Draft Supplies
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The draft is going to be following an hour after our first soccer game, defending champs, should be fun. I anticipate getting some pizzas and a couple coolatas, sit back, play some music and watch the Browns get some beasts.
The draft is going to be following an hour after our first soccer game, defending champs, should be fun.
You play 11 v 11? Indoors? Position?
Now they put it on a Thursday night.
People have to work the next morning.
I'm gonna watch it on my own and by the time it starts It'll be 2AM... I have to wake up at 7AM to go to work. I hope that cheers you up, lol.
No beer no nothing for me most likely.
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The draft is going to be following an hour after our first soccer game, defending champs, should be fun.
You play 11 v 11? Indoors? Position?
Now they put it on a Thursday night.
People have to work the next morning.
I'm gonna watch it on my own and by the time it starts It'll be 2AM... I have to wake up at 7AM to go to work. I hope that cheers you up, lol.
No beer no nothing for me most likely.
You play 11 v 11? Indoors? Position?
I'm gonna watch it on my own and by the time it starts It'll be 2AM... I have to wake up at 7AM to go to work. I hope that cheers you up, lol.
No beer no nothing for me most likely.
I coach a youth team, outside. I have 11 players on my team, more usually in the fall. We mostly run 9 v 9. 8 and a goalie.
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Nice PoG, do you follow the English premier league?
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You play 11 v 11? Indoors? Position?
I'm gonna watch it on my own and by the time it starts It'll be 2AM... I have to wake up at 7AM to go to work. I hope that cheers you up, lol.
No beer no nothing for me most likely.
I coach a youth team, outside. I have 11 players on my team, more usually in the fall. We mostly run 9 v 9. 8 and a goalie.
I coach a youth team, outside. I have 11 players on my team, more usually in the fall. We mostly run 9 v 9. 8 and a goalie.
Nice! But 9v9? What's the scheme with that number? 3-3-2? 3-4-1?
I only play friendly matches of futsal.
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Nice PoG, do you follow the English premier league?
Nice PoG, do you follow the English premier league?
If he did he would think Spurs are the Browns after they subsided against Utd last weekend
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Nice PoG, do you follow the English premier league?
If he did he would think Spurs are the Browns after they subsided against Utd last weekend
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More to add, but a good start.
ONE DAY!!!
Mike
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Case of bud light ready to go. I'll drink shitty beer and a ton of it until I'm convinced we'll draft better.
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I will be having absolutely nothing on draft night....except maybe some Dasani Water.
I have to do a blood draw the following morning and must fast for a minimum of 12 hours.
And yes...that basically sucks.
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What time will the Tavern open up?
What time will the Tavern open up?
This one appears to be open 24/7... at least via the "Mobile" link.
Honig is pretty nice stuff...
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What time will the Tavern open up?
This one appears to be open 24/7... at least via the "Mobile" link.
Honig is pretty nice stuff...
This one appears to be open 24/7... at least via the "Mobile" link.
Honig is pretty nice stuff...
I was just right near there a couple of weeks ago....but did not stop in. We stopped into Sattui, Peju, and Robert Mondavi wineries, all nearby, instead.
We also were at the Castelo Di Amorosa....a bit further up the road.
Others that we stopped and did tastings at were: Cline, Jacuzzi, Etude, Trinitas, and Jamieson .
Yes, there is a very, very nice winery named Jamieson there in Napa....not to be confused with the Jameson Distillery in Midleton, Ireland....which I have been to as well.
Also....the Jacuzzi winery IS...owned by the same family that invented the Jacuzzi. In fact....THE very first Jacuzzi ever built is on display there at the Jacuzzi winery. A Jacuzzi is not actually the pool or tub itself, but is the device that causes the pool to "bubble" for lack of a better term.
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And here is the inventor with the original device which is on display there:
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Nice! But 9v9? What's the scheme with that number? 3-3-2? 3-4-1?
I only play friendly matches of futsal.
I like 3-2-3, stagger and push up the backline, send a midfield when the situation is right to make a 4-1-3 power set... once we get ahead a little 2-2-4 with the fastest players on the backline.
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Nice! But 9v9? What's the scheme with that number? 3-3-2? 3-4-1?
I only play friendly matches of futsal.
I like 3-2-3, stagger and push up the backline, send a midfield when the situation is right to make a 4-1-3 power set... once we get ahead a little 2-2-4 with the fastest players on the backline.
I like 3-2-3, stagger and push up the backline, send a midfield when the situation is right to make a 4-1-3 power set... once we get ahead a little 2-2-4 with the fastest players on the backline.
