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its custard you're talking to so the only appropriate answer is "Missing"
Someone needs to set up a crowdfunding page to help this poor family.........
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42648061
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42648061
They will inevitably start getting death threats from some of our more........passionate "fans"......
Well done BBC for reporting on it, and giving their names and location
Their details would already be all over the public documents available through the online planning portal - but the public needs to do more to protect their right to lightThey will inevitably start getting death threats from some of our more........passionate "fans"......
Well done BBC for reporting on it, and giving their names and location
But none of the mouth breathers would even be aware this was happening if the news wasnt all over it.
They have looked ****e without them too. I really think Arsenal's status as a big club is coming under serious threat at the moment.
I look through their line up today and they are hugely lacking in quality, right from the goalkeeper to the striker they are beginning to look more and more like a mid table club.
In the papers and radio talk-ins here today that Ronaldo could be leaving RM to move to PSG. Neymar would be going the other way.
Wouldn't suprise me that one. I think Real Madrid are going to go big in the summer after the embarresing season they are having at the moment.
I still think Ronaldo is a superstar on his day, but I'm not sure he's the 50+ goal a season guy he once was.
I think Ronaldo has been so great because he thrives on being a 1 man team, he has to be the main man and every one else has to work for him. Can he still be that guy in Spain week in week out? I'm not quite sure even he can carry on doing it at 32-33. So a move to an easier league, where he'd only have to peak for Champions League matches would probably suit him.
I think Real are probably realising that the team built around Ronaldo has run its course, and they'll look to freshen up in the summer. Neymar, Hazard and Harry Kane could be the 3, with Bale probably on his way out too. I could see Bale being used as part of the Kane deal.
It will surprise many, but CR hasn't scored in La Liga this year .......................[HASHTAG]#expendable[/HASHTAG]
I knew he hadn't scored many, didn't realise it was none though. That's unbelievable really. Have they not had any penalties?
This "year" as in the last two weeks.....
The RS have won the league title...at last. 
That's what you would have thought seeing the excitement and the celebrations on their board. What they have done was just to beat City at their own ground. The team every idiot pundit had said was the best in the history of the premiership, invincible and was going to go through the season with the highest number of points ever. Of course they were never that. They were lucky to beat us at OT with two errors by Lukaku. In many matches, they were saved by a last minute shot by Sterling. But still they are a good side and many sides were beaten before they walked on the pitch and wanted to save their GD when relegation battle looms.
But to give the RS credit (as I always do
) they attacked City and chased them all over the pitch. And now that City have been beaten, no further talk of the best team on the planet etc. For once I am glad (which is as rare as hen's teeth) the RS have won a match. A draw would not have had the same impact. And they have done the English premiership a good service.
I am now going to have a shower to have a right cleansing....
That's what you would have thought seeing the excitement and the celebrations on their board. What they have done was just to beat City at their own ground. The team every idiot pundit had said was the best in the history of the premiership, invincible and was going to go through the season with the highest number of points ever. Of course they were never that. They were lucky to beat us at OT with two errors by Lukaku. In many matches, they were saved by a last minute shot by Sterling. But still they are a good side and many sides were beaten before they walked on the pitch and wanted to save their GD when relegation battle looms.
But to give the RS credit (as I always do
) they attacked City and chased them all over the pitch. And now that City have been beaten, no further talk of the best team on the planet etc. For once I am glad (which is as rare as hen's teeth) the RS have won a match. A draw would not have had the same impact. And they have done the English premiership a good service.I am now going to have a shower to have a right cleansing....