
His mum didn't buy it. Hard lines son.
Incidentally, it has to be said that Sam is a VERY handsome young man, and WILL leave a trail of broken hearts behind him.
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Best of all was seeing a jay. Whether it's the same one as last year I don't know, but he lands, pecks up two or three pieces of food, then scoots off at low level over the railway.
There were the usual bows at the start of the lesson, as well as an extra four or five to honour the high-ranked visitors.
The first new skill learned was a double spin kick. In this pic Sam is being trained by the second highest dude in the world. Can't remember his title.
You have to laugh….
Twenty three years ago Irish football fans revelled in England’s elimination from the Quarter-Finals of the 1986 World Cup at the hands (or hand) of Argie cheating drug-fiend Diego Maradona. I remember it well. Along with the Scotch and the Welsh, the Irish loved it, and reminded us English football fans at every opportunity.
There were even t-shirts produced, commemorating the moment.
How beautifully neat and ironic then, that those self-same Irishmen have been prevented from reaching next year’s World Cup Finals by a blatant handball from French forward Thierry Henry. I love it. Va Va Voom indeed, mon vieux fils.
The Irish want a replay of course, a course of action they didn’t seem to press for back in 1986. Face it lads, you’re out, and you didn’t even get out of qualification. Arse and feck indeed.