i-Ram

How much was it before? If it was £12.50 per month, or lower, for live video subscription you overseas guys (and IP fraudsters) have been having a laugh.

£30million for Bogle?

How much was it before? If it was £12.50 per month, or lower, for live video subscription you overseas guys (and IP fraudsters) have been having a laugh.

How much was it before? If it was £12.50 per month, or lower, for live video subscription you overseas guys (and IP fraudsters) have been having a laugh.

watching this has been more of a punishment than a laugh

Hope you get lucky with mum in your come socks ?

People incessantly banging on about their mate Kev.
 

Hope you get lucky with mum in your come socks ?

As much as many enjoy the threads offered by Phil Lowe and Luke & Keith Boden, I think there should be a thread where us non-collectors can reveal the clothing tat we keep because of our love towards the mighty Rams. The tattler the better. Don’t just limit this to DCFC related merchandise. Lucky pants, home made t-shirts, etc., are all welcome. At the end of July I hope I can anoint 2021’s King of Tat.

Bowler has signed for Blackpool
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57539479

In his column for The Times, Rooney said: 'City play in the final third. They keep possession there. And Foden is not a dribbler but a player who plays nice little passes and moves into good positions. At City, the movement of players around him enables it. 
'City will play quick five-yard passes before a little movement — not a big one — will free Foden up and he has licence to go into the spaces and play as a No 9, at times, or No 10 at others. Whereas with England he is a bit isolated out wide and when he receives the ball, the possession is slow and there is little happening around him.
'That means he then has to dribble — and if you are playing in such a way that, from your wide players, dribbling is what is required then why not play Grealish and Jadon Sancho, two of the best at doing it. '
 
Seem pretty fair observations to me.

In his column for The Times, Rooney said: 'City play in the final third. They keep possession there. And Foden is not a dribbler but a player who plays nice little passes and moves into good positions. At City, the movement of players around him enables it. 
'City will play quick five-yard passes before a little movement — not a big one — will free Foden up and he has licence to go into the spaces and play as a No 9, at times, or No 10 at others. Whereas with England he is a bit isolated out wide and when he receives the ball, the possession is slow and there is little happening around him.
'That means he then has to dribble — and if you are playing in such a way that, from your wide players, dribbling is what is required then why not play Grealish and Jadon Sancho, two of the best at doing it. '
 
Seem pretty fair observations to me.

In his column for The Times, Rooney said: 'City play in the final third. They keep possession there. And Foden is not a dribbler but a player who plays nice little passes and moves into good positions. At City, the movement of players around him enables it. 
'City will play quick five-yard passes before a little movement — not a big one — will free Foden up and he has licence to go into the spaces and play as a No 9, at times, or No 10 at others. Whereas with England he is a bit isolated out wide and when he receives the ball, the possession is slow and there is little happening around him.
'That means he then has to dribble — and if you are playing in such a way that, from your wide players, dribbling is what is required then why not play Grealish and Jadon Sancho, two of the best at doing it. '
 
Seem pretty fair observations to me.

Absolutely spot on I reckon. I wonder who wrote it for him? ?

In his column for The Times, Rooney said: 'City play in the final third. They keep possession there. And Foden is not a dribbler but a player who plays nice little passes and moves into good positions. At City, the movement of players around him enables it. 
'City will play quick five-yard passes before a little movement — not a big one — will free Foden up and he has licence to go into the spaces and play as a No 9, at times, or No 10 at others. Whereas with England he is a bit isolated out wide and when he receives the ball, the possession is slow and there is little happening around him.
'That means he then has to dribble — and if you are playing in such a way that, from your wide players, dribbling is what is required then why not play Grealish and Jadon Sancho, two of the best at doing it. '
 
Seem pretty fair observations to me.

People incessantly banging on about their mate Kev.
 

Ignorant? I know she has won a number of trophies in the last few years, but I reckon my Mrs could win stuff with Chelsea Women. They are awash with cash to attract the best players.
Sexist? Possibly borderline, but I am full-on realist.  I reckon if I am lucky, very lucky, I might have 25 years left above ground, If there is a women managing a Premier League club in that time span I will eat the Queen's Hat Collection.
As for Jozwiak. Meh. Might come good this season, but he needs to significantly improve his decision making, and work harder on connecting with the ball properly when shooting/crossing. I think he must put too much polish on his boots. Cheap Polish polish probably.

The person writing that review doesn't understand the concept of 'Nordic Noir', I guess. I love the genre.

I don’t know who did that critique, but they might not have been watching it after consuming 3 bottles of Belgian anti-freeze.

I don’t know who did that critique, but they might not have been watching it after consuming 3 bottles of Belgian anti-freeze.