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You mean the “Unite the Kingdom Rally”?
There’s a special kind of irony in that!
“We’re here in our millions!”
Really? There were more inside Wembley Stadium watching the Cup Final.
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Article on Gjoshe on the BBC Sport website.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cp8py1n500lo
Just realised Carlton wasn’t on the list. I thought he was out on loan. Did he leave on a permanent contract?
Followed many of these along the road through our two villages. Limit is 60 along the open sections but 30 through the village streets. They continue doing 40/45 all the way then get caught on the speed camera.
Always makes me laugh!
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When the threads are about other clubs, former owners and managers and ex-players you know it’s the closed season!
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And our club flog virtual pitch patches at top dollar more than most other clubs, that’s not like scunny is it lol, and you only get a digital certificate and very little else plus it’s only for one year.
Should do what they do up here at Tynedale RFC with their sponsored pitch squares.
At the end of the final game of the season (which coincidentally was against Scunthorpe this year) they let a cow onto the pitch and which ever sponsor’s “square” it deposits a pat in wins the lottery!
I was at the game but didn’t hang around to hear the result as it took said beast an hour and a half to perform!
Unlike the “Two Andy Gorams” chant!
Reckon that Tiffany style lampshade needs to be in claret and blue!
Obviously where McCall and Hurst went wrong!
Football chant found to be cringeworthy?
Hold the front page!
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They are doing something on the pitch.
I drove from old Tesco to M&S carpark via Jack Brownsword way, and was surprised to be following a tractor and 20 ton trailer down towards the ground.That sandy soil is ideal for growing sugar beet!
Sufc is not a charity either we’re supposed to be a professional football club not some two bit amateur Dog and duck outfit, what other businesses ask for freebies or want people to work for nothing.
I’ve spent the whole morning with people who work for nothing.
This country would grind to a halt if it weren’t for volunteers.
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And you can volunteer/donate when and if it suits,
This is not a mandatory Iron Tax like some seem to think!
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Abdulmalik was running rings around them. As soon as he went off it was as though Dale had an extra man.
Fair play to them!
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Has BPG become a moderator?
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FFS. Scunny Bunny is the absolute epitome of our tinpotness. Someone clearly just went with the first noun they could think of that rhymed with scunny, and then its stuck for 30 years, despite having 0 association with the town.
Do I have to repeat my lecture of some years back on the history of rabbit warrens in the district?
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Watched the game and Shields were disappointing. Done me out of another local game next season.
At least they can look forward to their big derby match against Hebburn Town.
Changing the shirt number to 69?
I’d snap him up sharpish. Looked a quality player when on loan.
Now he would be a good signing if his loan is anything to go by.
Was that not what we were saying about Connor Smith?
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The day I almost crashed my car on the A69 whilst listening to James Alexander Gordon.
We don’t necessarily need a target man. In the halcyon years of Sharp/Keogh and Hooper/Hayes we didn’t often play with one.
Howe is more than capable of being a National League Sharp or Hooper if played in the correct position. Where we find a NL Keogh or Hayes is more of a problem. Beestin? Jones? Dare I say Smith? Or do we start scouting for one.
We landed Jacob Butterfield when we were in a much worse position than we are now. So there’s got to be a horse for the course out there somewhere.
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Okay! Just RW & AB then.
The only evidence I see of Butler’s defensive mindset is in his late substitutions. But when you have two forwards in the top ten goal scorers, and three in the top twenty you can’t be that defensive. As has been posted on here, a lack of goals from midfield has let us down.
And if he does prioritise defence then having the highest goals against figure in the top seven shows that it isn’t working!
Yours is not self explanatory, it’s just an opinion as is mine.
Brian Laws was a defender and he did okay. Or are you just talking about Wilcox and Butler?
Cant see Howe staying,he wants to be in the first XI very week.I dont think we have seen enough of him as he came to us as a prolific scorer and its not happened mainly because Butler does not play him in the right position
I’d be worried if he didn’t want to be in the first XI every week!
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Our lower league defender got us as far as international super striker Mark Hughes and did better than hard-man midfielder Robbie Savage.
Position once played has sod all to do with it.
Really?
So the defenders mindset has no bearing?
Can you point your any evidence?As much as you can.
Our lower league defender got us as far as international super striker Mark Hughes and did better than hard-man midfielder Robbie Savage.
Position once played has sod all to do with it.
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Good to see anti-positivity Alcazar back firing on all cylinders!
Back to back promotions would have been incredible, but if we had to miss out I’d rather it was today than against Boreham Bloody Wood at Wembley.
BTW been swapping commiserations with my Carlisle supporting chums. Facile dribble was how their performance was described. Hughes not popular by all accounts.
Wonder what was in the decanter?
This modern world.
Where everyone thinks they have a right of entitlement!
Hope it’s SS for obvious reasons but I think they’ll bottle it!
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