Most high handicap golfers would do well to ignore par and just play what they are faced with.
To your point though, do you mean bad advice, or unwanted advice? In my experience, they’re easily conflated
I have a Humanscale Diffrient World chair and it’s excellent. It’s over the budget you want to spend (think it’s about £500, it was a bit less than that when I bought it a couple of years ago).
It’s brilliant though, I really recommend if at all possible, trying to go for something really good...
Football is ridiculous these days really. Norwich (my team, obviously), are completely self sustaining, the only cash that comes in is from tv revenue and commercial club revenue. However, in the long term, that isn’t really enough to even sustain a competitive championship side. Every season...
When you don’t create so many chances you really notice when your strikers miss. I think it also makes strikers more likely to miss as there’s more pressure to score when they do get a chance.
When you’re creating lots, you don’t notice so much. All top strikers miss a lot of chances. I know...
I would suggest avoiding riverside on a match day! Especially given it’s the east Anglian derby. But I do agree generally it’s just a nice place to lose a day, without the burden of feeling like there is loads that has to be seen and done. The only must for me would be the cathedral, beyond...
Going with your director of football as a temporary solution to the end of the season? I think that’s a better option than warnock, I don’t think a new person with different ideas is what you need right now.
From what I saw at carrow road, you’ve got the attributes to get the points you need...
It’s a nice city to wander about, the centre is relatively compact. Cathedral is worth a visit, and it’s nice just to look around the shops in the lanes.
Be warned, it’s Norwich v Ipswich at 12pm on Saturday, so the city will be busy before and after. Where are you travelling from and what...
Get on a bimmerpost forum and ask there - you’ll get an answer much quicker than on here.
Generally, my experience is that beemers are pretty good for golf clubs. I’ve had a 1 series convertible and a 3 series (F30), got golf clubs and an M1 push trolley in no problem. Would have struggled with...
I'm not so sure Warnock really still has that fire in his belly anymore. He seemed almost jokey at Aberdeen - seems to enjoy being a character while doing punditry, appearing on Tubes and Ange Golf Life etc.. Maybe I'm wrong, but I feel like he's ready for a couple of years of after dinner...
Schumacher to Stoke was terrible for all parties. Would you have him back? Looks like he could be available in the not too distant future....
Personally, I wouldn't be keen on getting Warnock in if I were you, but I can see the attraction given staying up is so critical. If you are sacking your...
more or less all the drivers in the field would win races in that red bull, its miles ahead.
However, I do agree that verstappen is an excellent driver, and he thinks he’s even better. So I don’t doubt for a moment that he’d back himself he raced in a different car.
When the new engine regs...
The side looked lost and devoid of any hope or spirit yesterday. As soon as the first goal went in the game was over. Very hard when a squad doesn’t believe it can compete.
I felt for the Rotherham fans, not much fun in a run like this.
Don’t think you’ll concede 100 goals though. Doubt our xg...
Not always, the Hamilton v Ferrari spell 18/19 was decent, and the Verstappen v Hamilton battle in 21 was epic. The reg changes came at an awful time.
The other thing that makes it worse is the complete lack of competition within the red bull team. Hamilton v rosberg delivered plenty of drama...
It’s going to be just like last season, isn’t it? In the absence of mechanical issues or a crash, verstappen will win all but one or two races.
It will be interesting to see what the race pace of Ferrari and Merc is like, but very much the race for second place.
Hamilton to Ferrari will make...