Sean Dyche's Glasto, cheat codes and a data dive into 'too little, too late'
Oct 24, 2023
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Topics include footballers' names appearing in things, Sean Dyche's Glastonbury weekend, what constitutes a 'crisp finish', footballing 'cheat codes', early consolation goals, potential fixture pile-up in a farmers' league, and discussing the meaning of a 'crisp finish' and 'too little, too late' in football.
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Football manager Sean Dyche described his Glastonbury weekend in terms that footballers can relate to, showing the overlap between football and real-life experiences.
The panel discussed the concept of 'cheat codes' in football, which refers to tactical or technical moves that provide an advantage during a game.
Deep dives
The NBA N-Season Tournament begins in November
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Discussion on working out and its health benefits
Working out is good for your health and has numerous benefits.
The importance of wearing sunscreen in the sun
Going into the sun without sunscreen is dangerous and can have harmful effects.
The concept of a footballing partnership between players named bread and butter
The combination of footballers with the names bread and butter would likely be a strong and effective partnership, similar to chalk and cheese or other notable pairings.
Adam Hurrey is joined by Charlie Eccleshare and David Walker on the latest Adjudication Panel. The agenda includes: a triple helping of "footballers' names appearing in things", Sean Dyche describes his Glastonbury weekend exactly as a football manager would, what constitutes a "crisp finish", footballing "cheat codes", early consolation goals and a potential fixture pile-up in an actual farmers' league and Richard Keys's latest irritation.
Meanwhile, the panel ponder how many goals behind a team has to be to "have it all to do" and wonder why nobody's ever seen a footballer sneeze mid-game.