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It's costing Labour so much financially and for their reputation to keep on blocking this, you really have to have a long hard look at their...
Crooks should be ok I think just be a bit painful on the shoulder.
I think most Palestinian dates are grown in the Jordan valley in the West Bank.
This won't be a gimme. Our injury list is piling up - McBurnie probably still out, Giles doubtful and Crooks clearly has a shoulder problem. Not a...
The fundamental is the Championship quality of player can only bring moves like that in small periods of play, better off in the oppositions half....
Rich Cawley reporting on his substack this morning that Nathan Jones was getting stick in the first half from an Ipswich fan, who said we were...
It's interesting, isn't it? The psychology of relegated teams.
Daniel Farke is a good manager, his three Championship titles prove this. He clearly understands how to build a team, create a positive...
I know it's been raised many, many times before, but as some seem to struggle with the concept, I thought this this could be a helpful reminder....
RIP Danny Thompson, superb bass player (usually an upright bass) who played with an enormous range of different people - from Alexis Korner to...
No idea what side we can put out. Giles and Mcburnie will probably be out. I’d start Millar even if it only meant he could play 45. Joseph must...
Remind me who’s his manager?
Bury your head in the sand then. That way the rapes don’t happen.
The deputy agricultural minister's son who was in that documentary everybody lost their **** over was probs responsible for issuing the licences...
The kids that have made it so far: Jack Clarke Pascal Struijk Leif Davies Summerville Charlie Cresswell Not Quite There Yet: Joe Gelhardt Sam...
That move has a Panenka pass in from Millar -- the whole passing movement and the finish was absolutely magical.
And the BBC and sundry useful idiots thinks the Hamas 'journalists' are giving an unbiased picture. <laugh> [MEDIA] [MEDIA] wait for it,...
