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Pretty much agree with GY and I am a little surprised at some of the panic on one of the less reactionary forums.
I guess that the problem is one of confidence and Saturday is a huge game. Win this and I could see us getting quite a few points after Chesterfield.
Wright has been a big miss and will amke a diffreence when he comes back. We need badly Beano to start scoring again and things will look very different.
So far as the breaking up of a winning side is concerned, my view is that Midson, beast and Bulman are probably not good enough for this league (Bulman possibly being an exception). Maybe too much has changed too quickly (we have tried to play a lot more football this season and have gone from a solid midfield to one maybe havin gone too far the other way?). The league is better than I had anticipated, but over what the first 7-8 games we played pretty well and should have had more points.
Win on saturday then ...
I guess that the problem is one of confidence and Saturday is a huge game. Win this and I could see us getting quite a few points after Chesterfield.
Wright has been a big miss and will amke a diffreence when he comes back. We need badly Beano to start scoring again and things will look very different.
So far as the breaking up of a winning side is concerned, my view is that Midson, beast and Bulman are probably not good enough for this league (Bulman possibly being an exception). Maybe too much has changed too quickly (we have tried to play a lot more football this season and have gone from a solid midfield to one maybe havin gone too far the other way?). The league is better than I had anticipated, but over what the first 7-8 games we played pretty well and should have had more points.
Win on saturday then ...
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I don't understand this massive distinction between Bulman and Beano. Beano has scored a couple of excellent goals this season but he's also had some shocking games and missed some shockers too."Paul Cooper" wrote:Pretty much agree with GY and I am a little surprised at some of the panic on one of the less reactionary forums.
I guess that the problem is one of confidence and Saturday is a huge game. Win this and I could see us getting quite a few points after Chesterfield.
Wright has been a big miss and will amke a diffreence when he comes back. We need badly Beano to start scoring again and things will look very different.
So far as the breaking up of a winning side is concerned, my view is that Midson, beast and Bulman are probably not good enough for this league (Bulman possibly being an exception). Maybe too much has changed too quickly (we have tried to play a lot more football this season and have gone from a solid midfield to one maybe havin gone too far the other way?). The league is better than I had anticipated, but over what the first 7-8 games we played pretty well and should have had more points.
Win on saturday then ...
The "hope" that he starts scoring is one I share, because once he gets going and grows in confidence in this league, he could become a real threat.
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Maybe we're seeing the reason why Simmo let him go. Why should the hand of grace be extended to him to adjust to this level (assuming he does) when it wasn't for players like Bulman, who seemed to have more consistent games when he did play then JC.
All in all, I'm confused!
If a player is good enough in training, but no supporters are there to watch, is he really worthy the tag of "good"? And while I'm at it, you can answer the bloody "tree in the woods" one too...
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That's not true."A-Ro" wrote:I assume it is supposed to be a philosophical question but the scientific answer is no based on the fact that sound can only be regarded as sound if it received by a hearing instrument, like an ear say. If no instrument is there to hear then there can be no sound.
Sound is an energy form and exists whether it is heard or not. We can't hear some higher pitched sounds that dogs can hear. Just because we cannot hear it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It might arguably be irrelevant if there is no instrument to hear it, but it still exists.
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I guess that JC he has scored what 8 goals already this season suggests that he can make it at this level? If he stays fit then he is on for what 20 goals? Even if he scored 16 he would have had a pretty successful forst season in the league."recordmeister" wrote:"Paul Cooper" wrote:I don't understand this massive distinction between Bulman and Beano. Beano has scored a couple of excellent goals this season but he's also had some shocking games and missed some shockers too.
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When JC doesn't score and misses those chances to me it shows how important he is as the other strikers hardly step up to the mark.
Bulman? Personally I thought he did OK at the start of the season and at West Ham especially.
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Yes but dogs hear it so therefore it does exist, if there are no dogs around however..."GodalmingYellow" wrote:That's not true."A-Ro" wrote:I assume it is supposed to be a philosophical question but the scientific answer is no based on the fact that sound can only be regarded as sound if it received by a hearing instrument, like an ear say. If no instrument is there to hear then there can be no sound.
Sound is an energy form and exists whether it is heard or not. We can't hear some higher pitched sounds that dogs can hear. Just because we cannot hear it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It might arguably be irrelevant if there is no instrument to hear it, but it still exists.
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Then it still exists."A-Ro" wrote:Yes but dogs hear it so therefore it does exist, if there are no dogs around however..."GodalmingYellow" wrote:That's not true."A-Ro" wrote:I assume it is supposed to be a philosophical question but the scientific answer is no based on the fact that sound can only be regarded as sound if it received by a hearing instrument, like an ear say. If no instrument is there to hear then there can be no sound.
Sound is an energy form and exists whether it is heard or not. We can't hear some higher pitched sounds that dogs can hear. Just because we cannot hear it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It might arguably be irrelevant if there is no instrument to hear it, but it still exists.
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I agree with this assessment."Paul Cooper" wrote:"recordmeister" wrote:I guess that JC he has scored what 8 goals already this season suggests that he can make it at this level? If he stays fit then he is on for what 20 goals? Even if he scored 16 he would have had a pretty successful forst season in the league."Paul Cooper" wrote:I don't understand this massive distinction between Bulman and Beano. Beano has scored a couple of excellent goals this season but he's also had some shocking games and missed some shockers too.
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When JC doesn't score and misses those chances to me it shows how important he is as the other strikers hardly step up to the mark.
Bulman? Personally I thought he did OK at the start of the season and at West Ham especially.
I would go further to say I think it was a mistake to discard Bulman so easily.
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Who says?"GodalmingYellow" wrote:Then it still exists."A-Ro" wrote:Yes but dogs hear it so therefore it does exist, if there are no dogs around however..."GodalmingYellow" wrote: That's not true.
Sound is an energy form and exists whether it is heard or not. We can't hear some higher pitched sounds that dogs can hear. Just because we cannot hear it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It might arguably be irrelevant if there is no instrument to hear it, but it still exists.
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Schrodinger's cat?"A-Ro" wrote:Who says?"GodalmingYellow" wrote:Then it still exists."A-Ro" wrote: Yes but dogs hear it so therefore it does exist, if there are no dogs around however...
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On no other football forum could you hope to find a reference to Schrodinger's cat."boris" wrote:Schrodinger's cat?"A-Ro" wrote:Who says?"GodalmingYellow" wrote: Then it still exists.
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This very arguement was had on a recent episode of QI."A-Ro" wrote:I assume it is supposed to be a philosophical question but the scientific answer is no based on the fact that sound can only be regarded as sound if it received by a hearing instrument, like an ear say. If no instrument is there to hear then there can be no sound.
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I do."A-Ro" wrote:Who says?
Sound is energy in the form of a compression wave through a physical medium.
To totally counteract your argument, the life forms that "hear" sound contain atoms of certain elements within their bodies that are heavier than iron. The nuclear reactions that take place within stars are incapable of building any elements heavier than iron, so they must be formed in another way.
That "another way" is in fact a supernova, which happens when a star can no longer support its own mass through radiation pressure, and quite rapidly collapses. All of this collapsing material turns into a pressure wave through the gas of the star - effectively an incredibly high energy sound wave, focussed on the centre of the star.
So the most energetic event in the universe (apart from the big bang itself) is nothing more than a "big clang." All life on Earth requres the results of that clang in order to evolve to the point of growing ears to hear with.
Of course, none of this is the point of the koan anyway...