Sturridge and his mental frailty
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If there's nothing else I can drink it. It's bottled headache though.
Sam Adams is alright, better than bud.
Miller high life is the champagne of beers.
Yeh but I think there is now public pressure on him to get his house in order. I don't think he'll be out for long
Unless we can get the prick off the wage bill I can't see us going for a top striker
As someone who thinks champagne is overrated rubbish, I totally agree.
Have you ever tried miller high life? I used to drink it all the time because It was cheap.
Like all good champagnes
I have had it and it's ok. I'm all for drinking something 'cos it's cheap, but the calling it the champagne of beers didn't exactly give the impression of that reasoning.
Perhaps that pain in his foot was a stigmata?
I tried Yuengling many moons ago and thought it was fine.
The US has many, many fantastic beers of all kinds.
The more well known ones are the really really crap ones, in my opinion of course.
Sorry, yes there are some good craft beers and such - but as far as mass produced well known ones, Yuengling was the one I liked.
Hahaha yeah.
Allow this cunt.
You got time to go chicken cottage?
Nah man.
Aaaaii allow it.
Neither have I unfortunately.
I think this is a clear message to Sturridge that he wont be indulged anymore and he needs to accept that there will be games where has to play even if hes not feeiling 100%. Its up to Sturridge whether he accepts that or not but basically Klopp is throwing down the gauntlet.
It's like when my niece tried to tell me about one direction.
It would probably pull its hamstring rubbing the lotion on its skin.
Attach the block innit.
Like I said before the game, Klopp has said suggested since he got here that Sturridge is deciding his own fitness. If you look back aswell, the times he's been ruled out have usually been on or around matchdays.
You only have to look at the Villa game to see what he's about, when he plays he shows there's not many players that can touch him. So in that sense it's worth persevering and getting his head sorted. But as Macca and a few others said months ago, mentally he's all over the place.
You only have to look at the Villa game to see what he's about, when he plays he shows there's not many players that can touch him. So in that sense it's worth persevering and getting his head sorted. But as Macca and a few others said months ago, mentally he's all over the place.
A beer called youngling? Really?
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