I can concur with this as I was there a lot of the time in the early 80’s, not Ibrox but Upton Park and anywhere else that the Inter-City train would take us
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That will be the end of away fans at the home grounds of the Old Firm then, for games between them.
Except possibly in token quantities, totally secured against pitch invasions or confrontations with opposing fans.
Except possibly in token quantities, totally secured against pitch invasions or confrontations with opposing fans.
Jose involved in another spat...
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And he's usually such a mild-mannered guy...
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And he's usually such a mild-mannered guy...
Penry, the janitor?Jose involved in another spat...
And he's usually such a mild- mannered guy...Benfica vs Porto: Primeira Liga stats & head-to-head
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Penry, the janitor?
If we had an obscure reference award you'd have just won it
Hong Kong Phooey 
And a rinky dinky do to you.If we had an obscure reference award you'd have just won it
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Sheffield Wednesday: Points deduction looms as new bidder announced
Sheffield Wednesday face a points deduction for next season if a deal with their new preferred bidder goes through.
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I'm guessing Owls fans would rather start next season with a 50 point deduction than see one penny go to Chansiri
Certainly a 15 point deduction is a bargain at £1m per point denied to the former owner.
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I'm off to Colchester v Crawley.
It's a 20-minute drive from my Suffolk drum. I travelled up in order to feed the hedgehog, Herb, who seems to have woken up early.
It's a 20-minute drive from my Suffolk drum. I travelled up in order to feed the hedgehog, Herb, who seems to have woken up early.
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Last year I saw a hedgehog in Suffolk, the last on before that was in1990, the day we moved house.
Although we live in the city we get hedgehogs in our garden now and again along with foxes, and frogs when it's particularly wet.
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Blimey. On SSN they are going through the box of tissues getting over-excited by Spurs getting a point.
One point from their last seven games.
Yes, they did well at Anfield against a Liverpool team likely to miss out on all European football, they are so insipid.
But Igor Tudor still hasn't won a game yet.
And his debacle in the Champion's League won't just be forgotten because he got a draw today.
One point from their last seven games.
Yes, they did well at Anfield against a Liverpool team likely to miss out on all European football, they are so insipid.
But Igor Tudor still hasn't won a game yet.
And his debacle in the Champion's League won't just be forgotten because he got a draw today.
Wolves have become the wild card in the closing stages of the Premier League season.
Putting a spanner in the works of the ambitions of some other teams. Good luck to them in that respect.
Could Sheffield Wednesday do the same in the Championship?
They got a point last midweek, and I have noticed even their more recent defeats have been fighting ones, not abject thumpings.
When there is nothing left to lose teams can just start to enjoy the day sometimes.
Putting a spanner in the works of the ambitions of some other teams. Good luck to them in that respect.
Could Sheffield Wednesday do the same in the Championship?
They got a point last midweek, and I have noticed even their more recent defeats have been fighting ones, not abject thumpings.
When there is nothing left to lose teams can just start to enjoy the day sometimes.
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Chelsea cheating? Who’d have thought it? Sanction of £10m is a joke surely?
Morocco have won the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations tonight.
What do you mean you didn’t realise it was being decided tonight ? Keep up for goodness sake. Calamity and Debacle are the words that spring to mind. And the good news is, that Senegal can and probably will appeal this appeal and may get the reversed result reversed.
And who wins the most out of all of this ? The bloody lawyers of course.
“Let’s kill all the lawyers”
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What do you mean you didn’t realise it was being decided tonight ? Keep up for goodness sake. Calamity and Debacle are the words that spring to mind. And the good news is, that Senegal can and probably will appeal this appeal and may get the reversed result reversed.
And who wins the most out of all of this ? The bloody lawyers of course.
“Let’s kill all the lawyers”
Afcon 2025: Morocco declared the winners after Caf overturns final defeat by Senegal
Morocco declared the winners of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after the Confederation of African Football overturns the result of their final defeat by Senegal.
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Morocco have won the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations tonight.
What do you mean you didn’t realise it was being decided tonight ? Keep up for goodness sake. Calamity and Debacle are the words that spring to mind. And the good news is, that Senegal can and probably will appeal this appeal and may get the reversed result reversed.
And who wins the most out of all of this ? The bloody lawyers of course.
“Let’s kill all the lawyers”
Afcon 2025: Morocco declared the winners after Caf overturns final defeat by Senegal
Morocco declared the winners of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations after the Confederation of African Football overturns the result of their final defeat by Senegal.
This is a debacle, and it does reduce the African Cup to a laughing stock.
The Confederation is not fit for purpose it would seem.
Interesting that this story has not created a huge shockwave. Imagine the furore if UEFA declared the losers of the Champion's League Final and actually won the trophy.
In a much broader sense though (he types, heading off at a tangent) the Law and lawyers are increasingly being subverted to serve Political masters.
It's a gradual process, and not without push-back.
The Conservative-loaded Supreme Court in the USA declaring Trumps' tariffs illegal for example. He believed they would never oppose him.
But, by degrees, the Law is being pressured, eroded and side-lined to suit the agendas of Politicians, despite historical foundations of independence from such influence.
When Dictators rise, lawyers are killed. Along with intellectuals and all other free-thinkers. Then their books are burned.
Any philosophy which regards legal processes as a hinderance to be overcome, should take a very long, hard look at itself.
Apologies for straying off-topic.
This is a sad day for the African Cup of Nations.
And for Africa too as a whole. A Continent that has to struggle so hard to gain any credibility at all in the eyes of the rest of the World.
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Interesting reading regarding Oxford. Wonder what our accounts will reveal, although of course they will relate to our last season in League 1. What will be more interesting, is coming back to this article after next years accounts are out.
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Oxford United: U's announce £17.5m loss in annual accounts
Oxford United announce a £17.5m net loss in their annual accounts for the year ending 30 June 2025.
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