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE ABOUT SOCCER, DON'T READ IT, GIPPER
Well, I can see how you play a 2-2-4, even a 3-2-3. But 4-1-3? I imagine it is more likely a 2-2-1-3, with 2 strikers and the other 2 somewhat behind and close to the sideline like wingers (I had too look it up, I don't know the soccer positions in English...)
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I like 3-2-3, stagger and push up the backline, send a midfield when the situation is right to make a 4-1-3 power set... once we get ahead a little 2-2-4 with the fastest players on the backline.
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE ABOUT SOCCER, DON'T READ IT, GIPPER
Well, I can see how you play a 2-2-4, even a 3-2-3. But 4-1-3? I imagine it is more likely a 2-2-1-3, with 2 strikers and the other 2 somewhat behind and close to the sideline like wingers (I had too look it up, I don't know the soccer positions in English...)
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE ABOUT SOCCER, DON'T READ IT, GIPPER
Well, I can see how you play a 2-2-4, even a 3-2-3. But 4-1-3? I imagine it is more likely a 2-2-1-3, with 2 strikers and the other 2 somewhat behind and close to the sideline like wingers (I had too look it up, I don't know the soccer positions in English...)
Yeah, close the sidelines, get the defense to open up a little, flank from the sides or push down the sideline and swing back to the middle after the defense is drawn away. .
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I like 3-2-3, stagger and push up the backline, send a midfield when the situation is right to make a 4-1-3 power set... once we get ahead a little 2-2-4 with the fastest players on the backline.
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE ABOUT SOCCER, DON'T READ IT, GIPPER
Well, I can see how you play a 2-2-4, even a 3-2-3. But 4-1-3? I imagine it is more likely a 2-2-1-3, with 2 strikers and the other 2 somewhat behind and close to the sideline like wingers (I had too look it up, I don't know the soccer positions in English...)
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE ABOUT SOCCER, DON'T READ IT, GIPPER
Well, I can see how you play a 2-2-4, even a 3-2-3. But 4-1-3? I imagine it is more likely a 2-2-1-3, with 2 strikers and the other 2 somewhat behind and close to the sideline like wingers (I had too look it up, I don't know the soccer positions in English...)
I am not the one you have to worry about. I have no control over what content goes into these threads.....but the guy who does have control is vehement about not having soccer talk on this forum. It usually gets shifted to the Barber Shop.
Plus....all the winery talk may give it an extra push.
But...maybe the beer talk saves it.
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This one appears to be open 24/7... at least via the "Mobile" link.
Honig is pretty nice stuff...
I was just right near there a couple of weeks ago....but did not stop in. We stopped into Sattui, Peju, and Robert Mondavi wineries, all nearby, instead.
We also were at the Castelo Di Amorosa....a bit further up the road.
Others that we stopped and did tastings at were: Cline, Jacuzzi, Etude, Trinitas, and Jamieson .
Yes, there is a very, very nice winery named Jamieson there in Napa....not to be confused with the Jameson Distillery in Midleton, Ireland....which I have been to as well.
Also....the Jacuzzi winery IS...owned by the same family that invented the Jacuzzi. In fact....THE very first Jacuzzi ever built is on display there at the Jacuzzi winery. A Jacuzzi is not actually the pool or tub itself, but is the device that causes the pool to "bubble" for lack of a better term.
And here is the inventor with the original device which is on display there:
I was just right near there a couple of weeks ago....but did not stop in. We stopped into Sattui, Peju, and Robert Mondavi wineries, all nearby, instead.
Most recent SF Ch. Contest results.
http://winejudging.com/medal-winners/
I enjoyed visits to Grgich Hills, Honig, Hess and especially the gravity driven systems @ Vine Cliff who also had cellars built into the sides of the hills for aging the wines.
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I was just right near there a couple of weeks ago....but did not stop in. We stopped into Sattui, Peju, and Robert Mondavi wineries, all nearby, instead.
Most recent SF Ch. Contest results.
http://winejudging.com/medal-winners/
I enjoyed visits to Grgich Hills, Honig, Hess and especially the gravity driven systems @ Vine Cliff who also had cellars built into the sides of the hills for aging the wines.
Most recent SF Ch. Contest results.
http://winejudging.com/medal-winners/
I enjoyed visits to Grgich Hills, Honig, Hess and especially the gravity driven systems @ Vine Cliff who also had cellars built into the sides of the hills for aging the wines.
The Trinitas winery, which I visited and which was actually on the grounds of the resort I stayed at, is in a cave dug into a hill right under where the vineyard is that they make the wines from. I am assuming the cave in not natural.
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