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Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Has this been mentioned? Ryan Bourne says on Twitter he’s written to the EFL. This sums it up perfectly. 

Look familiar? 
That’s Bielik’s former Charlton team mate Lyle Taylor. 
 

Stop talking about the two parasites as if they have a claim. They don’t. 
EFL claim to represent all the league clubs. They cannot sit on the fence and allow their members to sue each other. There would be no end to it. 
I don’t know why they haven’t put it to the vote. ‘Should member clubs be able to sue each other, yes or no?’ 
That would put an end to it. 

Stop talking about the two parasites as if they have a claim. They don’t. 
EFL claim to represent all the league clubs. They cannot sit on the fence and allow their members to sue each other. There would be no end to it. 
I don’t know why they haven’t put it to the vote. ‘Should member clubs be able to sue each other, yes or no?’ 
That would put an end to it. 

Stop talking about the two parasites as if they have a claim. They don’t. 
EFL claim to represent all the league clubs. They cannot sit on the fence and allow their members to sue each other. There would be no end to it. 
I don’t know why they haven’t put it to the vote. ‘Should member clubs be able to sue each other, yes or no?’ 
That would put an end to it. 

Stop talking about the two parasites as if they have a claim. They don’t. 
EFL claim to represent all the league clubs. They cannot sit on the fence and allow their members to sue each other. There would be no end to it. 
I don’t know why they haven’t put it to the vote. ‘Should member clubs be able to sue each other, yes or no?’ 
That would put an end to it. 

Better photo.
 

But it isn’t solely to do with passing fancies. You may have moved several hundreds of miles and decided to go and watch your  new local team. So you are just being practical. You are allowed to support more than one team! I’m not talking about a Derby fan who moved to Nottingham, or a Spurs fan who moved from North London to South London. If you wouldn’t ever consider supporting your adopted local team, in a different part of the country,  even after decades, maybe the reason is you don’t actually care much for the sport. That’s leaving aside those who don’t even support their local team, but another, for whatever reason. 
Some people are really not that tribal. It’s a form of entertainment at the end of the day. 

Add that one to the Billy Sharp chants. Brain dead. 

But it isn’t solely to do with passing fancies. You may have moved several hundreds of miles and decided to go and watch your  new local team. So you are just being practical. You are allowed to support more than one team! I’m not talking about a Derby fan who moved to Nottingham, or a Spurs fan who moved from North London to South London. If you wouldn’t ever consider supporting your adopted local team, in a different part of the country,  even after decades, maybe the reason is you don’t actually care much for the sport. That’s leaving aside those who don’t even support their local team, but another, for whatever reason. 
Some people are really not that tribal. It’s a form of entertainment at the end of the day. 

Add that one to the Billy Sharp chants. Brain dead.