There are three generally accepted boxing styles that are used to define fighters. They are the in-fighter, the out-fighter and the brawler.
Inside-fighter
In-fighters are often considered the most exciting boxers to watch. This style favours closing inside an opponent, overwhelming them with intensity and flurries of hooks and uppercuts. They tend to be agile on their feet which can make them difficult to evade for a slower fighter. They also tend to have a good "chin" because this usually involves being hit with many jabs before they can maneuver inside where they are more effective.
Out-fighters (also known as an "out-boxer" or "boxer") are the opposite of the in-fighter. Where the in-fighter tries to close the gap between himself and his opponent, the out-fighter seeks to maintain that gap and fight with faster, longer range punches. Since they rely on the weaker jabs and straights (as opposed to hooks and uppercuts), they tend to win by points decisions rather than by knockout, although some out-fighters (such as Lennox Lewis and Felix Trinidad) have notable knockout records. They attempt to control the fight by using their jab to keep their opponent at range, and using their strong footwork to evade any opponent that closes in. In fact, outside fighters are known for being extremely quick on their feet, which often makes up for their relative lack of power. Out-fighters are often regarded as the best boxers on account of their desire to win a fight by wearing an opponent down and outclassing an opponent by strategy, rather than simply knocking him (or her) out.
Brawler
If the out-fighter represents everything classy about boxing, the brawler (also known as the 'slugger', 'hard hitter' or 'one puncher') often stands for everything that's brutal and dirty in the sport. Sluggers tend to lack finesse in the ring, but make up for it in raw power, often able to knock almost any opponent out with a single punch. This ability makes them exciting to watch, and their fights unpredictable. Many brawlers tend to lack mobility in the ring and have difficulty pursuing fighters who are fast on their feet. They prefer the harder, slower punches (such as hooks and uppercuts) and tend to ignore combination punching. Their slowness and predictable punching patterns (single punches with obvious leads) often leaves them open for counterpunching.
Hybrid boxers
These styles are merely archetypes that many boxers fall into. However, some notable fighters transcend any one category. Mike Tyson, although known primarily as a brawler, was a very intense in-fighter in the first half of his career. He had the strength of a brawler, but the combos, agility and ferocity of an in-fighter, which earned him his devastating reputation. Muhammad Ali, known for his footwork and blindingly fast jab, could mix it up on the inside with fast flurries, using his large frame and fast handspeed for more power. Naseem Hamed was primarily a slugger, favouring single, heavy punches, but his agility and reflexes allowed him to move like an out-fighter.
Swarmer
A less common style of boxing, the swarmer is a boxer who attempts to overwhelm his/her opponent by applying constant pressure. Swarmers tend to have a very good bob and weave, good power, a good chin, and a tremendous punch output (resulting in a great need for stamina and conditioning). Boxers who use the Swarmer style tend to have shorter careers than practitioners of other styles. Sustaining the adequate amount of training required to execute this style is nearly impossible throughout an entire career, so most Swarmers can only maintain it for a relativity brief period of time. This inevitably leads to the gradual degradation of the sheer ability to perform the style, leaving him open to increasing amounts of punishment.
Rock, Paper, Scissors
There is a commonly accepted theory about the success each of these boxing styles has against the others. This is merely a theory and it has been disproven several times, although it serves as a decent guide. The general rule is similar to the game Rock, Paper, Scissors - each boxing style has advantages over one, but disadvantages against the other. A famous cliché amongst boxing fans and writers is "styles make fights".
Brawlers tend to overcome in-fighters, because the in-fighter likes to be on the inside, where the hard-hitting brawler is most effective. The in-fighters flurries tend to be less effective than the power punches of the slugger, who quickly overwhelms his opponents. Two famous examples of these include George Foreman defeating Joe Frazier and Mike Tyson knocking out Joe's son, Marvis Frazier (in just 30 seconds).
If the in-fighter is a 'meatbag' for the brawler, they tend to succeed against out-fighters. Out-fighters prefer a slower fight, with some distance between themselves and the opponent. The in-fighter tries to close that gap and unleash furious flurries. On the inside, the out-fighter loses a lot of his combat effectiveness, because he cannot throw the hard punches. The in-fighter is generally successful in this case, due to his intensity in advancing on his opponent and his good agility, which makes him difficult to evade. An example of this type of fight is the first fight between Ali and Joe Frazier, the Fight of the Century, although their following two bouts defy the theory, with Ali winning both.
