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These young dudes and their paperless lives, with everything on their tablets and phones.
And then there's Steve, good old fashioned handwritten notes on two sheets of A4
And then there's Steve, good old fashioned handwritten notes on two sheets of A4
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Right up there as a pundit on Racing UK; manages to give no information of any value in any race from a betting perspective.
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It's great watching him thumb through his Racing Post on a blustery day! Someone should buy him one of
those extra long staplers for his birthday before the pages go flying off on the wind. |
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 THIS is what a form book looks like, young 'uns. |
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What's your method of working, George? Are you all paper or do you use the hybrid method like what I employ
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WP, I started off with everything saved on the computer, but I soon switched to keeping everything in paper form. When I'm going through the cards in the RP paper on the morning, I like how I can just go into the top drawer of my desk and pull out my Oxford hardback black n' red notebook if there is anything I need to refresh my memory about.
I've even stocked up on them, just in case the 'save the world' cult make paper illegal! |
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Very interesting, George. I though you might bit a little old skool in your approach. Yeah, better safe than sorry so I don't blame you for stocking up.
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Thoroughly nice chap
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George a closet Mot the Hoople fan.?
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All the young dudes Steve is just the best no mistake.
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Does he ever work with Lydia these days ? Or has she got fed up with him ?
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or him fed up with her!
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Millman the new partner,and knows a bit more about the modern game.
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poor Steve always seems hes bedeviled by a cold 365 days a year.
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Can never understand what he’s going on about, and none the wiser when he’s finished.
Seems like a nice bloke, but a clued up pundit…NO. |