Jaffa_The_Hut
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I’ve not said that have I?So you can’t ever drink in public then?
But someone is always going to recognise you in a Blackpool night club and film you though.
I’ve not said that have I?So you can’t ever drink in public then?
I agree, there is nothing wrong with having a drink after a game however, there is having a pint or two and getting blind drunk. I have known a couple of Norwich City lads who were both young and talented, theirs was for the taking with Prem clubs being interestes. One enjoyed his drink and would go out after a home game and get pie eyed, eventually it started to affect his football, family and life, he ended up in the lower divisions. The other would go out after a game but would just drink orange juice or pepsie, his view was after my professional days are ended I can then enjoy myself. He went on to be a Prem league player and international and reap the rewards..Nothing wrong with players having a drink especially after games (or as we non players would say after work)
Not sure how any player that's known can avoid being filmed. He's surely allowed a social life and a drink as long as it doesn't interfere with his job and that he doesn't do anything stupid.So you can’t ever drink in public then?
Yeah, those two were never fitI remember being in the Waterfront years ago and half the team were always in there.
Phill Barnes, John Hills, Danny Coid. Etc. Think they attended most Saturdays.
Exactly. People moan about footballers being media trained or having no personality then moan when they do.Not sure how any player that's known can avoid being filmed. He's surely allowed a social life and a drink as long as it doesn't interfere with his job and that he doesn't do anything stupid.
I get where this is going. It’s because no Fleetwood footballers go out in Fleetwood isn’t it? But to be fair, why would anyoneI’ve not said that have I?
But someone is always going to recognise you in a Blackpool night club and film you though.
What a complete load of crap.I get where this is going. It’s because no Fleetwood footballers go out in Fleetwood isn’t it? But to be fair, why would anyone
Calm yourself.What a complete load of crap.
If you don’t understand what’s wrong here fair enough but no need to go all childish.
Jeez don’t tell them who he was withHe wasn’t on his own, half the squad were there. It’s not a Jerry Yates problem, they’re clearly celebrating their New Year a day later after having the Hull game on NYE. Don’t see the problem unless it’s every week which is clearly isn’t
Its clearly an alive person singing about when they die and they're at heavens gates. They're going to ensure Yates dies too, so he can go on the piss with him.I must admit you nearly had me there... But think about it...
You're basically saying that
You'd like to go up to the Spirit in the Sky when you die (i.e. You're not dead yet)
but
Before you die and end up at 'Heaven's Gates' you want to go on the piss with Jerry Yates (i.e. You are going on the piss before you've died (and gone to heavens gates) and not that you have not died, but are still at heavens gates and then going on the piss with Jerry who is down on earth anyway)...
If that makes sense...
Just to be clear... the before bit applies to both the dieing bit and also the subsequent being at heavens gates bit... essentially meaning that you want to go on the piss with him before any of it happens...
Glad that's settled
No I’am not saying that at all read what I’ve said in my first comments.Calm yourself.
So basically, footballers can’t go out where they play? As they might get recognised? Is that what you’re saying?
But what if the footballer is more high profile and could get recognised anywhere? Can he not go out anywhere?
Judgemental or what?I agree, there is nothing wrong with having a drink after a game however, there is having a pint or two and getting blind drunk. I have known a couple of Norwich City lads who were both young and talented, theirs was for the taking with Prem clubs being interestes. One enjoyed his drink and would go out after a home game and get pie eyed, eventually it started to affect his football, family and life, he ended up in the lower divisions. The other would go out after a game but would just drink orange juice or pepsie, his view was after my professional days are ended I can then enjoy myself. He went on to be a Prem league player and international and reap the rewards..
I don't know if this is a normal thing for Yates, it maybe as has been posted a bit of down time after 3 games in 6 days and it being the Christmas period but he needs to look after himself if he wants a truly successful carear and have a go at making the top and make sure he has mates around him who look out for his future.
There's no sordid murder plot (at least not from the original composer's perspective).. It's an alive person, singing about what they'd like to do before they end up at heavens gate.Its clearly an alive person singing about when they die and they're at heavens gates. They're going to ensure Yates dies too, so he can go on the piss with him.
I'd say its almost an uplifting tale of planned murder.
'When I die and I'm at at heavens gates I'm going to go on the piss with Jerry Yates.'
Pretty clear that the singer will be dead at the point they're wishing about and so must be Jerry.
Now if the singer dies before Jerry and ends up at heavens gates, to go on the piss with a Jerry Yates, but he's not dead yet, then I'm not sure what happens.
Whether God, who doesn't exist, has Jerry in spirit up there anyway, for such occasions, hires him for social events etc, I'll admit I don’t know.
