Quote from: Drummond on January 17, 2020, 10:18:50 AM*This is a tenuous link to anything else on the thread.I met some Tanzanian people in the hospital waiting room a couple of months ago when my friend was in intensive care after a heart attack. Really nice folk who cooked a meal while they waited (well warmed up one they'd made earlier). I commented on how nice the smell was and they insisted I have some.Maharage Beans, which is a national dish. I highly recommend it with some Mchusi Sauce.....How about on toast with a light cheese topping, or with sausage and chips...?
*This is a tenuous link to anything else on the thread.I met some Tanzanian people in the hospital waiting room a couple of months ago when my friend was in intensive care after a heart attack. Really nice folk who cooked a meal while they waited (well warmed up one they'd made earlier). I commented on how nice the smell was and they insisted I have some.Maharage Beans, which is a national dish. I highly recommend it with some Mchusi Sauce.....
He may be a complete flop and we get relegated.On the plus side we are all a little better informed about season 1969/70 and the merits of African cuisine.
He is Muslim, so shouldn't be tempted to go the pub with Drinkwater.
Thought it was, and knew Freddie was of Indian descent but didn't realise he was born there. Lets hope this guy is the best thing to come out of Tanzania since Freddie then!
It happens to other teams that they buy a player who hits the ground running and scores goals and becomes a hero instantlyJust for once - let it be us
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