The out-fighter tends to be most successful against the brawler, whose slow speed (both hand and foot) and poor technique make them an easy target to hit for the faster out-fighter. The out-fighter's main key is to stay alert, as the brawler only needs to land one good punch to finish the fight. If the out-fighter can avoid those power punches, he can often wear the brawler down with fast jabs, tiring the slugger out. If he is successful enough, he may even apply extra pressure in the later rounds in an attempt to achieve a knockout.
By far, the most famous bout to depict this battle is the Rumble in the Jungle, where Muhammed Ali overwhelmed George Foreman in the eighth round to reclaim his heavyweight title.
Hybrid boxers tend to be the most successful in the ring, because they often have advantages against most opponents. Pre-prison Tyson, able to overwhelm any in-fighter with his tremendous power, was also able to use his in-fighting footspeed to close in on and knock out many out-fighters who tried to stay out of his range, such as Michael Spinks. Muhammad Ali's speed kept him away from hard hitters like Sonny Liston and George Foreman, but his strong punching power allowed him to weather Joe Frazier enough to last, and eventually win two of their three bouts.
Wednesday, 30 May 2007
Wednesday, 9 May 2007
Blue
Haven been updating the blog for a long time, life is a bit of struggle for me these days, still coming to terms with it...
haven been going out nowadays, except i when to eat thai express, pasta mania & i watch Phantom of the opera.
Pasta mania's creamy chicken never fails to open my appetite. The tot of the creamy taste & cheese melting in ur mouth jus makes me hungry. wanted to try the pizza which i heard is more delicious den pizza hut but our stomach didnt have space left for it le. there is also a new option where by u top up 2$ u upsize ur pasta. so ur spagetti will become fatter!! haha kidding.
phantom of the opera was a very nice play. i m nt a very artistic person, i dun really no how to appreciate play, but i do like phantom of the opera, especially the music, like it alot. i wanted to buy the CD tat day but find it quite expensive & there is alot version, i do nt no which version to get
the tom yum soup from thai express is very nice,the steam boat include fish, very fresh, prawns, chicken,mushroom and glass noodle, the soup is hot enuf & i jus love it! we had pineapple fried rice, it was nice but i find it abit plain. we ended off the meal with prawn toast. the prawns toast was tasty but oily.
Saw the advertisement for 100 best loved classical, i wanted to buy it cos i like classical music. i also wanted to but some saxaphone music too, on top of it still gt phantom of e opera... ah i gt so many disc i want to buy.
badly wanted a gd ear piece for my hp & mayb a memory card too
Xbox games!! dere r some games tat i desperately want to get b4 out of stock too. nowadays so hard to get xbox game.
For the past 2 weeks hav been doing some training too. realise my tummy is getting bigger & i feel so slouchy. but after tis 2 wks i felt great now. have been doing weight lift, swiming, jogging, compound exercises & improving my eating habits.
was kind of feeling blue when i first started typing tis post but after typing, i realise i did alot of things tat is very happening too. life wasnt so bad after all. haha sign of now guys
back to reality. :<
haven been going out nowadays, except i when to eat thai express, pasta mania & i watch Phantom of the opera.
Pasta mania's creamy chicken never fails to open my appetite. The tot of the creamy taste & cheese melting in ur mouth jus makes me hungry. wanted to try the pizza which i heard is more delicious den pizza hut but our stomach didnt have space left for it le. there is also a new option where by u top up 2$ u upsize ur pasta. so ur spagetti will become fatter!! haha kidding.
phantom of the opera was a very nice play. i m nt a very artistic person, i dun really no how to appreciate play, but i do like phantom of the opera, especially the music, like it alot. i wanted to buy the CD tat day but find it quite expensive & there is alot version, i do nt no which version to get
the tom yum soup from thai express is very nice,the steam boat include fish, very fresh, prawns, chicken,mushroom and glass noodle, the soup is hot enuf & i jus love it! we had pineapple fried rice, it was nice but i find it abit plain. we ended off the meal with prawn toast. the prawns toast was tasty but oily.
Saw the advertisement for 100 best loved classical, i wanted to buy it cos i like classical music. i also wanted to but some saxaphone music too, on top of it still gt phantom of e opera... ah i gt so many disc i want to buy.
badly wanted a gd ear piece for my hp & mayb a memory card too
Xbox games!! dere r some games tat i desperately want to get b4 out of stock too. nowadays so hard to get xbox game.
