FAO Delia ? recipe for disaster!

Delia, to be a successful cook and you undoubtedly are, several things need to right.

Firstly a well stocked kitchen would be an advantage with a wide range of quality ingredients and if you are low in sugar it?s no good going to the supermarket and buying more salt.

Preparation you will agree is also important and it?s no good getting started and then realising all you pans are in the dishwasher. You?d be well behind before you even begun.

Then it comes to mixing the ingredients in the correct order and quantity if you want the end result to be good. It?s no substituting vanilla essence with curry powder for example.

Finally when you take the cake out of the oven and offer it to your friends and family who have always held you in high esteem you would hope they not only like it but would want the recipe for themselves.

Right now forget the kitchen and turn your mind to the football ? did your manager have a well stocked quality squad? And why when we all knew he was short in midfield did he not get any more while out shopping instead preferring to stock up on items we already had plenty of? His preparation must also be called into question, does anything actually happen at Colney in the way of training? His ingredients are also in doubt as he is more than happy to put full backs in midfield and left wingers or strikers on the right. He continually baffles us supporters with his substitutions when he eventually decides to make them ? it?s curry powder everywhere!
So would you say the end result is satisfactory and are the supporters happy and do other clubs want the recipe? No I didn?t think so. Now here?s the question do you blame the ingredients or do you sack the manager?

WORTHLESS OUT

Posted By: green tambourine, Dec 4, 18:52:13