Jump to content

Leaderboard

Popular Content

Showing content with the highest reputation on 10/08/13 in all areas

  1. I fucking hate international breaks.
    9 points
  2. Job Title - Junior IT Consultant for Kulmiye party of Somaliland in partnership with Unicef Salary: 83000 dollars.
    9 points
  3. Dunno what I'd do same situation. Probably upload those dodgy pics to VIP2.
    8 points
  4. Staying out the xfactor loop>>>> No idea who the fuck any of these people are
    7 points
  5. So somebody owes me 3k which they have failed to pay for over 2months using the same ole im broke lines so what I have done is gone to his house as i know his mother and took his car which is worth like 2grand, his mac laptop, 36inch tv, iphone 4s along with his passport. guy is now frantically calling me every 5mins or so begging for stuff but when i mentioned when are you going to pay he goes on please show me sympathy vibe. Would you do the same and if anybody wants to buy the items please text me.
    4 points
  6. It's actually around 1350 so you're both wrong.
    4 points
  7. 3 points
  8. 3 points
  9. what kinda dodgy pics if someoned NEEDS a car why you giving them 3k i woulda told him he better get used to pedalling
    3 points
  10. What surprises you regarding racism? Lets not turn this into a race thread
    2 points
  11. eskay you are a prat 20k comes back like 1200 a month now fuck off
    2 points
  12. ONE HUNNID Man could of atleast sorted out some kinda payment plan with you to give you your pees back if he was struggling. Wouldn't sell the items though unless I was in serious need of the money. Just hold his tings ransom until you get whats owed back to you.
    2 points
  13. how many 16 year olds dnt deserve a stone cold stunner doe at 16 u r either a shit bag or a total melt
    2 points
  14. I have really had enough of working in a office I cant explain how draining it has become. I really want to embark on a new adventure, at present I am thinking of starting my own business (like every other Tom, d*ck and Harry) But for the mean while can someone advise me on some lucrative careers which career path does not require having a BA in that subject
    1 point
  15. MOTHER f*ckER So I jacked a random car out in the sticks to try and sell to the mod shop. they didnt need any vehicles at that time but I got a text saying "you f*cking stole my car your head will be on a plate soon" (from a person called Unknown) $9000 bounty on my head. so I stay out in the sticks watching the radar robbing a few stores and I seem to be ok. Notced f you do a string of robberies your wanted level will go straight to 3 stars, then I'm robbing another store and STRAIGHT TO FOUR STARS Run outside to jump in the car some guy caps me. The bounty on your head was claimed. f*cker. Now my cars impounded.
    1 point
  16. Co sign and then you factor in the declining influence of religion and it's easy to see why divorces are at an all time high. Man brought up religion you know lol smh In times gone by divorce was seen as something shameful and the influence of religion played a big role in that perception, as a result a lot of people would remain in marriages whether they were happy or not. With the waning influence of religion that shameful stigma isn't attached to divorce these days hence why people are much quicker and more comfortable about getting divorced. I don't think it's a coincidence that divorce rates in a country like Pakistan (24,141 between 2008 and 2011) where 97% of the the population consider themselves to be Muslim is so much lower than it is in England (117,558 in 2011 alone) especially when you consider their population is 3 times that of the UK. I don't think it's simply a case of married people in times gone by being happier, I just think the way in which we address that unhappiness has changed drastically due to the role of religion and the growing independence of women. A reply without 'creampie' greek' etc would be good.
    1 point
  17. http://www.datpiff.com/Nipsey-Hussle-Crenshaw-mixtape.532448.html?utm_campaign=piff.me&utm_source=http://t.co/VAJf5qFvHz&utm_medium=piff.me ohhhhweeeeee
    1 point
  18. Yeah I agree, would be mad if everyone had RPGs straight off the bat
    1 point
  19. lmao y u mad so u got a problem with the rolling stones raping black women but when ross drops uoeno u lose ur shit
    1 point
  20. Definitely looking to crack on with the missions tonight & die less lol.
    1 point
  21. 1200 x 12 = 14400 1350 x 12 = 16200 1600 x 12 = 19200 not everyone lives that tax free life
    1 point
  22. joining end of the week p3 lads moved house, will be sorted by then
    1 point
  23. lol picturing arry saying this is what actually makes it funny dem del boys there
    1 point
  24. Doesn't surprise me
    1 point
  25. How old are you? 18-20k is good money
    1 point
  26. She's very pretty but at 16 need's to tone it down, not likeable at all.
    1 point
  27. does this really mean theyre racist tho
    1 point
  28. That's y I came gunning for you two in the sticks. All I did was come see if u needed a ride and super g headshot me thru the back windscreen
    1 point
  29. I was in stitches when you went down the wrong hill. I parked up there and let you take over because I wasn't sure if I was in the right spot. Almost spat my drink out when you went zooming down into nowhere. Looool That was lengman driving. I was gonna jump in the drivers seat but he took over a drove straight down the wrong hill looool
