Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
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Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
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We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
As intelligent as you are, entertaining this is suicidal. It is clear to me that your mind is saturated with the different permutations. That's why It saddened me that we drew this game. The clear mandate is that we have to win in Uyo against Zambia. No questions asked. Right now, I will have to take a pass on the mental masturbation. Lets just do our job in Uyo even if Zambia wins in UyoTbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
highbury wrote:As intelligent as you are, entertaining this is suicidal. It is clear to me that your mind is saturated with the different permutations. That's why It saddened me that we drew this game. The clear mandate is that we have to win in Uyo against Zambia. No questions asked. Right now, I will have to take a pass on the mental masturbation. Lets just do our job in Uyo even if Zambia wins in UyoTbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
You know you should be the last person to comment on this thread as the young Australian is pulling a joke on you.highbury wrote:As intelligent as you are, entertaining this is suicidal. It is clear to me that your mind is saturated with the different permutations. That's why It saddened me that we drew this game. The clear mandate is that we have to win in Uyo against Zambia. No questions asked. Right now, I will have to take a pass on the mental masturbation. Lets just do our job in Uyo even if Zambia wins in UyoTbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
You need to grow a sense of humour.highbury wrote:As intelligent as you are, entertaining this is suicidal. It is clear to me that your mind is saturated with the different permutations. That's why It saddened me that we drew this game. The clear mandate is that we have to win in Uyo against Zambia. No questions asked. Right now, I will have to take a pass on the mental masturbation. Lets just do our job in Uyo even if Zambia wins in UyoTbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
Highbury no catch am o! Sarcasm detector switched off!
highbury wrote:As intelligent as you are, entertaining this is suicidal. It is clear to me that your mind is saturated with the different permutations. That's why It saddened me that we drew this game. The clear mandate is that we have to win in Uyo against Zambia. No questions asked. Right now, I will have to take a pass on the mental masturbation. Lets just do our job in Uyo even if Zambia wins in UyoTbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
Tbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
I'm sure Highbury's response was also sarcastic
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
TIC right?Tbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
Chei highbury don sufferCellular wrote:Tbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
Tbite; no Sir, we have to win Zambia in Uyo and be through with it.Tbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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And the BIBLE says: The race is NOT for the swift, neither is the battle for the strong nor ... but time and chance makes them all.
Ecclesiastes 1:18: For in much wisdom is much grief and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow.
Ecclesiastes 1:18: For in much wisdom is much grief and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow.
Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
... even if Zambia wins in Algiers (Algeria) you mean? I understand, "Chief Tbite" is beginning to cause trouble in this place with his thoughthighbury wrote:As intelligent as you are, entertaining this is suicidal. It is clear to me that your mind is saturated with the different permutations. That's why It saddened me that we drew this game. The clear mandate is that we have to win in Uyo against Zambia. No questions asked. Right now, I will have to take a pass on the mental masturbation. Lets just do our job in Uyo even if Zambia wins in UyoTbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
And the BIBLE says: The race is NOT for the swift, neither is the battle for the strong nor ... but time and chance makes them all.
Ecclesiastes 1:18: For in much wisdom is much grief and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow.
Ecclesiastes 1:18: For in much wisdom is much grief and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow.
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You sef, why are you being sarcastic now?YemiBrazil wrote:I'm sure Highbury's response was also sarcastic
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I am glad we all can laugh out loud rather than resorting to insulting ourselves. It doesn't matter whether I was sarcastic or not.
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anointed wrote:You sef, why are you being sarcastic now?YemiBrazil wrote:I'm sure Highbury's response was also sarcastic
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All we need is a draw against Zambia to qualify, all things being well.Tbite wrote:Because the clear path is not so clear in Uyo. We will be going up against Zambia who are a spirited and fit side. Whereas Algeria look more disjointed and selfdoubting.
We saw how fitness becomes such a major issue. Why not forego a win, or even in a draw in Uyo, to conserve energy for the match in Algeria?
This is long-term strategic planning which includes KPIs, although at this point it is just a random musing on my part.
It's like a game of Chess, sometimes you have to lose the Chess game against your wifey, if you want to get lucky that same night.
Hmmmm
This might be my finest contribution yet.
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Well, well.
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Re: Is it better to lose against Zambia rather than win?
CE fit kill pesin, walahi!kajifu wrote:anointed wrote:You sef, why are you being sarcastic now?YemiBrazil wrote:I'm sure Highbury's response was also sarcastic
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