Think you could be right Soops...now 1-4 far too easy for bayern....again caused by trying to be too cute by playing out from the back...
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Think you could be right Soops...now 1-4 far too easy for bayern....again caused by trying to be too cute by playing out from the back...
Spurs given a footballing lesson 2nd half...brilliant from bayern...
Now the polar opposite.....Huddersfield lead at stoke
Now the polar opposite.....Huddersfield lead at stoke
Bayern tweeted ”hey NFL it's the first touchdown (7) at Spurs stadium” 
Nearly as funny as the deluded ex Reading player on the radio saying ” if we had scored first it would have been a different game”.
Nearly as funny as the deluded ex Reading player on the radio saying ” if we had scored first it would have been a different game”.
Glad I'm not a spurs fan today. Imagine if your hours of work were 7 to 2...…..
There you have it, one rule for the big boys and another for the rest of us. If it had been the other way round MK would have been kicked out but because it's Liverpool who play Arsenal next, the EFL must keep the sponsors and TV happy. A pack of c*nts...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49903437
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49903437
A story that is everything that top flight football isn't...…..
"It's like moving house 21 times a season," says joint chairman Alex Petheram. "We arrive for home games at someone else's ground in a different county, set up, play, pack up and go."
Welcome to Gloucester City, a non-league club with 136 years of history - the last 12 of which have been spent on the move since floods destroyed their Meadow Park ground.
Without a permanent home and with nowhere to store anything, Gloucester's kit man Mike Nash puts balls, bibs and cones used for training in his garden shed, while Chloe Lees, the physio, transports the treatment table for the dressing room to games in the back of her Nissan Micra.
Read the rest here......https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49803354
"It's like moving house 21 times a season," says joint chairman Alex Petheram. "We arrive for home games at someone else's ground in a different county, set up, play, pack up and go."
Welcome to Gloucester City, a non-league club with 136 years of history - the last 12 of which have been spent on the move since floods destroyed their Meadow Park ground.
Without a permanent home and with nowhere to store anything, Gloucester's kit man Mike Nash puts balls, bibs and cones used for training in his garden shed, while Chloe Lees, the physio, transports the treatment table for the dressing room to games in the back of her Nissan Micra.
Read the rest here......https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49803354