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Edited to add; when I saw that Field was out again I remembered one of Jack Supple's stats about the points we pick up when he starts vs those when he doesn't. Not good.
Then of course we've been lacking Chair for much of this campaign and Saito's now crocked (poor fella). Then I read about Smyth's ridiculous retrospective three match ban (WTAF??) and my heart sank further. And then Varnane got injured in the warm up. You couldn't make this stuff up.
So I wasn't surprised that a lively and in-form Swansea were able to dominate for long periods. But it made it a hard watch.
I've got two tickets in the Lower Loft (and have had for several years). But at the start of this season some members of an ahem "interesting" family decided that they wanted to be all together and started using my seats.
I had three major barneys with them at the start of the season where I flat refused "go somewhere else".
I don't usually give up on books but I did with American Psycho. I found it both boring in long parts then horrifically brutal. Shame, as I loved Bret Easton Ellis's earlier books.
Another one I gave up on was JG Ballard's Crash. More horrendous gore combined with bizarre sexual fantasies. WTAF?
I think he was basing his thinking on F1 where he ran the Benetton team (very successfully) for years.
But that's a completely different sport. There are plenty of people willing to throw tens of thousands at a "boutique experience" for that sort of thing.