Duracell

So yeah, he's become kind of a joke.

I do like that he's in a Duracell commercial with the battery on his back.

That's good.

Meanwhile, in...

I once said to him, why can't you take a compliment? I think he does embrace the job better than anybody, any of the others.

He's tireless, like the Duracell bunny.

He just never stops.

I'm a kid from East London who didn't do too well at school, and he's given me a great life.

One shot each, really, one on target from Chesterfield, one a little bit higher.

from Heartenden so there's nothing in this game at all Chesterfield can see the throw but win it straight back with Sophie Marshall and just a a Duracell bunny in the middle isn't she Sophie Marshall it's a flag or no flag and a free kick's been given Heartenden's way or did it go out for a throw in it might have potentially gone out over the line yet that's exactly what happened in front of the Chesterfield dug out

he's been playing sophie a bit further forward in these last few games and you kind of see more of her attacking arsenal and what she's got in her passing range and that kind of thing i think it suits her much more playing in that probably what you'd call a number 10 role because today she's obviously got standing hallis pots and being all behind her so she can kind of let that creative side come out a little bit

well she's also pretty good at finding that space in between the midfield and the the back line as well isn't she she's She's got a decent brain and sees it coming, with Sophie Bain working hard and winning the ball back and having a decent range of passes.

You know, many manufacturers claim that their battery technology is the best.

Obviously, a battery, unlike what we have in our, you know, like a Duracell battery, for example, it's not just one cell, one big cell.

These batteries, these car batteries, consist of several smaller cells within that battery.

So BYD's blade technology just regarding the cell design.

just keeps going.

You know, the Duracell advertisement.

And you felt that they were having those batteries and they were moving so fast back in the defense, from defense to offense.

And they were doing every step on the court like boom, boom, boom.

I then moved into, yeah, I then moved into quality and I got into being a quality manager.

And we were trying to implement process redesign and there was so much resistance and I kept scratching my head saying, what is this about? Then somewhere along the line, I started doing consulting using my chemical background, working with Duracell and places like that in their R&D place.

And then I read Peter Sange's book.

I said, this guy really gets it.

You remember that

from the game? We made him fight a fake polar bear for a Duracell battery ad.

And in one of the surprisingly few cameo references to other characters that aren't from the original World Warrior crew, you see shots of him getting in a fight with El Fuerte.

Although it's like a fat joke version of El Fuerte.