NAME YOUR TEAM let’s make it easy for Shota and tell him the team to pick. Simple innit Tactics and why you’re naming the team you’re naming? anyway let’s do the midgets set of southern softies city 2-1
Can see you getting anything from this based on last nights **** show, if we can keep it to only conceding 3 goals I will be happy. But then this is city, always unpredictable - so we will prob win 4 nil lol
The former Lillie Bridge sports ground (situated near to where Stamford Bridge stadium is today) played host to the first ever amateur boxing matches in 1867. Cups for this were supplied by the Marquess of Queensberry, which is why the rules in boxing are called the Queensberry Rules. The Lillie Bridge Grounds was the venue where British Amateur Athletics were born. Founded in 1879, Fulham FC is the oldest professional football team in London The first British-grown examples of Tamarisk, Acacia, Mahogany and Maple trees were all grown in the gardens of Fulham Palace , summer residence of the Bishops of London. They were grown by Bishop Henry Compton (who held the post from 1675 to 1713), a noted botanist. One of his predecessors grew grapes there, some of which Elizabeth I ate. Britains 1st speed bumps were installed on Linver Rd in Fulham in 1984. Fulham, or in its earliest form "Fulanhamme", is thought to have signified the place either "place of fowls" or "of mud" Approximately 5,000 years ago Neolithic people were living by the riverside and in other parts of the area. Geoffrey de Havilland, aviation pioneer, built his first aeroplane at his workshop in Bothwell Street, Fulham in 1909 The latest edition (2008) of the Chambers Dictionary defines a fulham as 'a die loaded at the corner to ensure that certain numbers are thrown The Hurlingham club is the historic home of polo in the United Kingdom and of the world governing body of polo. Fulham Palace, the seat of the Bishops of London, has the part-excavated longest moat in England.
Football could have been a lot different if Fulham hadn't turned down the chance to move into Stamford Bridge. We could have got further in the Cup in 1966 and Fulham could have been feared for their hooligan supporters.
Given the absence of Slater and Baxter from last night I dunno if they'll be available. If so, I'd be going with Baxter, 3 cbs - Jones McLoughlin Greaves Wing backs Klp and Flemming Midfield 3 of Slater and Smallwood either side of Honeyman 2 up top of Eaves and Allahyar Baxter obv seems to give the defence more confidence and tbh I think he is the better keeper 3 cbs and wing backs allows us to revert to a 5 at the back when required but an option to spring forward at pace Slater adds a bit of mobility in there, I'd have gone for Doc instead of Smallwood but think he needs resting just now, but 2 grafters in there allows George to concentrate on what he does best and spring the attacks forward Eaves imho didn't deserve to be benched for Tuesday, and in his small cameo last night showed he is more then capable of causing problems with his physicality, with Allahyar in there too it gives pace and a bit more physicality.
Did we buy Longman just so we could **** him off to the under 23s? He should be amongst the first names on the team sheet.
KLP Eaves Longman Docherty Smallwood Honeyman Fleming Greaves McLoughlin Coyle Baxter The Hull City way
I can't call it. I have no idea how the new signings are meant to fit in with the likes of KLP and Honeyman. Baxter Jones McLoughlin Greaves Longman Slater Honeyman Doc Fleming Eaves KLP
Odd then that you encourage others to do it. Anyway, what you posted simply isn't true. You've posted before on more than one occasion about your preferred starting XI and you're quick enough to make comments about who's ****, who isn't, and challenge anyone with an opinion that differs to yours (not the managers, but yours).
Not sure what the illness is with him tbh, rumours elsewhere (other social media) of it being covid but nothing confirmed