For the past 2 weeks hav been doing some training too. realise my tummy is getting bigger & i feel so slouchy. but after tis 2 wks i felt great now. have been doing weight lift, swiming, jogging, compound exercises & improving my eating habits.
was kind of feeling blue when i first started typing tis post but after typing, i realise i did alot of things tat is very happening too. life wasnt so bad after all. haha sign of now guys
back to reality. :<
May horo scope 2007
You've been concerned about money lately, but happily, help is on the way. Your career is about to enter a truly dazzling stage, because Mars, the energizer planet, will enter your tenth house of fame and honors for the first time in two years on May 16. Mars is set to stay there for seven weeks.
You will be on the receiving end of plenty of professional opportunities, ones that will truly fit your experience and expertise. VIPs will be within reach, and some will want to go out of their way to help you. The job offers you uncover in the second half of May will be ones that will allow you to increase your status and climb to a higher post in your industry, so truly, you should take this period seriously.
Last month, in the days that followed the new moon on April 17, you may have opened career talks with certain employers or clients. Or, you may have drawn up important blueprints that will help you start your own business. Now you will be able to make more of those fledgling opportunities and plans and actually turn them into reality.
You need to work fast however. While it is true that Mars will remain in your professional sector from May 16 to June 24, there will be another, overlapping trend we need to pay attention to as well, involving Mercury.
Mercury will be retrograde from June 14 until July 9. You need to avoid taking a job when Mercury begins to retrograde next month. We always feel Mercury's slowdown earlier than its onset date, and you will feel it from June 1 onward. As you see, June won't be nearly as productive.
Mercury rules communication, agreements, perception, and commerce, and it is generally not wise to begin a new job when Mercury is retrograde.
The only exception to this rule is if the executive that you are interviewing with is someone you know from your past. In that case, your chart shows that Mercury would be urging you to go back to find new ways to relate together. In that case, it would be apparent that you have more to accomplish together.
However, about ninety-five percent of the time, we don't go back to someone we know when we are interviewing for a job, but to someone new. Acting on a new job offer when Mercury is retrograde is never advised, because the job does not work out. Deals that you make always have to be renegotiated later. It's a time of great confusion and changing circumstances, so the job you take during a retrograde period will almost always evolve into something different, in ways you can't anticipate, and most importantly, in ways you won't like. This is not good! For most people, a career position represents security!
In a nutshell, you will have a golden career phase to use to your advantage from May 16 to 31. All systems will be go, dear Cancer, so get on the stick now, without delay.
Before you enter this important career phase on May 16 you will have a chance to relax and enjoy yourself. In fact, the first phase of your month will be wildly social and highly romantic, and will bring you all kinds of sizzling successes.
Let's start at the very beginning of May, when you start the month with a highly romantic, tender full moon, Monday, May 2. This full moon will extend its influence until Friday, May 6.
It will crystallize feelings in a close relationship you already have, or, if single and unattached, bring you a new person to enjoy. Another way it may touch you is that if you have hoped to have a baby, this full moon could bring the exciting news of pregnancy. (If you ARE pregnant and due soon, this full moon will actually bring on birth within four days of May 2, with the strongest day being May 2.)
I feel you will love the effects of the full moon because it will be so lovingly angled to Uranus, the planet of surprise. You won't expect what is coming, but all the news should be wonderful.
The only drawback to this full moon is that you may be a little stressed out about money because this full moon will be in hard angle to Saturn. Your personal, romantic, or social plans, or preparations for a baby, may put a drain on finances.
If so, this pressure that you seem to have been feeling a lot is only temporary. By early September, the financial nightmare you've been living though for as long as two yeas should begin to end. Truly, you are on the tail end of a 1,000-mile journey, dear Cancer - when Saturn leaves, you will see that making money will be much easier to do in the future!
If you were born on July 4, or within four days of this date, you will benefit doubly from the energy of that full moon May 2. Indeed, it should be a really fun time for you, and remember, it will be operative plus or minus three to four days. You only get one full moon a year in your fifth house of fun and love - this will be it!
Also in the first week of May, you may be wrapping up a highly important creative project, or seeing the gratifying results to a hobby you love.
Travel could easily be on your agenda this month too, especially during the first half of the month. If you aren't getting on a plane for business or pleasure, you may be on the phone quite a bit with people at a distance.
Additionally, a publishing or broadcasting project may be foremost in your mind, or you may be studying hard for final exams in college. You may need to be at the library to do a great deal of research for a thesis, term paper, or white paper for your boss. The overarching theme will be one of either disseminating information through writing, broadcasting, blogging, teaching, or lecturing, or in taking in new information through study, travel, or discussion.
