Just watched our 2nd goal

[Shaggy]

The great thing about Torres is he is capable of behaving as both a particle and a wave. The trouble is the wave function collapses when he is observed.

If no-one watched him play he could easily fulfil both roles.

My next project is to use the LHC to accelerate Poulsen to just above walking pace (I know - it will take a massive amount of energy and may well be impossible) and then collide him into Konchesky. We'll track the resulting sub-atomic fragments and see if we can get anything useful out of them.

[Pablo]

The great thing about Torres is he is capable of behaving as both a particle and a wave. The trouble is the wave function collapses when he is observed.

If no-one watched him play he could easily fulfil both roles.

My next project is to use the LHC to accelerate Poulsen to just above walking pace (I know - it will take a massive amount of energy and may well be impossible) and then collide him into Konchesky. We'll track the resulting sub-atomic fragments and see if we can get anything useful out of them.

I know I did it before, but I want to say it again:

[Tee]

[Kenneth]

Not too late for I hope.

[Icon]

Has anyone got a clip of this so called event?

[Shanks]

Has anyone got a clip of this so called event?

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http://www.eworldpost.com/sunderland...hts-18148.html


Bit of a strange one, as to why he runs past Torres.

[Norbs]

Scroll down.


http://www.eworldpost.com/sunderland...hts-18148.html


Bit of a strange one, as to why he runs past Torres.

Torres' facial expression as he jogs back to the half way line doesn't look too good either. Seems like he was preparing to embrace Gerrard but was ignored.

Gerrard loves getting his face in to a tv camera when he's scored though, perhaps he though there was a photo op

[danperkins]

Watched it there absolutely nothing in that, Torres just wants to get along with the game and Gerrard doing his trademark celebration. I'm sure Torres wasn't over joyed about setting up a goal that scraped us a draw against the mighty Sunderland.

[Kenneth]

Agree. Gerrard was focused on milking the crowd and had a one track mind.

[danperkins]

Agree. Gerrard was focused on milking the crowd and had a one track mind.

[Scaramanga]

Good, that's sorted then.

Move along now....

[Mostar]

I haven't seen a replay, only watched it live. To me it just looked like Torres was being professional and ran back to his own half to get on with the game rather than waste time celebrating

I didn't see anything odd. Stevie went for his normal TV moment as he always does when he scores an important goal and Torres just ran to the centre to allow game to start as soon as possible. Nothing to worry about.

The great thing about Torres is he is capable of behaving as both a particle and a wave. The trouble is the wave function collapses when he is observed.

If no-one watched him play he could easily fulfil both roles.

My next project is to use the LHC to accelerate Poulsen to just above walking pace (I know - it will take a massive amount of energy and may well be impossible) and then collide him into Konchesky. We'll track the resulting sub-atomic fragments and see if we can get anything useful out of them.