They basically all seemed to wheel out the obituaries - apparently assuming he's fvcked. Fair enough, but does that mean they're going to wheel them out all over again when he does actually cark it? :-(
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They basically all seemed to wheel out the obituaries - apparently assuming he's fvcked. Fair enough, but does that mean they're going to wheel them out all over again when he does actually cark it? :-(
I think given the coverage on Wengers retirement over the past couple of weeks, you’re skating on thin ice here...
He isn't retiring :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Yes, silly me, he may only be dying ..
They've got to fill all that bandwidth with something, b. If bandwidth is indeed the word I need.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
I seem to remember from my experience of my mother's first brain haemorrhage that if it was operable, and you survived the operation, the prognosis was pretty good.
I heard a Doc on the radio yesterday state that 40% die, 40 % end up dribblers and only 20% make a full recovery, within a year .
Oh, I obviously wish him well, but the media's haste to condemn him to death was rather unseemly, to say the least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
20% is good odds. That’s 1 in 4 not to die or be a Giggsy.
I’d take them odds if I batted a solid innings like him imo
Good luck to him.