I mentioned that I wasn’t happy with no update or information regarding my SVT issue.
Author: Michael James
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Week 296 – November 9th – Flu jab
This morning, I had the flu jab. Hopefully this will prevent me from having anything serious over the winter.
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Week 296 – November 8th – Cocktail time
After the show and a slow walk back toward the station, we came across a restaurant in the Strand and decided to have desert and cocktail.
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Week 296 – November 6th – Interest rates
Today was the penultimate interest rates review and by a close vote of 5-4, the bank of England decided to make no change.
They believe that inflation has peaked.
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Week 296 – November 5th – Car first service
This morning, I took the car for its first service.
All went well. As I’ve mentioned before, I like that they send a video of the underneath the car and describe everything about what they check and do.
At this moment in time can’t complain about the service they provide.
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Week 296 – November 3rd – Physical Therapy appointment
Following my fractured right collarbone, I had my first physical therapy appointment at a hospital in Beckenham.
Most of the time the appointment was taken up by answering questions about the injury and how I was doing.
The small part of therapy the consultant was happy with the movement that I had and gave me exercises to do.
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Week 295 – November 1st – Brighton Hove Albion v Leeds United
We were up against one of my good friend’s team Mark, who was going, I did say this should be an easier three pointer for them, as since the opening match of the season, we have struggled with our performance.
Brighton & Hove Albion 3 – Leeds United 0 – HT 1-0
D. Welbeck (11′)
D. Gómez (64′, 70′)
Assists –
M. Wieffer (11′)
Y. Minteh (70′)
Venue: American Express Stadium Attendance: 31,512
Danny Welbeck scored for a third successive Premier League game as Brighton climbed into the top half of the table with a comfortable win over Leeds United.
The 34-year-old netted the opener for the hosts in the 11th minute, volleying home from close range to finish off a brilliant team move that involved Yankuba Minteh and Mats Wieffer.
It was Welbeck’s sixth goal of the season and fourth in three league games as he continued his fine recent form.
Brighton took command after that with Diego Gomez adding two more in six second-half minutes on his return to the starting line-up to seal a dominant success for Fabian Hurzeler’s side.
It could have been more for the hosts as Welbeck and Minteh also went close.
Leeds were restricted to few opportunities but threatened to restore parity seconds before the interval when midfielder Sean Longstaff had an effort blocked inside the box by Jan Paul van Hecke.
In the pouring rain at the Amex, the start of the second half was a much more open affair but Gomez’s quickfire double – his first in the Premier League since May – killed off the game as a contest.
The Paraguay midfielder first tapped in after more good work from Minteh on the right wing in the 64th minute, before driving home a cutback from ex-Leeds forward Georginio Rutter.
It was a fourth win in 10 games for Brighton, who also kept their first clean sheet of the campaign.
Leeds, who had not won at the Seagulls in the league since 2009, remain in 16th place, five points clear of the relegation zone.
Well I was right about the outcome, we are struggling a lot at the moment, scoring and defending.
We don’t want to be another one of the promoted teams to get relegated first season back, come on Leeds, your better then this.
Marching On Together.
League position 16th after 5 games.
