WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Swiss. 2:21 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
bruuuno

Don't fucking lie you have no mates.

peroni 2:19 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Worst Case Ontario 2:09 Fri Mar 12

Why?

Worst Case Ontario 2:09 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Threads like this, or at least some of the comments made in them, should be pinned right under threads commemorating the likes of Eddie B.

Sniper 1:24 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
I have two mates like this - one is an alcoholic who, over the past couple of years, has finally accepted this and will reach out when he’s struggling and drinking too much again

The other has been in lockdown with three young children driving him mental!

But not in one WhatsApp group!

Darby_ 12:56 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
I've never had mates come to me, but the wife of a good friend said that he was depressed and she hoped that I'd make an effort to see him a bit more. I regret that I didn't really make an effort at the time, although I see a lot more of him now.

He's obviously more of a class act than I am, because he drove a long way and turned up unannounced at my dad's wake, which meant a lot to me.

Moncurs Putting Iron 11:15 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
*Reads through rest of thread, realises there's a storm coming :-)*

Moncurs Putting Iron 11:06 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
ChillTheKeel 11:05 Fri Mar 12

ChillTheKeel 11:05 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
The trouble with mates is that they're people.

Moncurs Putting Iron 10:58 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
I have been getting that and I totally get your stance on it, shows you think about who gets your time and how. Sensible.


On the flip side, I am lucky to be working, lucky to be healthy and lucky to be living near countryside. So if I can pay it forward to mates and good people, without it costing me too much,

I organise a zoom call with others so I don't end up 1:1 and we have a beer or two, put up some memories and plan some days out in the future.

That way I can chip in as much as I can but keep my own 'energy' protected.

bruuuno 10:21 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Nah was wondering if anyone has the same problems haller, wasn’t asking for support. It seems they don’t so my circumstances must be unique

Hallerinthemorning 8:19 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
The irony that you have come on to this site to ask for support in dealing with friends that are asking for support?
Or am I missing the point.
A text takes 2 minutes just like a post on here. Take a moment to text ur mates with problems. You will regret it if u don't.

bruuuno 12:59 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
The last one was a joke, I don’t know anyone with bad aids. Only good aids

bruuuno 12:58 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Cancer, suicide, covid death, bad aids, among other things, it’s not like they’re being soft

I’ve reasoned that when shit happens normally most folk get the chance to talk it over with someone in the pub etc, with lockdown that doesn’t happen so all people can do is send messages to old pals

Dandy Lyon 12:53 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Have you considered telling them to man the hell up?

bruuuno 12:50 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Looks like it’s just me. Most of my mates are a bit radio to be fair

, 12:50 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Get a different set of mates.

Eerie Descent 12:47 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Fuck em' off, bruuuuno son.

Vexed 12:39 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Your mates are clearly homosexuals. It's the only possible explanation.

Toe Rag 12:12 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
Is there someone universally recognised as not bat shit mental that we can compare ourselves with?

I don’t think I’m doing too badly as I’ve always maintained that I’m far too shallow to suffer from mental illness.

It’s what deep thinkers seem to suffer from.

I’m more of a oh, the sun’s out, that’s nice, ooh look, a bird type of person.

Grumpster 12:08 Fri Mar 12
Re: Mates coming to you for support
I miss the pub and going cricket, but other than that I'm a massive fan of lockdown and not having to go to the office.

Probably similar with my mates. Miss the laughs had with pals, but don't think any of them are struggling as such.

All in our 40's, so as said a generation who aren't overly mincey and woke.

Alfs 11:49 Thu Mar 11
Re: Mates coming to you for support
My generation don't tend to ask each other advice on emotional or personal problems.

A good example is I was best man at my mates wedding, 30 years back. A year to the day later he called me and asked what I was up to that evening. Knowing it was his 1st anniversary I joked "Why, has Emma left you"?

"Yeah", was his reply. He never spoke of her again and I never asked.

I think it's great that younger generations are changing this anal attitude As Beatie used to say, "it's good to talk".

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