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[VMSL Masters Premier] Predictions, Results & Banter 2010/2011
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Can someone from Westside pull a finger out and contact Azzi to tell him all your teams are entering Master's league cups?
Apparently he isn't waiting past today and all of your master teams haven't said if they are entering or not.
Apparently he isn't waiting past today and all of your master teams haven't said if they are entering or not.
Inspector Blake
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Just heard Westside humped Alemania 7-0.
cerebral smallsy
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it was 6-0...but who's counting. kudos to klm for taking three off us last time, but we were chomping at the bit to get some revenge today and played as such. scoreline is actually flattering. could've/should've been 9 or 10.
whataboutbob
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Smallsy.....sorry bro, common mistake.....irregardless....
Champing at the bit (or mistakenly as chomping at the bit) refers to a tendency of some horses, when impatient or nervous, and especially if being held back by their riders, to chew on the bit, often salivating excessively. This behavior is sometimes accompanied by head-tossing or pawing at the ground. Because this behavior was most often seen by the general public in horses who were anxious to begin a horse race in the days before the invention of the starting gate, the term has become popular in everyday speech to refer to a person who is anxious to get started or to do something. Because some impatient horses, when held back, would also occasionally rear, a related phrase, "raring to go," is also derived from observations of equine behavior.
Champing at the bit (or mistakenly as chomping at the bit) refers to a tendency of some horses, when impatient or nervous, and especially if being held back by their riders, to chew on the bit, often salivating excessively. This behavior is sometimes accompanied by head-tossing or pawing at the ground. Because this behavior was most often seen by the general public in horses who were anxious to begin a horse race in the days before the invention of the starting gate, the term has become popular in everyday speech to refer to a person who is anxious to get started or to do something. Because some impatient horses, when held back, would also occasionally rear, a related phrase, "raring to go," is also derived from observations of equine behavior.
whataboutbob
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Most of the Westside guys in a buffet lineup.
whataboutbob
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Hot date?
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Some interesting games this coming weekend which may well impact who is in the hunt to win the league, and who is directly at risk for relegation.
As follows:
Friday:
KLM Alemania (10) at Sapperton (4)
Surrey Utd (5) at Columbus (1)
Romanian (9) at Wickham (6)
PCOV (7) at Richmond (8)
Sunday:
West Van (2) at Westside (3)
Thoughts...Sir M
As follows:
Friday:
KLM Alemania (10) at Sapperton (4)
Surrey Utd (5) at Columbus (1)
Romanian (9) at Wickham (6)
PCOV (7) at Richmond (8)
Sunday:
West Van (2) at Westside (3)
Thoughts...Sir M
whataboutbob
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WAB's Predictions
KLM Alemania (10) at Sapperton (4) - 4-6 Oh ya, Sapp loves a very non-tight rear end. huh?
Surrey Utd (5) at Columbus (1) - 3-0 - Here comes the BRT (ampons)
Romanian (9) at Wickham (6) 3-2 - Romania they can't be stopped offensively
PCOV (7) at Richmond (8) 1-1 - Richmond should pay at least some attention to Romania
West Van (2) at Westside (3) 0-0 - Too tight to call
KLM Alemania (10) at Sapperton (4) - 4-6 Oh ya, Sapp loves a very non-tight rear end. huh?
Surrey Utd (5) at Columbus (1) - 3-0 - Here comes the BRT (ampons)
Romanian (9) at Wickham (6) 3-2 - Romania they can't be stopped offensively
PCOV (7) at Richmond (8) 1-1 - Richmond should pay at least some attention to Romania
West Van (2) at Westside (3) 0-0 - Too tight to call
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