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The magic of the Cup and Who?
Jan. 3rd, 2009 06:31 pmNew Who Matt Smith. Who?
Meanwhile FA Cup 3rd round day is always a thrill and usually the last we see of the competition. However, not today. Sunderland 2 Bolton Wanderers 1 (Jones 57, Cisse 67) and theirs was a fluke late on. So there's something else Sbragia has managed that Keane didn't.
Elsewhere, there were some upsets: First Division Hartlepool 2, Premier League Stoke City 0; Premier League Manchester City 0 Championship strugglers Nottingham Forest 3; non-League Torquay United 1, Championship Blackpool 0. Ah the magic of the Cup!!
To Sunderland shopping. Got a new pair of shoes for work after 2 visits to the shop. We couldn't get served the first time. Into the phone shop and spent my birthday money on a new phone - a Sony Ericsson W350I - which is charging as we speak.
It is sub-zero here again. My legs are cold. No surprise there.
First of the excerpts from my birthday book Too soon for a midlife Crisis.
You're aging when your actions creak louder than your words - Milton Berle
Meanwhile FA Cup 3rd round day is always a thrill and usually the last we see of the competition. However, not today. Sunderland 2 Bolton Wanderers 1 (Jones 57, Cisse 67) and theirs was a fluke late on. So there's something else Sbragia has managed that Keane didn't.
Elsewhere, there were some upsets: First Division Hartlepool 2, Premier League Stoke City 0; Premier League Manchester City 0 Championship strugglers Nottingham Forest 3; non-League Torquay United 1, Championship Blackpool 0. Ah the magic of the Cup!!
To Sunderland shopping. Got a new pair of shoes for work after 2 visits to the shop. We couldn't get served the first time. Into the phone shop and spent my birthday money on a new phone - a Sony Ericsson W350I - which is charging as we speak.
It is sub-zero here again. My legs are cold. No surprise there.
First of the excerpts from my birthday book Too soon for a midlife Crisis.
You're aging when your actions creak louder than your words - Milton Berle
