Good time to be playing Leyton Orient - let's take advantage of it

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  1. Prince of Risborough

    Prince of Risborough Well-Known Member

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    #1 Prince of Risborough, Dec 19, 2014
    From the BBC:
    Leyton Orient's Chris Dagnall completes his three-match suspension while fellow strikers Darius Henderson (foot) and Kevin Lisbie (shoulder) are out.
    Forwards David Mooney (hamstring) and Gianvito Plasmati (knee) are also doubts, leaving manager Fabio Liverani short of options up front.

    Very happy to see Henderson and Dagnall not playing. Between them they would have give us a problem or two.

    After Tuesday night's confidence booster I expect a win tomorrow. CH and DC back on the goal trail giving us a comfortable 2-0 win.
     
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    #2 Red in Brum, Dec 19, 2014
    Really hope we start strong. Their heads will go down pretty quickly if we get an early goal with the form they are in. Will do us the world of good too.

    3-1 Berry, Hourihane and Cole
     
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    #3 Whitey, Dec 19, 2014
    They're decent away from home. Only lost three of their ten games on the road.

    Expect them to sit in deep, with Batt alone up front, hoping to hit us on the break ala Scunny.
     
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    #4 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    Home win, got a feeling in my bones and it isn't arthritis.
     
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    #5 nezbfc, Dec 19, 2014
    Blood flowing rarn'ed thi foot and ankle nar then? :)
     
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    #6 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    Just got back with the dog, proper throbbing now.
     
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    #7 nezbfc, Dec 19, 2014
    Thats it then.

    Feet up. Bottle in hand. Nights a good un. Im just about to start
     
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    #8 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    Oh yes, there is a bottle of whisky with my name on it just begging to be supped. What's your tipple tonight?
     
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    #9 nezbfc, Dec 19, 2014
    Well. As i have just finally had something to eat today (nice ruby) my stomach is now too bloated for anything of volume. So....

    Whisky it is lol
     
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    #10 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    Good choice. I have a few bottles to choose from but I've gone for Gentleman Jack so technically Bourbon but its like supping nectar.
     
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    #11 nezbfc, Dec 19, 2014
    What was the name of that one that got bought for ya.

    Might try hunting it down as my dad might appreciate a decent one (or I could share it with him)

    Yes dad as I know you read on here I would expect a share/drink
     
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    #12 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    It was this one http://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/springbank-10-year-old-whisky/?srh=1

    It is a nice whisky but I have had better. Happy to give you a few recommendations if you want.
     
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    #13 RichK, Dec 19, 2014
    There's a 10yr one on sale in co-op, can't remember it's name off top of my head. Have you seen it?
     
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    #14 nezbfc, Dec 19, 2014
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    #15 RichK, Dec 19, 2014
    Isle of Jura. I think. Ever had it?
     
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    #16 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    If its the same one that Mum has bought me a couple of times then it will be Aberlour. Very nice.
     
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    #17 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    Yes, just finished a bottle of superstition and have a bottle of origin to start. Both very nice.
     
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    #18 RichK, Dec 19, 2014
    Gonna get a bottle and give it a whizz. Only £25 and mum can get a further 20% off.
     
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    #19 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    I'll do you a short list with a few reasonably priced single malts, blended and bourbons that you can pick from.
     
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    #20 MarioKempes, Dec 19, 2014
    Which one is it that's on offer?
     
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