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Reggie Greenwood
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7 hours ago, Oldben said:
Am I mistaken that a couple of our younger players left the club for nothing in the summer?
You are we will get compensated
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Stokes brings them home but much more difficult than it should be.
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4 minutes ago, AndyinLiverpool said:
England trying their best not to win this ?
As usual ??
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70-0 off 6 overs good start
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Ended in 141. Hopefully Malan won’t be needed
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2 hours ago, Gaspode said:
Not sure why anyone would choose to have the COVID booster and the flu jab at the same time - both have been known to make people feel crap afterwards so folk decide to double their chances of being ill? I guess it’s mainly people being too lazy to go to two separate appointments….
I didn’t have both together (refused the flu one as it’s made me ill in the past ) but my Mum was given no choice by the Heath visitor. Whacked both in even though she asked for them separately. She had a bad headache for about 3 days after .
NHS seem to be offering both at the same time so probably more about “efficiency “ than any laziness. -
Pulling it back a bit now. Keep them under 160 game on
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Pompey looking v ordinary v Hereford 1st half
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25 minutes ago, NorwichExile said:
The Sturridge one wasn't our fault, iirc. He was off to Arsenal for between £8-12m but then he did his hamstring and never got his acceleration back. You could argue we managed to turn average players into good fees too, we somehow coddled Leeds into £7m for Sethlad and West Ham coughed up £5m+ for Christian Dailly who was the most average player to ever be average.
We sold him to Blackburn , he went from being an average midfielder to a very decent centre back. ?
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1 hour ago, Elwood P Dowd said:
I wonder how many under 35 year olds have ever been to a library to take out a book?
Or know that library’s still exist ?
- Crewton and Kathcairns
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6 minutes ago, ram59 said:
You really do need to read the article that you've linked to, which proves my point entirely. The Guardian with the lowest national readership, is the most bought paper by the BBC. It just shows how out of touch the BBC is compared with the nation's political persuasion. The more serious papers like the Times and Telegraph both have over 3 times the readership of the Guardian, but both lag behind in the BBC purchases.
You also complain that our media is dominated by right of centre publications, which is entirely true. But nobody forces the 'idiots' to buy the Mail, they buy these right of centre publications, because that's what they like to read, they don't want to read about left wing views. If the general population of the country was more left in thinking, then surely the left thinking press would have greater sales. Surely the BBC should be more representative of the way the country feels, not trying to tell us which way to feel?
The Chairman of the BBC is Richard Sharp a Conservative Party doner and advisor , I think that should tell you which way the BBC is going right or wrong
- RoyMac5, therealhantsram, sunnyhill60 and 3 others
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14 hours ago, Van der MoodHoover said:
England come back with 2 tries. 8-6.
23mins gone. I can't speak highly enough of this sport.
Finished 38-8 to England. Enjoyed watching it as well
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Used to love minesweeping all the unwanted bounty’s at work and from the kids. Yum free choccy
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18 minutes ago, Van der MoodHoover said:
I think I saw that when it was originally on as a nipper.
Wasn't that the equaliser? And there was a second Hereford goal that was the winner and wasn't bad either.
Yes won 2-1 in Extra Time good goal from Ricky George
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1 hour ago, Boycie said:
Too soon.
I heard it was his leg.
Hope he doesn’t have to say bye to it.
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Leg before ?
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13 hours ago, Andrew1 said:
Given where the Money allegedly comes from I would hardly say that it would give you a clear conscience
I suppose it’s an easy way to wash the cash though.
Well said , the Red Dog fans have fingers in ears , eyes shut and go la la la when it’s mentioned.
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5 minutes ago, kevinhectoring said:
Once they are in a formal dispute with a club, it’s adversarial: the EFL’s job is to try to win. It’s similar to the role of the prosecuting authorities: once a prosecution is ongoing, their job is to try to secure a conviction. As you probably know
We succeeded in our argument that PP was worth 80m. And DC bought it for just 23m !
In reality DC bought the stadium for the price of the debt to MSD that MM paid off as it was on a personal guarantee . So not the value of the stadium ?
A new daily game. Name the ex-Ram from his playing career
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A toughie today but I’ll go for DJ Campbell