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That’s indeed heartbreaking for a parent and for him, at his age, losing in penalties must be devastating. But once the emotions from today’s loss pass, he will feel proud of his effort and will play with even more desire to beat them next time around.
I just found a recipe but seems quite complex, but I am always up for a good challenge. What do you usually eat along with it?
Soufflé is notoriously difficult to get right. Mrs J avoids it like the plague. Good luck.
We eat it in France. Its very rich. I'd go with green beans or asparagus.
Maybe I’ll be better off ordering one next time we visit a French restaurant ? unless @blue1948 gives me some tips persuading me to do otherwise
Thank goodness! I couldn’t care less if they won the league, this is just about us staying up.
You can’t really enjoy victory until you have hurt from defeat. This will only spur that team onto greater things.
As I say this I've got this nagging Everton thing going on in the back of my mind. lol
Let's hope city do the same
Absolutely Fred ☝
Losing at sport is crucial for building a child’s resilience and determination to improve themselves. Learning those traits along with the new friends they make is far more important than any trophy.As I say this I've got this nagging Everton thing going on in the back of my mind. lol
But, whilst we all like to win, losing occasionally isn't always a bad thing AT. Sometimes you can learn a lot more from losing than you do from winning, and if you don't take the odd hit whilst growing up you're likely in for a short sharp shock when you reach adulthood. he's young and he'll get over it quickly enough; probably after the pizza tonight.
And that Brighton beat Norwich , that's how desperate we've become
Make that a double now ?