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(18-02-2022, 10:41 AM)Paplane Wrote: If the game's pushed back to tomorrow I have a bit of a personal dilemma I'm gonna need some advice on lads. In line with normal matchday protocols I have this morning donned my lucky pants. If the game's pushed back I obviously have a problem. I have a number of options:
1) Remove the part worn pants immediately news breaks that the game's moved, put them back in my drawer and put them on again tomorrow;
2) Wear the pants all day and put them on again tomorrow;
3) Wear the pants today and do an emergency laundry run tonight so that they're clean and dry for tomorrow;
4) Take the gung-ho approach and wear normal (possibly unlucky) pants tomorrow.
What a dilemma. Please help. Any advice welcome.
Does your other half have any lucky pants you could borrow?
If so, problem solved.
And you can be sure that not one of us on here would ever mention this at any point in the future.
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Wear today and turn inside out for tomorrow.
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(18-02-2022, 10:56 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote: (18-02-2022, 10:41 AM)Paplane Wrote: If the game's pushed back to tomorrow I have a bit of a personal dilemma I'm gonna need some advice on lads. In line with normal matchday protocols I have this morning donned my lucky pants. If the game's pushed back I obviously have a problem. I have a number of options:
1) Remove the part worn pants immediately news breaks that the game's moved, put them back in my drawer and put them on again tomorrow;
2) Wear the pants all day and put them on again tomorrow;
3) Wear the pants today and do an emergency laundry run tonight so that they're clean and dry for tomorrow;
4) Take the gung-ho approach and wear normal (possibly unlucky) pants tomorrow.
What a dilemma. Please help. Any advice welcome.
Does your other half have any lucky pants you could borrow?
If so, problem solved.
And you can be sure that not one of us on here would ever mention this at any point in the future.
Errr, JCK, a bit of an insight into your world maybe? :off:
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(18-02-2022, 11:11 AM)Paplane Wrote: (18-02-2022, 10:56 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote: (18-02-2022, 10:41 AM)Paplane Wrote: If the game's pushed back to tomorrow I have a bit of a personal dilemma I'm gonna need some advice on lads. In line with normal matchday protocols I have this morning donned my lucky pants. If the game's pushed back I obviously have a problem. I have a number of options:
1) Remove the part worn pants immediately news breaks that the game's moved, put them back in my drawer and put them on again tomorrow;
2) Wear the pants all day and put them on again tomorrow;
3) Wear the pants today and do an emergency laundry run tonight so that they're clean and dry for tomorrow;
4) Take the gung-ho approach and wear normal (possibly unlucky) pants tomorrow.
What a dilemma. Please help. Any advice welcome.
Does your other half have any lucky pants you could borrow?
If so, problem solved.
And you can be sure that not one of us on here would ever mention this at any point in the future.
Errr, JCK, a bit of an insight into your world maybe? :off:
LOL
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(18-02-2022, 10:41 AM)Paplane Wrote: If the game's pushed back to tomorrow I have a bit of a personal dilemma I'm gonna need some advice on lads. In line with normal matchday protocols I have this morning donned my lucky pants. If the game's pushed back I obviously have a problem. I have a number of options:
1) Remove the part worn pants immediately news breaks that the game's moved, put them back in my drawer and put them on again tomorrow;
2) Wear the pants all day and put them on again tomorrow;
3) Wear the pants today and do an emergency laundry run tonight so that they're clean and dry for tomorrow;
4) Take the gung-ho approach and wear normal (possibly unlucky) pants tomorrow.
What a dilemma. Please help. Any advice welcome.
Wear the same ones but turn them inside out
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With a greater emphasis on sports science I wonder how physically prepared the players will be if the match is played tomorrow?
I would guess the training, eating and sleeping regime all week has been geared to 7.45 tonight.
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(18-02-2022, 11:55 AM)Username Wrote: With a greater emphasis on sports science I wonder how physically prepared the players will be if the match is played tomorrow?
I would guess the training, eating and sleeping regime all week has been geared to 7.45 tonight.
Training 100% would be the biggest issue.
Also the detriment is 1 day less rest for Preston game on Tuesday, following a long journey back and then a long journey to Preston
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(18-02-2022, 10:50 AM)wassy04 Wrote: (18-02-2022, 10:41 AM)Paplane Wrote: If the game's pushed back to tomorrow I have a bit of a personal dilemma I'm gonna need some advice on lads. In line with normal matchday protocols I have this morning donned my lucky pants. If the game's pushed back I obviously have a problem. I have a number of options:
1) Remove the part worn pants immediately news breaks that the game's moved, put them back in my drawer and put them on again tomorrow;
2) Wear the pants all day and put them on again tomorrow;
3) Wear the pants today and do an emergency laundry run tonight so that they're clean and dry for tomorrow;
4) Take the gung-ho approach and wear normal (possibly unlucky) pants tomorrow.
What a dilemma. Please help. Any advice welcome.
Option 2 no brainer. Anything but option 4 though, jeez. Do you want us to lose?! Every team has a home, and an away kit, so obviously you need to pop out and buy your new lucky away pants, As long as they match the teams away kit: problem solved.
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(18-02-2022, 12:08 PM)Redbrigade Wrote: (18-02-2022, 10:50 AM)wassy04 Wrote: (18-02-2022, 10:41 AM)Paplane Wrote: If the game's pushed back to tomorrow I have a bit of a personal dilemma I'm gonna need some advice on lads. In line with normal matchday protocols I have this morning donned my lucky pants. If the game's pushed back I obviously have a problem. I have a number of options:
1) Remove the part worn pants immediately news breaks that the game's moved, put them back in my drawer and put them on again tomorrow;
2) Wear the pants all day and put them on again tomorrow;
3) Wear the pants today and do an emergency laundry run tonight so that they're clean and dry for tomorrow;
4) Take the gung-ho approach and wear normal (possibly unlucky) pants tomorrow.
What a dilemma. Please help. Any advice welcome.
Option 2 no brainer. Anything but option 4 though, jeez. Do you want us to lose?! Every team has a home, and an away kit, so obviously you need to pop out and buy your new lucky away pants, As long as they match the teams away kit: problem solved.
My wife made a similar comment, just designate another pair of pants to be lucky. I had to point out that any old pair of pants just cant become lucky, they have to earn the right to be considered lucky. IIRC these pants were ordained after a win against the sheep. Might have been as far back as the Ben Osborn winner, Pride Park game.
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Do we really want to play a game in these conditions?
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(18-02-2022, 12:20 PM)Paplane Wrote: Do we really want to play a game in these conditions?
Would feel a bit for horvath if he's got to go to claim a cross in these conditions.
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(18-02-2022, 12:47 PM)Plymouth red Wrote: (18-02-2022, 12:20 PM)Paplane Wrote: Do we really want to play a game in these conditions?
Would feel a bit for horvath if he's got to go to claim a cross in these conditions.
Are you in Plymouth now PR? If so what's the weather up to atm?
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