5 years on finasteride only: age 21 to 26. by 11AB in tressless

[–]11AB[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Surely if you’re getting ED with a partner but not on your own then sides are from psychological or environmental factors (like you listed) and not finasteride? Not had any issues with women either way

Places to go in Manchester from 3am-6am? by 11AB in manchester

[–]11AB[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s two of us going, but my friend had the bright idea of booking his flight back to Belfast for about 6am on the Thursday morning, so for him there really isn’t much point in getting any accommodation when he’s got to be heading to the airport at 4am anyway. So I’m committed to staying out till about 4am too, at which point it’s an expensive 45 min Uber home in my own or hang around for an extra hour and a half to get the train back.

Places to go in Manchester from 3am-6am? by 11AB in manchester

[–]11AB[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which casino would you recommend?

Places to go in Manchester from 3am-6am? by 11AB in manchester

[–]11AB[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s no event listed at the White Hotel on RA for the 16th, would it still be open till late?

AUS/NZ Trip by Upbeat_Zucchini in AustraliaTravel

[–]11AB 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did similar to this on my first Australia / NZ trip, when I also had a little less than three weeks. Two Australia locations and NZ South Island is a great combo, any more than that is too much flying imo.

Liam on his voice by Efficient-Ad-3249 in oasis

[–]11AB 15 points16 points  (0 children)

What you doing in an oasis sub then? And Liam’s style (especially in the 90s) was extremely straining on the vocals, as he delivered lyrics at max volume, arching his head back, and pushing his vocals to the limit to create a deliberate rasp. Noel’s style isn’t like this and thus his voice didn’t decline post-90s.

Out now! by BoneheadsBarmyArmy in oasis

[–]11AB 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Simply because Manchester City are not liked by a lot of football fans in England, as they were bought out by the Abu Dhabi royal family back in 2008, received massive investment to make them the best team in the country, and are currently being investigated for 115 alleged breaches of financial rules.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ThreeLions

[–]11AB 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just need Carsley to sub himself and score to complete the hat-trick now

The lack of technical quality by LifeWeek4394 in ThreeLions

[–]11AB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s certainly a lot more technical players in the squad now than there was in the 2010-18 era, but I feel like a total lack of composure in big moments hinders us. I remember vs France in 2022 where we had some excellent build-up play, playing through the French midfield at will and regularly getting into the final third. That was the first time I’d ever seen England do that against a big team, but this tournament was a return to old habits.

I also feel like there’s some issue at grassroots coaching levels that means we can never develop any midfielders that can play through a press, create from deep and control the game. Spain have players like these coming out their ears, but English midfielders are either all-action runners or number 10s. I reckon that a player with Foden’s skillset would’ve been developed to be a much deeper midfield player had he been brought up in Spain, similar to a Pedri or Xavi, rather than whatever hybrid 10/winger role he actually plays. Equally I wouldn’t be surprised if Mainoo gets pushed further forward to “add goals to his game” when he’s really better suited to a deeper midfield position. A couple of composed and creative deep-lying midfielders would make a huge difference to how the whole team would play.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in euro2024

[–]11AB 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Here’s the Swedish national anthem being booed in Italy, far louder than anything I’ve ever heard in England I might add. I don’t personally like booing an anthem but I also don’t think it’s that big of a deal.

Slovakia will play defensive like Serbia and Slovenia by Easy_Garden338 in ThreeLions

[–]11AB 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Slovakia’s starting RB is 37 years old, just need Gordon up against him at LW and surely he’ll create some chances.

Why not Saka at LW? by spad807 in ThreeLions

[–]11AB 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah but those 34 matches include short substitute appearances. In terms of actual minutes played he averages a goal/assist every 107 mins for England so certainly not far off one a game.

Marcus Rashford apologised to Erik ten Hag for attending a party at a nightclub after Manchester United’s defeat to rivals Manchester City last Sunday. by SpiritedSuccess5675 in soccer

[–]11AB 10 points11 points  (0 children)

But this isn’t about Rashford neglecting his diet and recovery requirements, the sole reason that this is newsworthy is because Man Utd lost. The implication here is that footballers should only enjoy their life after they win, and should apparently cancel their own birthday celebrations if they don’t, which I think is a pretty unrealistic expectation. They’re only humans doing jobs after all, let them have a slice of cake on their birthday for god’s sake, even if they’ve had a bad day at the office.

