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I totally understand and relate to your situation. The only way IMO to overcome or at least cope with your arse going is to keep doing it until you learn to be able to cope.......I struggle like fuck with it in exactly same way you do and have been playing for many years. I used to have (or believe I had) a 'sweet spot' with alcohol but when I stopped drinking it was like having to learn to play from scratch again....I am still not there and some weeks it is worse than others, but remembering to relax, remembering it is ultimately only a game of darts in the pub, playing the board and not watching/worrying what the other player is doing as there is nothing you can do about what he/she does and remembering that the other player is probably nervous too is how i try and handle it.

To be fair some of the work on that stand is shocking. Brickwork looks like yosser hughes has done it....the claddding in places is shoddy as fuck and they still haven't got window sills in places.

30m a year leas than the mancs - really? Liverpool expect to make more than £60m a year from new Adidas kit deal German company to replace Nike from 2025-26 season Adidas beat Nike and Puma to sign five-year contract deal Liverpool expect to make more than £60m a year from a new kit deal with Adidas that will come into effect from the start of the 2025-26 season. The German sports company is to replace Nike as Liverpool’s kit supplier when Nike’s five-year contract expires. Adidas, which last supplied Liverpool’s kit between 2006 and 2012, won a tender process for a five-year contract against Nike and Puma. The club believe it will bring their kit earnings into line with Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea, who all receive about £60m-£65m from deals with Adidas, Puma and Nike respectively. Liverpool receive £30m a year from Nike as a guaranteed base figure. With commercial tie-ins, performance-related bonuses and 20% royalty payments on net sales of replica sportswear, promoted by people such as the basketball star and Liverpool shareholder LeBron James, the total can be closer to £60m a season. The Premier League record is the £90m a season that Manchester United receive from Adidas. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/oct/22/liverpool-leipzig-slot-adidas-kit-deal

@Clem H Fandango If you are regularly cleaning 501 out in 24 darts you'll be winning the vast majority of your games in a pub league. This lad nails the "standards" here - have a watch:

Shame - the kid was a terrific announcer https://www.sportskeeda.com/wwe/rumor-real-reason-samantha-irvin-left-wwe-suddenly-reports

A 65-70 average makes you very competitive at super league and even up to a point in county b never mind local pub stuff. A 65-70 average in a pub league would make you one of the best and you'd be winning a lot more than you'd be losing - a lot more.

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That forum is borderline unreadable - but it is worth the agg just to laugh at the lies and the fucking lunacy

This helmet in that thread - Block 23 you say - no such block, knobhead.....watch the colour drain from his face. I have a new response to strangers who are 'lifelong reds' that approach me to talk about football. I try as hard as possible to not let on who I support. The minute they say they are reds (which lets face it, is never very long) I say "oh aye, which part of the ground do you sit in?". For the ones that then try to blag it out and pick a stand (usually the Kop) my next response is "fantastic, that's where I sit, I'm in block 23, what one are you in?" and then watch the colour drain from their face.

I looked up TAA he did too.

One bad, bad knobhead him.

https://www.onthetools.tv/danny-drinkwater/

Bit of both i suppose but he really does talk some shite.

Did TAA and Bradley play twice during the international shite break? Liverpool are waiting to discover the extent of the injury that forced Diogo Jota from the field in the victory over Chelsea on Sunday, but Arne Slot doesn’t expect to have him available for the forthcoming trip to RB Leipzig. The forward left the action during the first half of the 2-1 win at Anfield due to an issue, with Darwin Nunez replacing him after 30 minutes of play. Jota will now be assessed by the Reds’ medical team; however, Slot is anticipating him being ruled out of the Champions League tie in Germany on Wednesday. The head coach said: “Diogo had to be substituted and I am not sure what it is, but I’d be surprised if he is there on Wednesday.” Meanwhile, Slot revealed Liverpool had a number of fitness concerns to contend with in the build-up to the encounter with Chelsea. “I have a lot of confidence in this team, but you also saw today - after the international break - that we have some problems,” he explained. “Conor Bradley is not in; Trent [Alexander-Arnold], you probably don’t know, was also not training in the first days after he came back, so he was a bit of a doubt before we started the game. [And] then we had Macca [Alexis Mac Allister] being sick.”

Good footballer - absolute biff of a pundit.