'm not playing!

*Snags ball and goes off into a corner of the field to kick it around by herself*

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:26**

SINsister wrote:I'd rather not have to be in one place the whole time...story of my life, see... ;)

the goalie sweats much then the others running

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:34**

scotty wrote:
Planet Dave wrote:Sevilla played in a rather eye-catching (ie with a sharp stick) bright pink number at the weekend, but thats possibly too girlie for this lot.
Must've been a few Girlies Playing for your lot tonight.....eh?....eh?....

I know, there goes the Watney's Cup for another year.

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:35**

psichonaut wrote:
SINsister wrote:I'd rather not have to be in one place the whole time...story of my life, see...
the goalie sweats much then the others running

The goalie has to stay near the goal, though.

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:38**

SINsister wrote:
psichonaut wrote:
SINsister wrote:I'd rather not have to be in one place the whole time...story of my life, see...
the goalie sweats much then the others running
The goalie has to stay near the goal, though.

too easy
it's a matter of nerves

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:38**

...which I really don't possess in any great quantity...

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:40**

SINsister wrote:...which I really don't possess in any great quantity...

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:41**

Nerves, Marco, nerves.

Or, should I say, nerve.

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:45**

SINsister wrote:Nerves, Marco, nerves.

what you mean? i meant to have nerves of steel....but beeing brave ( nervy tells me my dict.)

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:46**

psichonaut wrote:
SINsister wrote:Nerves, Marco, nerves.
what you mean? i meant to have nerves of steel....but beeing brave ( nervy tells me my dict.)

Right! That's what I thought you meant. And I don't, and I'm not.

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 22:49**

SINsister wrote:
psichonaut wrote:
SINsister wrote:Nerves, Marco, nerves.
what you mean? i meant to have nerves of steel....but beeing brave ( nervy tells me my dict.)
Right! That's what I thought you meant. And I don't, and I'm not. ;D

why you always show a total absence of trust in yourself?

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 23:11**

Whether or not your statement's accurate, it's definitely not a topic that I intend to discuss publicly.

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 23:15**

SINsister wrote:Whether or not your statement's accurate, it's definitely not a topic that I intend to discuss publicly.

don't get angry, i didn't said it to be unkind
and i gree with you to discuss your problems in private

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 23:17**

There's a world of difference between personal courage, and courage in the face of a ball weighing X flying at you at Y miles per hour.

To my way of thinking, Sinnie's done things that took guts in the past. But also has the common sense to get as far away as possible from that goddam ball.

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 23:20**

Yeah, but I'd rather be kicking the ball than having it kicked *at* me, see... There's a world of reasons why goalkeeping just doesn't interest me. Being a wuss is only one of them!

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 23:20**

mh wrote:There's a world of difference between personal courage, and courage in the face of a ball weighing X flying at you at Y miles per hour.

To my way of thinking, Sinnie's done things that took guts in the past. But also has the common sense to get as far away as possible from that goddam ball. :D

foot-ball teach to have trust in yourself and in your mates
this is the only thing i learnt playing this fuckin' sport

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 23:22**

I never got to play any sports, though, Marco - so I didn't get to learn valuable lessons like that. I think they'd have helped me a lot!

Posted: **26 Sep 2007, 23:23**

SINsister wrote: Being a wuss

i'm a wuss

but i love to defend the goal

Posted: **27 Sep 2007, 00:14**

psichonaut wrote:
SINsister wrote: Being a wuss
i'm a wuss
but i love to defend the goal

Ms. SHINsplitter simply prefers to deal out pain on the field.

Posted: **27 Sep 2007, 00:16**

Pffft. I'm not into pain, dealing it out *or* receiving it. I'd just like to learn how to play something - who knows, it might actually be fun.

Posted: **27 Sep 2007, 08:36**

SINsister wrote:Pffft. I'm not into pain, dealing it out *or* receiving it. I'd just like to learn how to play something - who knows, it might actually be fun.

I recommend cricket. The ball isn't that hard, I suppose.

Posted: **27 Sep 2007, 13:31**

tennis, i think is the sport for Sinny.....but it needs a great character

Posted: **27 Sep 2007, 16:13**

i'm NOT playing in a pink strip.
sinny, try virtual footy first.

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