Watch to see what develops in regard to a proposal that someone based afar sends to you on May 5 or 8. This deal could be a good one - you seem happy with the news. These days would also glitter for any sort of distant travel, possibly overseas. During the first half of May, Mars will move through Pisces, a highly compatible nurturing place for Mars to be for you. You seem to have business to conduct with the people who are contacting you. If you need to do a face-to-face meeting, don't wait for June when Mercury will be on the verge of retrograde - book your trip now.
Venus will glide through Cancer from May 8 to June 5, a dazzling time that will make your charms more apparent to others. Venus is not an assertive planet like Mars - her advice will always be to take the subtle, low-key route to attraction. Venus is, essentially, a planet that promotes the power of magnetism, and with Venus in Cancer, it matters not if you are a woman or man, you'll have those powers in abundance this month!
At the new moon May 16, you'll have an extraordinary chance to make new friends and contacts in the days and weeks to follow. You may find that you are planning to go to a seminar, trade show, college orientation program, or other event that draws many people together, and if so, this will be your cue to be open to the new faces around you. If you had hoped to join a new club, this would your moment to send in your application - do so during the week of May 16,
If you were born on July 18, or within five days of this date, you will benefit most.
Best romantic dates: May 1, 2, 11, 19, 25, 29, and 30
By month's end, you may be wrapping up a major work project, or you may be mulling over a job offer. That full moon in Sagittarius will fall on Thursday, May 31. You will feel that you've built up a great deal of momentum, so you can get a lot accomplished.
Keep your health in good shape, as you will be feeling a little drained and you could be susceptible to a cold. You can avoid this by watching how you feel and by giving yourself time to rest when you see you need it. Be sure you are getting the right nutrition, too.
Also at month's end, you may decide you want to lose those extra ten pounds that you have been carrying around. Lose them by being more active and by watching portion sizes, as well as by cutting out food you know isn't good for you.
Summary:
Travel will be on your mind, thanks to the energetic urgings of Mars, now zooming through your journey sector until mid-May. You might find that you are musing about the possibility of visiting one of several locations for a vacation. Don't make a final decision until you investigate all your choices. It appears that the place you really want to visit will suddenly open up when you uncover a truly good bargain package. You'll be most likely to find this package in early May, but you can go whenever you like. Think about the possibility of taking a cruise - this month it would be great fun, especially when Venus is in Cancer after May 8.
If you need to travel for business however, you need to make that trip now, not in June, a less productive month due to an approaching Mercury retrograde.
Career-wise, you seem to have a good handle on your work. It appears to be satisfying and you seem especially well-organized.
With Mars entering your tenth house of fame and honors from May 15 to June 24, you'll be gratified to see your profile rise in your industry. You may interview for a more responsible, important position, or be given praise for your recent projects, or you may announce an entrepreneurial idea that you are about to launch. If you're an athlete, consider the idea of entering a major competition - you'll have all the verve you need to win.
You'll have a fantastic social event coming up on the full moon, May 2, plus or minus four days. It's sure to be a glamorous, dress-up affair not to miss! You may be concerned about the cost of attending, however, but if so, put your mind to solving that problem because it looks like you can find ways to surmount those financial obstacles. Even if you can't, this event seems worth creating a dent in your budget!
Venus will move into Cancer from May 8 to June 5, a lovely influence, and one that will allow you to be happier and to look more radiant, too. You'll find it easier to meet new people now, for Venus increases your charm in ways that will make admirers want to know more almost the instant they meet you. Your confidence will be strong now, too. Having Venus in your sign is a terrific advantage that only happens once a year for about a month.
There's more! On the new moon, May 16, you'll begin to come in contact with new people, some of whom you'd like to get to know better. There's a strong chance you'll make a new friend in the second half of May. Should you come across someone who inspires you in some way, make the first move and extend an invitation for lunch. Don't let the disparity in socio-economic background worry you - it will only matter to you, not your new friend. She or he doesn't care where you shop.
The month closes with you focusing on a big project at work, and also attending to your health. You seem ready to commit to a serious shape-up program or to knuckle down to improving your eating habits. You may also decide it is the right time to schedule medical checkups. Get your eyeglasses checked, as well as your blood pressure, and see your dentist at the full moon May 31. We all need to find the time to do these little appointments - your time has arrived.
