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I wonder if, rather than being a pampered aristocrat of football, he is trying to fulfil his father's dream?
Anyway, these were my thoughts in response to Northernr's analysis of Dozzell in his Millwall preview:
'It seems that the ACL injury Dozzell got at Ipswich completely derailed his career (when Dozzell arrived Phil Ham told you that Ipswich fans had originally expected him to move to a Premier League club). The problem with Dozzell at QPR was there right from the beginning: Warburton had to take him off after 30 minutes when we were getting steamrollered at home by Valerian Ismaël's Barnsley. I agree that it was easy to forget he was on the pitch as he could totally disappear from a game.'
Agree with QPROslo that his goal this season was a moment of brilliance.
I re-watched the Rockford Files about a year ago. I am used to contemporary discussions about America's crumbling infrastructure, but one thing that struck me about the series was how run down Los Angeles looked in the 70s.
Theme from Star No Koi (2001), a Japanese comedy about a pampered, empty-headed film star who slowly becomes humanised through her relationship with a salaryman
Good point. There were times when our creative players (Chair, Willock and Andersen) were bunched up over on the left, and things just didn't look right.
Teresa Teng (Deng Lijun) was one of the biggest Chinese singing stars of the 70s and 80s. She sang in Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese and English. She died after an ashma attack in 1995.
Airport (1974) - super sentimental and heavy on the trumpets:
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