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Scorge

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  1. That's Hibs down to 11th. One game to go. So am I right in saying then that 3rd plays 4th over two legs, then 2nd plays the winner of that tie over 2 legs, then Hibs would play the winner of that tie? That seems unfairly stacked in favour of the SPL team. One game vs potentially 5. I'd have said either put the 4 of them in equally, or just 2nd v 3rd, Hibs play the winner. In a league of 10 there shouldn't be a prize for finishing 4th.

     

    Devils advocate is that the non-SPFL team have already won anywhere between 1 and 4 games and have a pile of momentum behind them as opposed to the shitey Hibs/Killie XI that have been taking regular hammerings. (Hamilton Comicals smacked 10 past Morton on Saturday. Ouch.)

     

    Nae worried about that though, just glad that the Montrose/A******h derby is back next year, fuck yer El Classico....

  2. Have now entered the Skye, Stoney and Fare Challenge half marathons. Skye is in 6 weeks time and I can't bloody wait. Only run one half before, Stoney in 2:05 and Skye has to be flatter than that so a PB is possible.

     

    Sorry to poop yer party, but Skye is pretty much as ugly as Stoney hills wise, from what I've heard.

     

    In for BH, will be delighted with any time under an hour on current form....

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    Scorge: if you let me know the condition and how much you want I think I'd be interested.

     

    thanks

     

    News is nae overly great, sadly - I seem to have lost one of the beaters, and there's a couple of parts missing from the right-kick pedal. Could only realistically sell it as a work in progress for about 40/50 quid to someone who has the time/effort to sort it, so probably not what yer after.... :down:

  4. Once bolted from an office after just two weeks, realising it was one of the most godless excuses for a job ever. Gave no notice and simply didn't bother going in the following week. Three days, and several angry e-mails later, I effectively told them I couldn't be hooped. I did leave a brand new expensive mug in the kitchen though, which was annoying.

     

    Pretty sure everyone's fantasized about doing the big 'fuck off speech', very nearly did this once to an unfathomable old bat who was the worst boss you could imagine, but bottled it...

  5. Is there such a thing as 'runners block'? Finally back out 3 times a week at shorter distances, but feeling very heavy, slow and struggling. Beating last year's BH time feels like a massively tall order....

  6. How's the training going everyone?  Not good on the injury front Scorge - just minor I hope?

     

     

    Nothing too ugly, thankfully. Recurring left-ankle injuries have been the bane of my life - a combination of poor double-kick drumming technique and an old cycling injury mean it's my weak spot. Could have it operated on, but don't fancy that hassle unless utterly, utterly necessary. Being chalking up the walking miles this week, hope to finally get going next week, albeit a month late.

     

    Still undecided about Baker Hughes.

  7. I agree with this - I doesn't help anyone except the opposition if the manager and team are getting abuse from their own fans during a match.  There was a weird thing last night of West Ham fans booing the team and Big Sam even though they won the match.  Bizarre.

     

    The sad thing is that a lot of fitba fans are total arseholes in this regard. One of the older Montrose fans at Stirling on Saturday was shouting 'RESIIIIIIIIGN GARDEN', and on going 0-1 down, got out of his chair and casually yet comically walked towards the dugout to give him the verbals. If he was a Beano character, you'd have drawn fizzy lines coming out the top of his head and made his cheeks extra red. After one of the stewards ordered him back to his seat like a three year old being sent to the naughty step, he piped down. At 1-1, the shout became 'DON'T RESIIIIIIIIIIGN GARDEN'. And at 2-1 down etc etc etc..........

  8. 2 miles back in last night and injured already. Shite.

     

    I've got my eye on doing this at some point.  Maybe this year, though the logistics of arranging it around my current on call rota make that unlikely:

     

    http://www.skyehalfmarathon.org.uk/heb3.shtml

     

    5 half marathons in the western isles. You have to do 3 of the 5 to take part in the challenge.  Looks great.  Realistically I think I'd try to do one or maybe two of them this year then plan for all 5 next year.

     

    Fancied a go at this as a dry-run for Stonehaven, however I'm on a sticky wicket moneywise just now so might have to wait. Reliably informed it's a beaut of a course, and you get Talisker in the goody bag at the end....

  9. Proper training kicks off next week, giving myself a one month headstart over last year. Think I've resigned myself to just being a 'summer season' runner, sucks pole going out in the winter when I've been out for the odd run.

     

    No races until July probably. Baker Hughes is tempting but getting very pricey for a 10k on a not-terribly brilliant route...

  10. The #19. Now there's a bus route that doesn't make any sense. It goes from the shittiest part of town, to the most luxurious

     

    Imagine being a dropout-junkie type falling asleep en route from the Costa Del Tilly to city centre, and waking up at Bieldside. It would be the ultimate Jim Bowen on Bullseye 'here's what you could have won' moment....

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    EDIT:  How are you training / planning to train for it?  Do you just get the long run in at the weekend and "fill in" with 2 or 3 runs during the week or are you following a structured plan, aiming for x miles per week etc.?

     

    Last year when I was going to to run the Loch Ness Marathon, I'd conjured up a training plan based on the Pfitzinger & Douglas "Advanced Marathoning" book.  I was actually quite relieved when my best mate asked me to be best man at his wedding because the training plan was pretty brutal.  Up to about 70 miles a week.  I had got hung up on aiming for a 3 hour (ish) marathon but no way was I ready for that last year, so I'm glad I didn't break myself trying.  Marathon plans are on hold for a couple of years I think.

     

    Last year I did two shortish runs midweek, then the long 'un Saturday/Sunday, I roughly pilfered the plan from the Loch ness Marathon website. This year I'm planning on mixing it up a bit with some cycling thrown in. And like Chris, want to fire in a sub-2hr half marathon (though it probably won't happen at Stonehaven....)

  12. Ran a marathon last year (Moray, touch over 4hr45), and running another one this year (Loch Ness, aiming for sub 4hr30).

     

    Was going to do the D33 but got ill over Christmas/New Year and don't have enough time to train properly for it. Really got into the habit of enjoying the long weekend runs last year (one of the benefits of living in Teuchter country), but didn't enjoy having legs that felt like I had lead shot running through my veins...

  13.  I actually feel sorry for their fans to a degree

     

    NO. You choose to follow (follow) that lot and you deserve the ridicule.

     

    Buying a Sevco season book is the same as handing your money to an investment bank without getting any of it back, other than faux delusions of footballing superiority....

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