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Steve Claridge comes home:lol:

Pulling down with the forearms allows the hands to maintain the club/arm angle until the release point, the right elbow will be close to the body. The hypothetical release point is at hip high then the club releases however because the brain doesn't work like that the brains release point is just below shoulder height, as the club starts to unwind into the ball the arms move on their own back to the address point which coincides with the club/hands/arms impacting the ball.

Best 4 now 12. Go to a pro. Keep it simple one swing thought. Release point (returning squared club to adress position at impact). Take away and pull down with forearms not hands.

I've now seen another piece of film that shows the ball over the line but why the official didn't give a goal. Unfortunately when Terry dived in for the clearance the officials head was in front of the goal line, as the ball was cleared as per the photo on here his head was half in front of the line so the line of sight would have shown the post over the ball so the goal wasn't given. Additionally the right post and attached crossbar wasn't completely vertical, ie leaning fractionally backwards which would also bias the line of sight. The official did get it wrong but the decision corrected the officials missed offside so rough justice was done. In my opinion we should join the more enlightened sports such as Rugby, Tennis and Cricket and use available technology to get it right. Bugger the so called delay, review all goals do it properly. How much time do we waste already with the rediculous delaying of free kicks in range of goal until the defence is ready and the ref blows his whistle. In that respect the attacking team should be allowed to take it whenever they like.

It's not clear and unless the ball is flat that could be shadow. The official had a clear view and didn't give it which is good enough for me.

At 400% zoom it still isn't conclusive unless the left edge of the ball is flat. It was too close to call, looks over but even that photo doesn't prove it. I go with the official. In any event justice was done because the shooter was offside and the linesman didn't flag when he became active.

Last night the official was the only person who was in a perfect position to see if the whole of the ball was over the line.and he judged it not completely over the line. The tv pictures were not at the perfect angle and were not absolutely conclusive but it looked over but it is unproven. The Lampard goal/Tottenham v MU goal were well over. I am prepared to accept the official didn't see all of the ball behind the post, consequently didn't give a goal.

I am willing to accept HONEST research set out HONESTLY, completely, not selectively, or opinion that is presented as such. I find some of the dishonesty and biased reporting is putting off people like myself who are sceptical about the motives of the scientists. The parts of the world that matter, India, China, Russia, Brazil patently aren't caring. We are a pimple on the earth so why are we bothering, if the real problems including the US aren't bothering. We are damaging our economy by a hysterical adherence to green policies that make no real difference. I think we in the UK should drop it until the real problem is addressed by the real culprits, as our sacrifices are just gesture politics with little or no effect on the alleged global warming.

They would be bloody daft to do any deal.

Even if they liquidate PFC 2010, the remaining PPs will be there. The players debt will be a football creditors debt so the PPs would be used to cover that. In any event the contracts are taken over by the FA as far as I can make out. There would be no asset value in the liquidation.

If they want equality let them stand up for it.

Isn't he injury prone?

If anybody knows someone at the Chilworth Manor Hotel they might be able to check whether he stayed/ or is there in the last couple of days. Somebody who works there told a mate that he was there.

Whatever you are on, isn't working.

They could sell Foster and Butland and get Myhill possibly.

At 19 there is a bit of leeway there but now that involved at England senior level I would expect him to go where he is going to play. I rate KD as a shotstopper and I think he will get plenty of opportunity to practice that this year. However I don't rate his dealing with crosses, command of the box, communication and short distribution. He deserves first crack at keeping the spot but we need a better keeper to bring in if he doesn't step up to the plate. I've never seen Butland but there seems to be a few decent keepers on the market at the moment.

Maybe a look at the war cemetries with hundreds of thousands of Irish volunteers that died fighting in the British army in two world wars might change a few minds. Close to the French:lol:

Having tasted international fringe recognition he is not going to want to just bench warm. The fact he was recognised due to his performances on loan at Cheltenham would probably not rule out loans for him. His options appear to be first team at Birmingham, transfer to another Championship team or to a higher league as a genuine competitive first team option, or transfer to a top Premier side and loaned to a Premier/top Championship side. BC are not financially strong and may well cash in. Has a deal for Foster been done at WBA or is he also back at BC?

His son works closely with BFS in the first team staff at WHU. So he is not passing an opinion just stating 100% fact.

Hi Dave, Sorry about the shoulder. I believe it's all about money. We were never going for him at twice our cap. WHU weren't going to pay either. Decent keeper though.

I didn't need one, there were loads of direct phones in the airline offices where I was going to check the outbound load sheet.Although I had plenty of time I just didn't think it that significant. Saw it on TV that night.

I landed just after KK arrived at Sou and as I walked into the terminal the BA duty officer who was a friend/supporter came out and told me KK was with LM signing for Saints and on his way to the Potters Heron. Nobody ever thought of phoning anyone.

LLS still posts the odd time on here, with a Brazilian connection.

Tom McLaughlin, director at Air Partners isn't 19c. 19c was as VFTT says.