You will be on the receiving end of plenty of professional opportunities, ones that will truly fit your experience and expertise. VIPs will be within reach, and some will want to go out of their way to help you. The job offers you uncover in the second half of May will be ones that will allow you to increase your status and climb to a higher post in your industry, so truly, you should take this period seriously.
Last month, in the days that followed the new moon on April 17, you may have opened career talks with certain employers or clients. Or, you may have drawn up important blueprints that will help you start your own business. Now you will be able to make more of those fledgling opportunities and plans and actually turn them into reality.
You need to work fast however. While it is true that Mars will remain in your professional sector from May 16 to June 24, there will be another, overlapping trend we need to pay attention to as well, involving Mercury.
Mercury will be retrograde from June 14 until July 9. You need to avoid taking a job when Mercury begins to retrograde next month. We always feel Mercury's slowdown earlier than its onset date, and you will feel it from June 1 onward. As you see, June won't be nearly as productive.
Mercury rules communication, agreements, perception, and commerce, and it is generally not wise to begin a new job when Mercury is retrograde.
The only exception to this rule is if the executive that you are interviewing with is someone you know from your past. In that case, your chart shows that Mercury would be urging you to go back to find new ways to relate together. In that case, it would be apparent that you have more to accomplish together.
However, about ninety-five percent of the time, we don't go back to someone we know when we are interviewing for a job, but to someone new. Acting on a new job offer when Mercury is retrograde is never advised, because the job does not work out. Deals that you make always have to be renegotiated later. It's a time of great confusion and changing circumstances, so the job you take during a retrograde period will almost always evolve into something different, in ways you can't anticipate, and most importantly, in ways you won't like. This is not good! For most people, a career position represents security!
In a nutshell, you will have a golden career phase to use to your advantage from May 16 to 31. All systems will be go, dear Cancer, so get on the stick now, without delay.
Before you enter this important career phase on May 16 you will have a chance to relax and enjoy yourself. In fact, the first phase of your month will be wildly social and highly romantic, and will bring you all kinds of sizzling successes.
Let's start at the very beginning of May, when you start the month with a highly romantic, tender full moon, Monday, May 2. This full moon will extend its influence until Friday, May 6.
It will crystallize feelings in a close relationship you already have, or, if single and unattached, bring you a new person to enjoy. Another way it may touch you is that if you have hoped to have a baby, this full moon could bring the exciting news of pregnancy. (If you ARE pregnant and due soon, this full moon will actually bring on birth within four days of May 2, with the strongest day being May 2.)
I feel you will love the effects of the full moon because it will be so lovingly angled to Uranus, the planet of surprise. You won't expect what is coming, but all the news should be wonderful.
The only drawback to this full moon is that you may be a little stressed out about money because this full moon will be in hard angle to Saturn. Your personal, romantic, or social plans, or preparations for a baby, may put a drain on finances.
If so, this pressure that you seem to have been feeling a lot is only temporary. By early September, the financial nightmare you've been living though for as long as two yeas should begin to end. Truly, you are on the tail end of a 1,000-mile journey, dear Cancer - when Saturn leaves, you will see that making money will be much easier to do in the future!
If you were born on July 4, or within four days of this date, you will benefit doubly from the energy of that full moon May 2. Indeed, it should be a really fun time for you, and remember, it will be operative plus or minus three to four days. You only get one full moon a year in your fifth house of fun and love - this will be it!
Also in the first week of May, you may be wrapping up a highly important creative project, or seeing the gratifying results to a hobby you love.
Travel could easily be on your agenda this month too, especially during the first half of the month. If you aren't getting on a plane for business or pleasure, you may be on the phone quite a bit with people at a distance.
Additionally, a publishing or broadcasting project may be foremost in your mind, or you may be studying hard for final exams in college. You may need to be at the library to do a great deal of research for a thesis, term paper, or white paper for your boss. The overarching theme will be one of either disseminating information through writing, broadcasting, blogging, teaching, or lecturing, or in taking in new information through study, travel, or discussion.
Watch to see what develops in regard to a proposal that someone based afar sends to you on May 5 or 8. This deal could be a good one - you seem happy with the news. These days would also glitter for any sort of distant travel, possibly overseas. During the first half of May, Mars will move through Pisces, a highly compatible nurturing place for Mars to be for you. You seem to have business to conduct with the people who are contacting you. If you need to do a face-to-face meeting, don't wait for June when Mercury will be on the verge of retrograde - book your trip now.
