Ex Spur thread

Do they save some or spend it all,I wonder.Bobby Smith was born in a wrong age.He got his (?) 20 quid a week and was off to the bookmakers!
 
It's the tenth anniversary of Bobby Robson's death and I spotted this clip featuring Andre Villas-Boas talking about him:
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He's at Marseille now. Still only 41.
 
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N’Jie live streamed himself having sex.

Apparently it was because he was celebrating signing for Dynamo Moscow and got carried away on the booze <laugh>
 
N’Jie live streamed himself having sex.

Apparently it was because he was celebrating signing for Dynamo Moscow and got carried away on the booze <laugh>
His official line is he wanted to look at new news on his phone mid-coitus and hit the wrong button

This sounds a lot like the stories they hear in A&E departments about how exactly the broom handle got stuck there...
 
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Kevin-Prince Boateng has signed for Fiorentina. Played for a bewildering number of good clubs.
 
I shouldn't make a comment about how Famalicao's social media bod was apparently on holiday for three months, but since I can't post a simple tweet and instead had to scour the team's site I will...
https://www.fcfamalicao.pt/ruben-lameira-reforca-futebol-clube-famalicao/
How does he go from League Two Plymouth to a top-flight Portuguese team on a four-year deal, wearing number 10?
Given that Bordeaux were also linked with him, I assume that he had a much better season than the rest of his team, who were relegated.
 
How does he go from League Two Plymouth to a top-flight Portuguese team on a four-year deal, wearing number 10?
Given that Bordeaux were also linked with him, I assume that he had a much better season than the rest of his team, who were relegated.
There's a few factors to this

While he was playing at a League One team last season, his record of 11 goals and 9 assists in a relegation-threatened team means he was arguably a Championship-standard player last season - which is actually quite useful in Portugal, because once you get past Benfica, Sporting, Porto and arguably Braga the level of quality in the Portuguese top flight rapidly becomes Championship-standard - and considering that Famalicao were last in the top flight 25 years ago and have dropped as far as the fifth tier in the intervening period, plus they have a 7500-seat stadium, Lameiras could be a pretty smart signing for them, especially since a large chunk of their summer transfers have been loaning in untested prospects from Atletico, Benfica, Braga, Wolves and...Stoke?
 
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BBC article about Orient's first match back in the football league and their tributes to Justin Edinburgh:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49135888

"Fittingly, it was Josh Wright - the last player signed by Edinburgh - who scored the winning goal to defeat the Robins". <ok>
I watched a bit of Salford V Stevenage (because it was on at a decent hour over here!) there was a JE banner there as well. Was there a connection to Stevenage or was it just a sign of respect, the latter i think.
 
I watched a bit of Salford V Stevenage (because it was on at a decent hour over here!) there was a JE banner there as well. Was there a connection to Stevenage or was it just a sign of respect, the latter i think.
Salford's manager, Graham Alexander, attended Justin Edinburgh's funeral, so perhaps he had something to do with it?
Not sure how they knew each other, barring managing opposing teams, though.