    1 point
  30. My bads yesterday guisssseee... I thought you had pulled up on a beef ting, didn't realise it was you man Jumping on xbox now still...
    1 point
  31. HOW CAN I ARRIVE IN THE GAME AND THE MAN DEM SWOOP DOWN AND PICK ME UP IN THE CHOPPER!!!! You man are sick
    1 point
  32. MAURICIO POCHETTINO, Southampton FCPOCHETTINO IN-POSSESSION FORM vs. Sunderland (24th August 2013): 2-4-1-3 vs. 4-4-1-1 formation. This formation was also used as the high-pressing positional systems when immediately out of possession (the defensive transition). DEFENSIVE TRANSITION: THE HIGH PRESSING GAMEHigh pressure while still in the attacking form. The front four players are expected to immediately press upon losing the ball. Nearest man presses, next two support the pressing player, while team mates further back look to cover. Full-backs are the first to drop back and pressure is a mixture between pressure to delay and pressure to win the ball. POCHETTINO OUT-OF-POSSESSION FORM vs. Sunderland (24th August 2013): Deep block Lines detail the relationship of ‘in-possession’ positions ATTACKING TRANSITION: THE FAST TRANSITIONS AND SUPPORTRodriguez/Osvaldo were often the last to drop back into the defensive block. Enabling Southampton to play on the counter attack should the ball be won (when Rodriguez/Osvaldo hadn’t yet dropped back). It wasn’t often that Southampton had to fall back into their defensive shape given their high percentage of possession. CONCLUSIONThe attacking changes in the second half brought Pochettino’s Bielsa-like methods to life through positional play and the fluidity of the attack. Like Bielsa, Pochettino employed three principles: always have at least one man spare when building up from the back, play many vertical balls, rather than just side-to-side possession when building up from the back or through the middle and an identical shape (to Bielsa’s preferred formation) in the final third, comprising of an attacking midfielder and three players ahead of him (un enganche y tres punta). Southampton’s 67% possession is by no means a product of having better players alone, the positional systems that both Bielsa and Pochettino employ allow for overloads in advanced areas – resulting in the opposition playing a deeper defensive block. While the four moments discussed in this article are intriguing, it was the fifth moment of the game (set pieces) that produced both the goals in the match. Like Bielsa, Pochettino isn’t afraid to set his team up for the crossing game because he knows he can get players in the box through his positional system. Against Sunderland, Southampton made 27 crosses and had a high 37% cross completion rate for the high number of crosses (a 25% cross completion rate is generally considered to be good – Ward-Prowse put in 7 accurate crosses from 14 attempts, mostly in the first-half). Southampton also played 56 accurate long passes (from the 77 attempted) in the game which showed that Pochettino’s approach to vertical passes is different from other possession-based teams in the league; Arsenal, for example, only made 37 accurate long passes (from 54 attempts) against Fulham on the same day of Premier League action – in fact, no other team in these first two weeks of the Premier League has played more long balls than Southampton against Sunderland, apart from, Southampton themselves, against West Brom in their opening fixture; in that game, they attempted 83 long passes. These aren’t long balls pumped up field, they’re Bielsa inspired vertical passes, or “fast transitional passes” which statistically have been recognised as long passes. Mauricio Pochettino has certainly been inspired by the genius of Bielsa and the half time changes show that like Bielsa, Southampton’s manager isn’t afraid to experiment and try new things. The total fluid positional inter-exchanges between the front four is certainly unique to the Premier League at the moment and I can’t remember the last time I had so much trouble trying to figure out who was playing where in the final third! Lambert dropped deep, picked up the ball out wide on both flanks and played as a central figurehead in the front four – as did all four other players. There is no doubt about it, Mauricio Pochettino has been influenced by all aspects of Marcelo Bielsa’s philosophy of play – far beyond just the pressing approach. We may never see Marcelo Bielsa in the Premier League, so it’s about time we all started to enjoy the closest thing we will get to him: Mauricio Pochettino. REFERENCESGareth Richards’ quote from a personal interview for my upcoming book. Richards is a former Chester Football Club Development Manager who was invited to spend some time to study Barcelona’s La Masia as well as spending some time at Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid and Espanyol.
    1 point
  33. Nice, had that bookmarked for a while, this too: http://www.matchofthedays.com/forum/index.php
    1 point
  34. imagine pulling up outside the dance with the rpg mounted to the top of the whip ultimate stunt
    1 point
  35. this nigga said buy his mixtape for $100
    1 point
  36. go to the stats tab in the pause menu, then down to 100% checklist. it will show you how many missions you have left
    1 point
  37. Not bad mate. Is that your first music vid?
    1 point
  38. 1 point
  39. http://youtu.be/tpN1BTravpQ Nice summer bubbler
    1 point
  40. It's not that serious bruv
    1 point
×
×
  • Create New...