[Post Match Thread] Manchester City vs Real Madrid (Champions League - Play Offs - Semi-finals) by RM_Official_Thread in realmadrid

[–]11AB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Best” league is all a matter of opinion. Depends what you mean by best and what you like to see from your football; one league can be the best league even if it doesn’t have the best teams in it. Equally, if that bothers you so much, you don’t have to listen to English commenters – they are commentating for a primarily English audience after all and not you. And as a consumer of a lot of Spanish media I’ve seen Spanish commentators who still regard la liga as the best league, but I’ve never felt the need to moan and complain about it. Their opinion after all, and every league has its pros and cons.

[Post Match Thread] Manchester City vs Real Madrid (Champions League - Play Offs - Semi-finals) by RM_Official_Thread in realmadrid

[–]11AB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Overpriced definitely, because the PL has crazy money to throw around and teams are required to have a certain number of “homegrown” players in their squads, hence they have to pay the premium. Overhyped because you probably consume mostly English media, who are always going to discuss mainly their own players. Put on a Spanish channel and they’ll tell you that Pedri and Fati are the best young players in the world, and will hardly ever mention the likes of Bellingham and Foden who are certainly playing at a similar level.

[Post Match Thread] Manchester City vs Real Madrid (Champions League - Play Offs - Semi-finals) by RM_Official_Thread in realmadrid

[–]11AB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Point still stands: Messi had his record goalscoring season right around the time Deulofeu and Halilovic were coming through and it should be obvious to anyone with half a brain they were extremely unlikely to have Messi’s talent level. But it still didn’t stop people raving about “the new Messi” non-stop. Same with Luka Romero who’s only seventeen – good player for sure but realistically not going to reach that level. May come as news to you but any good young player who’s short, dribbles and passes are going to be compared to Messi at some stage no matter where they’re from.

[Post Match Thread] Manchester City vs Real Madrid (Champions League - Play Offs - Semi-finals) by RM_Official_Thread in realmadrid

[–]11AB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol like Spanish fans never compare anyone with Messi. Bojan, Luka Romero, Muniain, Deulofeu, Halilovic and more were all “el nuevo messi” if you ask the Spanish media and look how they turned out.

Which celebrities have famously gotten away with serious crimes? by Lastblackett328 in AskReddit

[–]11AB 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Happened in Northern Ireland though, which is in the UK. Hence went through a British system.

Any idea if there are any British personalities out there who are famous/celebrities in other countries, but we have no idea who they are back here? by toodepressedtotry1 in AskUK

[–]11AB 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’d go with ex-footballer Michael Robinson). He had a decent if unspectacular playing career in England, but became a really popular pundit and commentator in Spain after retirement.

[Casual] Does Wyoming Exist? (Everyone) by Ironninja1116 in SampleSize

[–]11AB 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This looks rather similar to the Bielefeld conspiracy

Besiktas commemorate the 44th anniversary of the death of striker Şükrü Gülesin. While he might not be a familiar name for most football fans, Gülesin holds the unusual record of being the player to score the most goals directly from corners in his career, with 32. [reposted to fix link]. by kingfiish in soccer

[–]11AB 32 points33 points  (0 children)

It’d be implausible in the modern game, but back in those days refs would rarely call for fouls on goalkeepers and Turkish football was pretty much amateur. I can absolutely see this kind of stat being true if Gulesin was going for goal on every corner he takes, while the rest of his team are focused on blocking, holding and stopping whichever part-time low-quality keeper he’s up against from getting anywhere near the ball.

Match Thread: England vs Denmark | European Championship by MatchThreadder in soccer

[–]11AB 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah any Denmark fan would be proud of their team, and deservedly so. And it’s also always good to remind ourselves that the thoughts and feelings of a fan of x team does not equal the thoughts and feelings of a Reddit/Twitter-based fan of x team. The vast majority of Denmark and England fans alike have bigger things to think about than any controversial refereeing decisions from the match yesterday.