What to eat during the day

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  1. Stripe's Avatar
    1 11-04-2012  14:41
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    What to eat during the day
    Hi everyone, I've got a big match tomorrow evening so I want to make sure I eat all the right things during the day. What would you all recommend eating for Breakfast/Lunch etc?
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    2 11-04-2012  14:50
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    Re: What to eat during the day
    Oats and banana/ brown toast for breakfast with a coffee

    And perhaps some fruit and an energy drink before the match?
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    3 11-04-2012  16:00
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    Re: What to eat during the day
    Football, boxing, wrestling, chess?
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    4 11-04-2012  16:02
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    Re: What to eat during the day
    (Original post by mikestraws)
    Football, boxing, wrestling, chess?
    Football.
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