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... you've certainly never 'been there'...
Just think of the fun if you manage it and Arsenal don’t end up with anything.
Every dog has its day and today Burnleh are that dog wagging its enormous tail through North London. There will be tears in Islington when 43-year-old Ashley Barnes heads in a late equaliser from Burnleh’s first corner.
You'd struggle to find an Arsenal fan in Islington, but there'll be rivers of tears on the trains back to Hertfordshire
West Ham should be made to pay the shortfall if they get relegated
Alternatively they could just relegate Spurs, save the taxpayer £2.5m and everybody is happy
www.bbc.co.uk
Alternatively they could just relegate Spurs, save the taxpayer £2.5m and everybody is happy
West Ham: London taxpayers could pay extra £2.5m if Hammers relegated
London taxpayers may have to pay an extra £2.5m if West Ham are relegated from the Premier League, because of the club's lease agreement for London Stadium.
www.bbc.co.uk
i done some stewarding for an agency at an apple event in that park onceWest Ham should be made to pay the shortfall if they get relegated
Alternatively they could just relegate Spurs, save the taxpayer £2.5m and everybody is happy
West Ham: London taxpayers could pay extra £2.5m if Hammers relegated
London taxpayers may have to pay an extra £2.5m if West Ham are relegated from the Premier League, because of the club's lease agreement for London Stadium.
we had to give guests a yellow wristband so they could get drinks from the free bars and a meal fromt the food stalls
Needless to say i saw an opportunity to get pissed for free and boy did i
i got caught eventually and was asked to leave but i still got paid for the day so all good
Mrs was cracking up when walked in fuking ruined at 3pm after I told her what I did
Good times
i done some stewarding for an agency at an apple event in that park once
we had to give guests a yellow wristband so they could get drinks from the free bars and a meal fromt the food stalls
Needless to say i saw an opportunity to get pissed for free and boy did i
i got caught eventually and was asked to leave but i still got paid for the day so all good
Mrs was cracking up when walked in fuking ruined at 3pm after I told her what I did
Good times
Would have been rude not to bro
I hope you got some free food too ?
course ffsWould have been rude not to bro
I hope you got some free food too ?
Forest have been well and truly ****ed over there
Good job they are safe from relegation otherwise that could have cost them dearly
The right thing to do is to publicly execute Cunha to make up for it.
The refs can't win, they get a lot of **** for not sticking with their original decision and changing their mind on the basis of a var clip that's taken them 5 mins to decide - Ref thinks he's now going to be contrary to the norm and stick with his original decision, and still get's wrong... Oh well we will have robot refs in the future and they will have inbuilt var...and still get it wrong lol.
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According to polling data, Burnley fans narrowly prefer Manchester City to win the Premier League title over Arsenal. [1]
In a comprehensive fan survey conducted by The Athletic, supporters from across the league were asked which of the two heavyweights they would rather see lift the trophy. The results showed that while Burnley fans were generally relaxed and indifferent about the outcome, Manchester City just tipped the balance as their preferred choice. [1]
According to polling data, Burnley fans narrowly prefer Manchester City to win the Premier League title over Arsenal. [1]
In a comprehensive fan survey conducted by The Athletic, supporters from across the league were asked which of the two heavyweights they would rather see lift the trophy. The results showed that while Burnley fans were generally relaxed and indifferent about the outcome, Manchester City just tipped the balance as their preferred choice. [1]