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Pity they don't fancy Boa-Morte and/or Quashie.

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> Pity they don't fancy Boa-Morte and/or Quashie.

Boa Morte frustrates me more than just about any other player I've seen over 
West Ham!  You can see he's got the ability, but there's just no end-product 
whatsoever.

In my opinion Boa Morte is A1 crap and we should get rid of him as soon as 
possible. We badly need a striker who can deliver 20+ goals a season. Now 
that the defence is reasonably solid we certainly need goals.

Peter


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>> Pity they don't fancy Boa-Morte and/or Quashie.
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> Boa Morte frustrates me more than just about any other player I've seen 
> over West Ham!  You can see he's got the ability, but there's just no 
> end-product whatsoever.
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>>> Pity they don't fancy Boa-Morte and/or Quashie.
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>> Boa Morte frustrates me more than just about any other player I've seen 
>> over West Ham!  You can see he's got the ability, but there's just no 
>> end-product whatsoever.
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> In my opinion Boa Morte is A1 crap and we should get rid of him as soon as 
> possible. We badly need a striker who can deliver 20+ goals a season. Now 
> that the defence is reasonably solid we certainly need goals.
>
> Peter
>

Is it that we don't have strikers capable of notching up 20+ goals per 
season, assuming reasonably injury free, or is it that we lack sufficient 
creativity in the midfield area to give the strikers sufficient clear-cut 
chances?

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>>>> Pity they don't fancy Boa-Morte and/or Quashie.
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>>> Boa Morte frustrates me more than just about any other player I've seen 
>>> over West Ham!  You can see he's got the ability, but there's just no 
>>> end-product whatsoever.
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>> In my opinion Boa Morte is A1 crap and we should get rid of him as soon 
>> as possible. We badly need a striker who can deliver 20+ goals a season. 
>> Now that the defence is reasonably solid we certainly need goals.
>>
>> Peter
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> Is it that we don't have strikers capable of notching up 20+ goals per 
> season, assuming reasonably injury free, or is it that we lack sufficient 
> creativity in the midfield area to give the strikers sufficient clear-cut 
> chances?

Yes I think you could be right about the midfield.

Peter
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>>>>> Pity they don't fancy Boa-Morte and/or Quashie.
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>>>> Boa Morte frustrates me more than just about any other player I've seen 
>>>> over West Ham!  You can see he's got the ability, but there's just no 
>>>> end-product whatsoever.
>>>>
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>>>
>>> In my opinion Boa Morte is A1 crap and we should get rid of him as soon 
>>> as possible. We badly need a striker who can deliver 20+ goals a season. 
>>> Now that the defence is reasonably solid we certainly need goals.
>>>
>>> Peter
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>> Is it that we don't have strikers capable of notching up 20+ goals per 
>> season, assuming reasonably injury free, or is it that we lack sufficient 
>> creativity in the midfield area to give the strikers sufficient clear-cut 
>> chances?
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> Yes I think you could be right about the midfield.
>
> Peter
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>if we were injury free the midfield would be very strong my personal four 
>would be
etherington noble parker solano

common, that the deep and fixed concern on
persons minds, has had a painful influence on their bodies, and given
disturbance to animal nature. The awful apprehensions persons have had
of their misery, have for the most part been increasing, the nearer they
have approached to deliverance; though they often pass through many
changes and alterations in the frame and circumstances of their minds.
Sometimes they think themselves wholly senseless, and fear that the
Spirit of God has left them, and that they are given up to judicial
hardness; yet they appear very deeply exercised about that fear, and are
in great earnest to obtain convictions again.

Together with those fears, and that exercise of mind which is rational,
and which they have just ground for, they have often suffered many
needless distresses of thought, in which Satan probably has a great
hand, to entangle them, and block up their way. Sometimes the distemper
of melancholy has been evidently mixed; of which, when it happens, the
tempter seems to take great advantage, and puts an unhappy bar in the
way of any good effect. One knows not how to deal with such persons;
they turn every thing that is said to them the wrong way, and most to
their own disadvantage. There is nothing that the devil seems to make so
great a handle of, as a melancholy humor; unless it be the real
corruption of the heart.

But it is very remarkable, that there has been far less of this mixture
at this t

this we need only see what
the least enlightened persons see.

We do not require great education of the mind to understand that here is no
real and lasting satisfaction; that our pleasures are only vanity; that our
evils are infinite; and, lastly, that death, which threatens us every
moment, must infallibly place us within a few years under the dreadful
necessity of being for ever either annihilated or unhappy.

There is nothing more real than this, nothing more terrible. Be we as heroic
as we like, that is the end which awaits the world. Let us reflect on this
and then say whether it is not beyond doubt that there is no good in this
life but in the hope of another; that we are happy only in proportion as we
draw near it; and that, as there are no more woes for those who have
complete assurance of eternity, so there is no more happiness for those who
have no insight into it.

Surely then it is a great evil thus to be in doubt, but it is at least an
indispensable duty to seek when we are in such doubt; and thus the doubter
who does not seek is altogether completely unhappy and completely wrong. And
if besides this he is easy and content, professes to be so, and indeed
boasts of it; if it is this state itself which is the subject of his joy and
vanity, I have no words to describe so silly a creature.

who said.
There were two parties in the time of Calvin... There are now the Jesuits,
etc.

841. Miracles furnish the test in matters of doubt, between Jews and
heathens, Jews and Christians, Catholics and heretics, the slandered and
slanderers, between the two crosses.

But miracles would be useless to heretics; for the Church, authorised by
miracles which have already obtained belief, tells us that they have not the
true faith. There is no doubt that they are not in it, since the first
miracles of the Church exclude belief of theirs. Thus there is miracle
against miracle, both the first and greatest being on the side of the
Church.

These nuns, astonished at what is said--that they are in the way of
perdition; that their confessors are leading them to Geneva; that they
suggest to them that Jesus Christ is not in the Eucharist, nor on the right
hand of the Father--know that all this is false and, therefore, offer
themselves to God in this state. Vide si via iniquitatis in me est.192 What
happens thereupon? This place, which is said to be the temple of the devil,
God makes His own temple. It is said that the children must be taken away
from it. God heals them there. I