Rival watch
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That by default is all games involving Spurs.
I thought that was last weekend? That's what Sky kept telling us it was...
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An awful goalkeeping error gifts United the win, whilst Chelsea somehow conspired to let a 2 goal lead slip to 2-3 before scraping a draw.
I'd conclude with something sarcastic, but all 5 PL sides top their groups at the halfway point. Can't recall the last time that came anywhere close to happening.
I'd conclude with something sarcastic, but all 5 PL sides top their groups at the halfway point. Can't recall the last time that came anywhere close to happening.
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Don't be surprised if Donnarumma replaces De Gea, if the Spanish keeper goes in the summer.
They are a footballing club and they have often played decent football over the years and never quite received their due. There have been parallels with us and I think I would prefer them to be in the top 4 rather than a few other teams I can think of.
Could it be empathy, as both Spurs and Everton know the misery of having some Johnny-come-lately club decide they'd like to live in their backyard and spend the entire time acting as bellendedly as humanly possible?
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Just caught up with the Woolwich Wanderers game and from the account on the BBC thought they must have have beaten a Munchenbarcareal all-stars team, judging by the superlatives being slung about, rather than a 2nd level Croatian outfit who I'd never heard of and whose claim to fame is to have lost seven times in their past 11 home games in the Europa League/Uefa Cup!!
They did win to be fair, but how the mighty have fallen
They did win to be fair, but how the mighty have fallen
Having seen that documentary A Serbian Film, it's probably not a good idea to call a Serb a Croat...Just caught up with the Woolwich Wanderers game and from the account on the BBC thought they must have have beaten a Munchenbarcareal all-stars team, judging by the superlatives being slung about, rather than a 2nd level Croatian outfit who I'd never heard of and whose claim to fame is to have lost seven times in their past 11 home games in the Europa League/Uefa Cup!!
They did win to be fair, but how the mighty have fallen