Venus will glide through Cancer from May 8 to June 5, a dazzling time that will make your charms more apparent to others. Venus is not an assertive planet like Mars - her advice will always be to take the subtle, low-key route to attraction. Venus is, essentially, a planet that promotes the power of magnetism, and with Venus in Cancer, it matters not if you are a woman or man, you'll have those powers in abundance this month!
At the new moon May 16, you'll have an extraordinary chance to make new friends and contacts in the days and weeks to follow. You may find that you are planning to go to a seminar, trade show, college orientation program, or other event that draws many people together, and if so, this will be your cue to be open to the new faces around you. If you had hoped to join a new club, this would your moment to send in your application - do so during the week of May 16,
If you were born on July 18, or within five days of this date, you will benefit most.
Best romantic dates: May 1, 2, 11, 19, 25, 29, and 30
By month's end, you may be wrapping up a major work project, or you may be mulling over a job offer. That full moon in Sagittarius will fall on Thursday, May 31. You will feel that you've built up a great deal of momentum, so you can get a lot accomplished.
Keep your health in good shape, as you will be feeling a little drained and you could be susceptible to a cold. You can avoid this by watching how you feel and by giving yourself time to rest when you see you need it. Be sure you are getting the right nutrition, too.
Also at month's end, you may decide you want to lose those extra ten pounds that you have been carrying around. Lose them by being more active and by watching portion sizes, as well as by cutting out food you know isn't good for you.
Summary:
Travel will be on your mind, thanks to the energetic urgings of Mars, now zooming through your journey sector until mid-May. You might find that you are musing about the possibility of visiting one of several locations for a vacation. Don't make a final decision until you investigate all your choices. It appears that the place you really want to visit will suddenly open up when you uncover a truly good bargain package. You'll be most likely to find this package in early May, but you can go whenever you like. Think about the possibility of taking a cruise - this month it would be great fun, especially when Venus is in Cancer after May 8.
If you need to travel for business however, you need to make that trip now, not in June, a less productive month due to an approaching Mercury retrograde.
Career-wise, you seem to have a good handle on your work. It appears to be satisfying and you seem especially well-organized.
With Mars entering your tenth house of fame and honors from May 15 to June 24, you'll be gratified to see your profile rise in your industry. You may interview for a more responsible, important position, or be given praise for your recent projects, or you may announce an entrepreneurial idea that you are about to launch. If you're an athlete, consider the idea of entering a major competition - you'll have all the verve you need to win.
You'll have a fantastic social event coming up on the full moon, May 2, plus or minus four days. It's sure to be a glamorous, dress-up affair not to miss! You may be concerned about the cost of attending, however, but if so, put your mind to solving that problem because it looks like you can find ways to surmount those financial obstacles. Even if you can't, this event seems worth creating a dent in your budget!
Venus will move into Cancer from May 8 to June 5, a lovely influence, and one that will allow you to be happier and to look more radiant, too. You'll find it easier to meet new people now, for Venus increases your charm in ways that will make admirers want to know more almost the instant they meet you. Your confidence will be strong now, too. Having Venus in your sign is a terrific advantage that only happens once a year for about a month.
There's more! On the new moon, May 16, you'll begin to come in contact with new people, some of whom you'd like to get to know better. There's a strong chance you'll make a new friend in the second half of May. Should you come across someone who inspires you in some way, make the first move and extend an invitation for lunch. Don't let the disparity in socio-economic background worry you - it will only matter to you, not your new friend. She or he doesn't care where you shop.
The month closes with you focusing on a big project at work, and also attending to your health. You seem ready to commit to a serious shape-up program or to knuckle down to improving your eating habits. You may also decide it is the right time to schedule medical checkups. Get your eyeglasses checked, as well as your blood pressure, and see your dentist at the full moon May 31. We all need to find the time to do these little appointments - your time has arrived.
Thursday, 19 April 2007
Some funny arsenal stories...
Left : Thierry Henry in his old days
Right : Van persie was caught do part-time job for DrumStick
last : Ronaldinho sister
Comment on game against West Ham
Cesc came close at least but Rosicky’s finishing is appalling, Hleb never even bothers to shoot, these days Freddie is more likely to score in a nightclub than on the pitch, Gilberto missed an open goal with a header and the one he hit the post with late on was a great chance too. Baptista came on and blundered around and Jeremie Aliadiere came on and showed why in his entire Arsenal career he’s only ever scored one league goal. And that was in 2002 against West Brom
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