Friday, 19 September 2008

Help me Jebus!!!


Like an asthmatic using satan's recently used but unwiped anus as a source of inhaled therapy I was dissappointed in my selection of friday footie as a source of stress relief. I gagged on the torrent of increasingly visceral outbursts that ushered from my own demoralised corpse. Frustration was a muscle bound inmate at a high security prison and I was his bitch. I felt abused, misanthropic and ashamed.

Despite the general consensus that today's game was 'good' I felt obliged to stay in the shower afterwards for an extra 5 minutes scrubbing my body like an OCD sufferer. This ultimately futile attempt to remove the putrid stench and sticky residue of a poor game did not work. Like a child's visit to Jackson's Neverland ranch I will endeavour to banish these memories to the nadir of my soul and hope that they don 't spawn a future desire to buy a rifle, rent a hot air balloon and hover like a 'Demi God of Football' over the astroturf taking out all those that don't track back, follow runners from midfield, or merely look around them to see that the masticating maestro, that was Rich today, was 4 furlongs ahead of them. I saw him finish a chapter of War and Peace, indulge in onanism and compose a sonnet before he worked out the applied physics involved in his scoring of an unchallenged goal.

At the end of the game I was informed that it finished as a draw....I scoured my nipples with course sandpaper and rubbed nettles laced in chilli extract into them just to ensure that I was not dreaming. This is was as shocking as not finding a buggered, drowned body at a Michael Barrymore pool party. I suppose that I should pay tribute to fantastic forward play by the green's who managed to net goals that brought us back into the game. Pete was in inspired formed. One got the feeling today that even if he lost his arms and legs in a tackle he could have still scored with a well timed erection volley into the net.

Despite the Green's goals there was a lack of unity and structure about the team. There was a lot of talking but no implementation. Personally I felty a bit like Skippy the bush kangaroo trying to tell someone who was not au fait with my click-click speech that a small girl had fallen down the nearby well, had broken her leg and that the man who thankfully rescued her was, by deepest of misfortunes, an unregistered paedophile with a cabin in a remote part of the bush. I have the licence plate number from his car and a GPS position for the cabin so if you wouldn't mind putting down the f*cking camera and desist in trying to feed me a eucalyptus leaf we can go rescue her........I digress.

My rage has somewhat abated since I indulged in some take away Thai (food, not an oriental pleaure mistress). I am as stuffed as Gordan Ramsey's swear box.
My bleak outlook, however, remains steadfast. Badges of honour tonight are hard for me to attribute. Let's face it turds manifest contrast on a black background. That said, Pete and Rich were clinical in finishing for their respective teams. Billy's workrate all over the pitch was a key facet to the colours tactical advantage and the (mainly uncontested) interplay between Dan, Guy and Rich was efficiently executed.
For the green's I'm opting for Geir, Zac and Pete.
Next week I might give football a miss. I need to rest some tendons and anyway the News of the World is handing out pieces of wood with nails in them and organising mini-buses on Wednesday and Friday to go to the homes of Trisha Goddard and Jeremy Kyle...now that's sport.

Saturday, 13 September 2008

Barry is back!

Good quality enjoyable game today on another (unusually for a Friday) crowded pitch. Barry returned from a summer hiatus to enjoy some useful defensive tackles at the back and even a headed goal from a Tim Henery long throw.

The game was a rather tight and well contested affair throughout and neither team could really run away with it. Geir and Guy were trying to pull the strings for the colours but neither could impose themselves on the game to full effect.

Rich started in his usual up front position for the greens and combined with Tor and Joe with some useful moves, but then he went to the back in a sweeper role in an attempt to help Shaughen and Gerry at the back.
Eventually the greens were victorious as they forged a three goal lead which the colours never really looked like recovering in the last fifteen minutes of the match. Remember this one chaps - Tor CAN actually be on the winning side once in a while!!




Friday, 5 September 2008

The Young Ones

Once again the wrinklies tried their hand against the babes. Once again the olds took the game by the scruff of the neck and went two up early on. The young ones were reeling, there was no direction, no creation, no drive or passion. Young Tim Henery at the back was bemoaning his team's lack of direction and management.

Out of the blue the young ones managed to steal a goal and BAM they were back in the match. Tim left his post in defence and turned into creative midfielder extraordinaire, jinking past old tired legs and floating in balls from the left midfield. The olds defence was being breached again and again and slowly but surely the young ones (darlin' we're the young ones) forged a three goal lead.


The olds did manage to score a few more and thanks to sheer hard work and perseverance finally dragged the match back to just a one goal deficit. Overall this was a thoroughly enjoyable (but very wet) game, quite evenly matched and very good natured with few (if any) disagreements over decisions.


Well played to the young ones and enjoy your victory (for you won't be the young ones very long)


Wednesday, 3 September 2008

Crowded House

Woah! 22 players on a pitch that size is bound to lead to a tight low scoring affair - maybe 1-0 or something like that? Nope. The 'olds' raced into a 5-0 lead cutting through the young-uns defence lines like a hot knife through butter.

The olds team was built on a solid defence with players such as Gerry, Denz and Keith, a midfield with experience such as Guy and Geir (welcome back Mr Almlid!) and an attack with players like Zac and Fraser. The young-uns were no match for their skill, passing and workrate throughout the side.

They did however manage to find some sort of way back into the match as goals were scored from the now hungry greens attack. David Clifford found his shooting boots and netted a goal after first hitting the post. Stefan started spraying balls around the park and Tim went on numerous mazy runs with delicate ball control. All of this was to no avail though as the olds comfortably held on to their lead to close the game out.