Yet, for some reason, I wouldn’t be able to wrap my head around a LB with a 2 on his back
:partey: It’s just not right.
2 is a pretty one dimensional number, just like 1 and 9, reserved for one position only.
Ljungberg had a nice shot with 9 on his back for the NT, but it’s not right. Saliba’s 2… He wears it well, but would look much more handsome with 4/5/6 on his back.
I like a striker with a 7. Sheva, Villa, Raul… A brilliant fit Btw, for me it was always the most special football number.
A striker with an 8 is nice at times. I though Moussa Sow looked brilliant with it.
Hours, days, months and years of editing players on old PES took a toll on me (I need help)
I didn’t think you were that likely to pop back after those few messages we exchanged on fb, glad to see you decided to! Always good to see the OA OGs on here
9 years ago I used to pay £5.50 for an open return ticket from Oldfield Park (basically 2 mins from Bath) to Bristol - about a 15 minute train journey with an under 30 railcard.
When my railcard expired it was £8.70.
I just checked and it’s £10.70 now which actually seems to be a fairly reasonable increase over almost 10 years.
£10.10 for a single seems like a lot - we’re you going towards London?
There’s absolutely a London tax/proximity to London tax when it comes to trains nowadays, it’s fucking madness.
We’re moving back to Bath and I’ll commute twice a week to London (staying one night a week with my mate) and it’ll cost me £600 a month for two trains a week lol
Over £1,000 if I did 3-4 trains a week. Worth it in the end though, we’re getting an actual semi-detached house for less than we pay in rent for a one bed in Fulham.
Started my journey well into Essex and was going away from London.
There were no barriers at the start and I knew there were none at my destination, could probably skip the fare enough times before getting caught that the fine would effectively already be more than covered by the savings lol.
No wonder so many people do for those sort of journeys that involve no barriers