I'm not sure the person who thought this up even consideteded the implications of the chant, which I find appalling.
There's no sordid murder plot (at least not from the original composer's perspective).. It's an alive person, singing about what they'd like to do before they end up at heavens gate.
The words are not supposed to be "When I die", they're supposed to be "Before I die"
And that's the issue really... Someone or some group of people are singing the wrong words.... I suppose it;s possible that those people / person have murderous intent and have decided to plot to kill Jerry Yates, thereby manipulating the song to reflect their evil plan, but I doubt it.... I think it's the same kind of classic stupidity that resulted in that duffer singing "The Boycott Years Were BAD, We carried heavy loads"...
I'm not sure it matters whether god is real or not either.. The story doesn't need to be real or factual, it just needs to be grammatically consistent and make sense in terms of the potential order of things...
So pretending god exists is fine, however the idea that you could drink with someone who is a) either already dead or b) that is alive but you are already dead is just daft.
I think it might have been @Athers who came up with the general theme, so maybe he could confirm....
I'm sticking to my original plan...
Part A - We're singing about going up to the Spirit in the sky at some future point, when we are dead (however we are not yet dead)
Part B - We're singing about going on the Piss with Jerry Yates, whilst we are both still alive and prior to our death and the subsequent arrival at Heaven's Gates (putting aside any religious beliefs / non beliefs)
It's actually about a rejection of heaven as an idea.Its clearly an alive person singing about when they die and they're at heavens gates. They're going to ensure Yates dies too, so he can go on the piss with him.
I'd say its almost an uplifting tale of planned murder.
'When I die and I'm at at heavens gates I'm going to go on the piss with Jerry Yates.'
Pretty clear that the singer will be dead at the point they're wishing about and so must be Jerry.
Now if the singer dies before Jerry and ends up at heavens gates, to go on the piss with a Jerry Yates, but he's not dead yet, then I'm not sure what happens.
Whether God, who doesn't exist, has Jerry in spirit up there anyway, for such occasions, hires him for social events etc, I'll admit I don’t know.
I'm not sure the person who thought this up even consideteded the implications of the chant, which I find appalling.
I agree, there is nothing wrong with having a drink after a game however, there is having a pint or two and getting blind drunk. I have known a couple of Norwich City lads who were both young and talented, theirs was for the taking with Prem clubs being interestes. One enjoyed his drink and would go out after a home game and get pie eyed, eventually it started to affect his football, family and life, he ended up in the lower divisions. The other would go out after a game but would just drink orange juice or pepsie, his view was after my professional days are ended I can then enjoy myself. He went on to be a Prem league player and international and reap the rewards..
I don't know if this is a normal thing for Yates, it maybe as has been posted a bit of down time after 3 games in 6 days and it being the Christmas period but he needs to look after himself if he wants a truly successful carear and have a go at making the top and make sure he has mates around him who look out for his future.
I get where this is going. It’s because no Fleetwood footballers go out in Fleetwood isn’t it? But to be fair, why would anyone
Woah, dude...deep.It's actually about a rejection of heaven as an idea.
You due, you reach heavens gates, St Peter is all "let's weigh your good deeds against your sin"
and the protagonist is rejecting it - he's essentially signalling that he doesn't believe in the Judeo Christian morality but a more down to earth pre Christian style of communal celebration, of seeking enlightenment in the shared imbibing of ritualistic brews.
"Jerry Yates" is a symbol of an archetypal everyman figure crossed with a shamanic guru who we're going to go "on the piss" with instead of seeking heavenly approval for our actions.
It's about seeking communion with our fellow mortals instead of living for abstract notions of heaven.
Happy to help.
You may be on to something.... It's possible that it's a musical representation of the hypocrisy within the context of Judeo Christian morality. On the one hand the individual talks about his desire to commune with God and experience eternal life, but on the other hand, he still wishes to behave in an immoral way by 'going on the piss' and partaking in the sins of the flesh.It's actually about a rejection of heaven as an idea.
You due, you reach heavens gates, St Peter is all "let's weigh your good deeds against your sin"
and the protagonist is rejecting it - he's essentially signalling that he doesn't believe in the Judeo Christian morality but a more down to earth pre Christian style of communal celebration, of seeking enlightenment in the shared imbibing of ritualistic brews.
"Jerry Yates" is a symbol of an archetypal everyman figure crossed with a shamanic guru who we're going to go "on the piss" with instead of seeking heavenly approval for our actions.
It's about seeking communion with our fellow mortals instead of living for abstract notions of heaven.
Happy to help.
