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To be fair, he did score in the derby against Besiktas."But, with the score at 1-1, he netted an acrobatic volley from close range seconds after Spurs loanee Vincent Janssen hit the bar twice."
Oh Vinnie................you great lummox.
From the penalty spot...
Very best wishes to Michael Carrick, who has been out with a heart issue. Good to hear he is fit and well now.
Good to see Alex Pritchard recover from ankle surgery and make his first appearance of the season for Norwich on Saturday (as sub). Let's hope at long last he can remain injury free and can get his career back on track.
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Sigurdsson hitting the woodwork repeatedly:
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"David Unsworth sits more proudly now".....well I bet that didn't last long. Probably digging his way out by the end.
Villas-Boas is going to compete in next year's Dakar rally. Obviously:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42173126
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42173126
It's been done.........and cooler, way cooler.
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Justin Edinburgh been appointed head coach at Leyton Orient.
Good luck to him hope he can pull them out the hole that they are currently in.
Good luck to him hope he can pull them out the hole that they are currently in.
I hope Orient recover from an horrendous few years, a terrific club whose fans deserve far better than they have experienced since Barry Hearn quit. Not sure I wish too much good luck to Edinburgh, the guy is a complete dick.
A few ex-Spurs got to attend a free film screening last night...
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Kevin Prince Boateng, former North London professional drinker and night club regular, scored a belter to win a game for Eintracht Frankfurt against Hertha Berlin, the club Commolli gave far, far too much of our money to for his 'services'.
His post-match interview was interesting........
"Being honest, personally, that was perhaps the weakest performance of my career, so I am glad we won."
I saw extended highlights. Mate, it wasn't even close to the **** you served up for us. On a couple of occasions, then I thought that we'd signed someone that'd never played football before,
His post-match interview was interesting........
"Being honest, personally, that was perhaps the weakest performance of my career, so I am glad we won."
I saw extended highlights. Mate, it wasn't even close to the **** you served up for us. On a couple of occasions, then I thought that we'd signed someone that'd never played football before,
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Superb frap, apparently.
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/feature...winner-man-city-best-feeling-ive-had-football
Good to hear and it's great that he's still putting in the performances now, too.
Good to hear and it's great that he's still putting in the performances now, too.
Never been a fan of Fords (except the Mustang and GT40, obvs), but the Escort Mexico was virtually unbeatable in rallying in the late '60s/early '70s. The Subaru of its day.
The Mk I for the Thunderbird lights.MkII Cortina.
And the Consul for The Sweeney.
And the Zodiac and Zephyr for the bench seats.
Actually, I do like Fords.
The modern ones are good cars, if unexciting, as modern mass production cars tend to be. We had a Mondeo Zetec for a decade. Never had a moments problem from it, apart from having to replace the front suspension [London driving over speed humps and in potholes]. Nice drive too.
Mido's decided to see if he can pull off the Pablo Escobar look
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