Hangover cures?

[1ClubMan72 35]

I don't have any magical hangover cures and don't know if there is such a thing.

However it must be possible there is a method of recovering from a defeat like yesterday.

My football emotions this season have taken a battering, like they've been placed inside that helicopter crash simulation device G-force acceleration, spun around then plunged into ice cold water while totally disorientated.

Is prevention better than cure?

After mid week games against a lower opposition we all get our hopes up, only  for them to be dashed again, when we meet a half decent team.

Same will happen next week If we win at Ibrox v Thistle, everything will seem Rosie again, but the Jags are bottom of the league.

Therefore should I, We, keep things in check, lower expectation until we are really back to our best?

Alternatively is there another way of overcoming the feelings of pure dis-spare in post match defeat?

Do I take the game to seriously, should I use controlled follow the way Mr David King seems to do?

I know there are thousands of people now on anti depressants, do they work and what are the side effects like?

Why do I put myself through the emotional manger?

[ForeverAndEver 71,482]

Mate, just fuck up.

[dave7867 75]

just keep drinking

 

[bluchoo 846]

what a waste of 2 minutes of my life reading that nonsence

[KWBear 1,640]

1 hour ago, 1ClubMan72 said:

I don't have any magical hangover cures and don't know if there is such a thing.

However it must be possible there is a method of recovering from a defeat like yesterday.

My football emotions this season have taken a battering, like they've been placed inside that helicopter crash simulation device G-force acceleration, spun around then plunged into ice cold water while totally disorientated.

Is prevention better than cure?

After mid week games against a lower opposition we all get our hopes up, only  for them to be dashed again, when we meet a half decent team.

Same will happen next week If we win at Ibrox v Thistle, everything will seem Rosie again, but the Jags are bottom of the league.

Therefore should I, We, keep things in check, lower expectation until we are really back to our best?

Alternatively is there another way of overcoming the feelings of pure dis-spare in post match defeat?

Do I take the game to seriously, should I use controlled follow the way Mr David King seems to do?

I know there are thousands of people now on anti depressants, do they work and what are the side effects like?

Why do I put myself through the emotional manger?

You'd get a gig as a journalist on bleacher report with that fucking pish.

[Howsitgoing 4,281]

2 hours ago, 1ClubMan72 said:

I don't have any magical hangover cures and don't know if there is such a thing.

However it must be possible there is a method of recovering from a defeat like yesterday.

My football emotions this season have taken a battering, like they've been placed inside that helicopter crash simulation device G-force acceleration, spun around then plunged into ice cold water while totally disorientated.

Is prevention better than cure?

After mid week games against a lower opposition we all get our hopes up, only  for them to be dashed again, when we meet a half decent team.

Same will happen next week If we win at Ibrox v Thistle, everything will seem Rosie again, but the Jags are bottom of the league.

Therefore should I, We, keep things in check, lower expectation until we are really back to our best?

Alternatively is there another way of overcoming the feelings of pure dis-spare in post match defeat?

Do I take the game to seriously, should I use controlled follow the way Mr David King seems to do?

I know there are thousands of people now on anti depressants, do they work and what are the side effects like?

Why do I put myself through the emotional manger?

Even Sutton can come out with more sense than that. Hope you was pre hangover stage written it. 

[Scottywellhousetb 50,473]

I hope when you wake up and read that post back again you are so ashamed that you never post again, ever.

[LaudrupsPatrickBoots 13,510]

What a load of shite.

[BRITNEY IS NOT FEELING IT 8,293]

Good chance yer gonna get posters on here ,prescribed antidepressants wi that nonsense  

[1ClubMan72 35]

16 hours ago, ForeverAndEver said:

Mate, just fuck up.

Naw I have the right to write here.

Your the asshole here that should STFU since you come on here and be disrespectful for no good reason.

Seems like you have no manners or decency.

Bolt ya rocket

[ForeverAndEver 71,482]

3 minutes ago, 1ClubMan72 said:

Naw I have the right to write here.

You're the asshole here that should STFU since you come on here and be disrespectful for no good reason.

Seems like you have no manners or decency.

Bolt ya rocket

Fixed.

[1ClubMan72 35]

10 hours ago, BRITNEY IS NOT FEELING IT said:

Good chance yer gonna get posters on here ,prescribed antidepressants wi that nonsense  

 

11 hours ago, Scottywellhousetb said:

I hope when you wake up and read that post back again you are so ashamed that you never post again, ever.

Thanks for your help and understanding on my feelings

[Frank Reynolds 3,359]

[1ClubMan72 35]

15 hours ago, bluchoo said:

what a waste of 2 minutes of my life reading that nonsence

You dont know, the other 2 mins might have been less wisely spent

[cushynumber 25,178]

people shouldnt just be banned because they threaten someone or post tits and fanny. There should be a "really shite post" category of banning.

[Moobs 9,162]

3 minutes ago, cushynumber said:

people shouldnt just be banned because they threaten someone or post tits and fanny. There should be a "really shite post" category of banning.

I'd never be out that!!

[King Jela 20,361]

4 minutes ago, cushynumber said:

people shouldnt just be banned because they threaten someone or post tits and fanny. There should be a "really shite post" category of banning.

The forum would be fucking empty

[cushynumber 25,178]

Just now, King Jela said:

The forum would be fucking empty

[will2203 821]

Get a priority gp appointment as you need referred to a gynaecologist.....you daft cunt.

 

 

 

[cumnockbear 2,446]

Phone NHS 24 fs get this shite oot the bears den.

[hammer93 15,057]

Some of these threads are a piss take.......please tell me it is?

[Mr Soprano 13,964]

Fuck up ya tarrier mess

[cushynumber 25,178]

8 minutes ago, hammer93 said:

Some of these threads are a piss take.......please tell me it is?

have some pity the guy is going through an "emotional manger". Truth be told i have no idea what that actually is.

[hammer93 15,057]

20 minutes ago, cushynumber said:

have some pity the guy is going through an "emotional manger". Truth be told i have no idea what that actually is.

I doubt he knows himself

[Smile 26,606]

18 hours ago, 1ClubMan72 said:

I don't have any magical hangover cures and don't know if there is such a thing.

However it must be possible there is a method of recovering from a defeat like yesterday.

My football emotions this season have taken a battering, like they've been placed inside that helicopter crash simulation device G-force acceleration, spun around then plunged into ice cold water while totally disorientated.

Is prevention better than cure?

After mid week games against a lower opposition we all get our hopes up, only  for them to be dashed again, when we meet a half decent team.

Same will happen next week If we win at Ibrox v Thistle, everything will seem Rosie again, but the Jags are bottom of the league.

Therefore should I, We, keep things in check, lower expectation until we are really back to our best?

Alternatively is there another way of overcoming the feelings of pure dis-spare in post match defeat?

Do I take the game to seriously, should I use controlled follow the way Mr David King seems to do?

I know there are thousands of people now on anti depressants, do they work and what are the side effects like?

Why do I put myself through the emotional manger?

 

Gay as Fuck.