Get Rice and Lloyd Webber to score a musical representation out of it.You may be on to something.... It's possible that it's a musical representation of the hypocrisy within the context of Judeo Christian morality. On the one hand the individual talks about his desire to commune with God and experience eternal life, but on the other hand, he still wishes to behave in an immoral way by 'going on the piss' and partaking in the sins of the flesh.
Going on up to the spirit in the sky
That's where I wanna go when I die
BEFORE I die and I'm at heaven's gates
I wanna go on the piss with Jerry Yates
To be honest I'm not keen on these videos of Jerry like this and our supporters encouraging him. Yes it's his spare time but a) it's a bit unprofessional and unbecoming of a modern pro b) he's still representing our club in his downtime.
Maybe I'm just getting old but Jez appears not to need much encouragement.
Do you want me to name and shame? You may but that isn’t my thing.What a wonderfully convenient fable. Coincidentally, it is exactly the same concept and moral as the Lazy Mouse/Industrious Mouse, bit with conveniently unnamed Norwich players.
Or whatJudgemental or what?
There's no sordid murder plot (at least not from the original composer's perspective).. It's an alive person, singing about what they'd like to do before they end up at heavens gate.
The words are not supposed to be "When I die", they're supposed to be "Before I die"
And that's the issue really... Someone or some group of people are singing the wrong words.... I suppose it;s possible that those people / person have murderous intent and have decided to plot to kill Jerry Yates, thereby manipulating the song to reflect their evil plan, but I doubt it.... I think it's the same kind of classic stupidity that resulted in that duffer singing "The Boycott Years Were BAD, We carried heavy loads"...
I'm not sure it matters whether god is real or not either.. The story doesn't need to be real or factual, it just needs to be grammatically consistent and make sense in terms of the potential order of things...
So pretending god exists is fine, however the idea that you could drink with someone who is a) either already dead or b) that is alive but you are already dead is just daft.
I think it might have been @Athers who came up with the general theme, so maybe he could confirm....
I'm sticking to my original plan...
Part A - We're singing about going up to the Spirit in the sky at some future point, when we are dead (however we are not yet dead)
Part B - We're singing about going on the Piss with Jerry Yates, whilst we are both still alive and prior to our death and the subsequent arrival at Heaven's Gates (putting aside any religious beliefs / non beliefs)
Do you want me to name and shame? You may but that isn’t my thing.
Same. I can't even remember about 3 years of playing, which were apparently my best performances !!I remember regular in my Sunday League career turning up half pissed from the weekend partying and still played better than if (rarely) I had an early Saturday night with no alcohol.
Was it Ian Crook and Dale Gordon?Do you want me to name and shame? You may but that isn’t my thing.
I think he has been given the time off (Hartlepool) and will of been unable to drink all over the festive period like the rest of the population, the best time to have a night out and let his hair down with his mates, whom are very lucky to have gone on the piss with Jerry Yates. Totally professional in my book.The worst thing about it is he is putting himself in a position whereby some loudmouth wannabe has a pop at him and that results in an injury.
Hopefully someone at the Club has seen this and Jerry has had the stark realities of what could have happened driven into him.
Totally agree twice in 18 months Jerry has been filmed on the piss.Bloody hell have read through some of these comments. Think some of you sad sacks need to get a grip.
Guys having a well deserved night off. I like how no one noticed Moore there.....
Christ alive its not like you see it every week like the old days when every club in the land the players had "Tuesday club"
Get a grip of yourselves.
On the piss with Jerry Yates is therefore essentially about the tension between present and future self. The potential rewards of the afterlife set against the pleasure of now.You may be on to something.... It's possible that it's a musical representation of the hypocrisy within the context of Judeo Christian morality. On the one hand the individual talks about his desire to commune with God and experience eternal life, but on the other hand, he still wishes to behave in an immoral way by 'going on the piss' and partaking in the sins of the flesh.
On the piss with Jerry Yates is therefore essentially about the tension between present and future self. The potential rewards of the afterlife set against the pleasure of now.
It's song in which the reconciliation of the two is imagined. An earthy afterlife if you like.
*WHERE WE GOING?*
It's before I die and I'm at heavens gates.Going on up to the spirit in the sky
That's where I wanna go when I die
When I die and I'm at heaven's gates
I wanna go on the piss with Jerry Yates
To be honest I'm not keen on these videos of Jerry like this and our supporters encouraging him. Yes it's his spare time but a) it's a bit unprofessional and unbecoming of a modern pro b) he's still representing our club in his downtime.
Maybe I'm just getting old but Jez appears not to need much encouragement.
But why would you be at heavens gates before you die?It's before I die and I'm at heavens gates.
I.E. Going into Walkabout and bumping into your favourite player, not dying to get the privilege.
Jeeesus weptBut why would you be at heavens gates before you die?