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How will they react to Arsenal and Liverpool winning late on?
In very different ways I suspect! Liverpool - gusty fight back from behind? Arsenal - jammy dodgers who got lucky? |
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"he's on the mike with Goughy from 4-7....is it Ade, is it Ade, thats what they say..."
make it stop |
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Interesting guest on with Alan today, for a change.
Curtis Woodhouse the ex footballer who turned to boxing. Honest talk, warts and all, about his careers so far. Tells about his faults not just his achievements. What a change from the usual bunch of cliche driven ex managers "Friends of the statiion". |
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Interesting guest on with Alan today, for a change.
Curtis Woodhouse the ex footballer who turned to boxing. Honest talk, warts and all, about his careers so far. Tells about his faults not just his achievements. What a change from the usual bunch of cliche driven ex managers "Friends of the statiion". |
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Interesting guest on with Alan today, for a change.
Curtis Woodhouse the ex footballer who turned to boxing. Honest talk, warts and all, about his careers so far. Tells about his faults not just his achievements. What a change from the usual bunch of cliche driven ex managers "Friends of the statiion". Probably one of those lucky people who is very good at whatever sport they try. Wish I had that talent. |
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Can't remember him as a footballer but 2as a fair boxer considering he had no background in the sport.
I sometimes get him mixed up with Terrell Forbes, who was another centre-back we had at around that time who had sex with a 15 year-old and was accused of rape: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4041953.stm We also tried to sign someone at about that time and they decided to become an estate agent instead. It wasn't a very salubrious period. |
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Have to laugh at the guy choosing to be an estate agent rather than a footballer!
Wages can't be up to much at Grimsby. |
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Flippin heck Boozio will be happy in the marnin 'friend of the station' and buddy Neil Warnock has got the Cardiff job.
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Flippin heck Boozio will be happy in the marnin 'friend of the station' and buddy Neil Warnock has got the Cardiff job.
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Ray Parlour has just said he would rather see England win the World Cup than Arsenal win the Premium League!! Big Al has called him out on this and I'm with Alan. If I happen to be at home when an England game is on I may watch but possibly not, England games are a side-show as far as I'm concerned. Sad, but true
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Ray Parlour has just said he would rather see England win the World Cup than Arsenal win the Premium League!! Big Al has called him out on this and I'm with Alan. If I happen to be at home when an England game is on I may watch but possibly not, England games are a side-show as far as I'm concerned. Sad, but true
![]() Agree with Big Al, club before country every time. Think Ray was taking what he thought was the diplomatic line. |
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Ray Parlour has just said he would rather see England win the World Cup than Arsenal win the Premium League!! Big Al has called him out on this and I'm with Alan. If I happen to be at home when an England game is on I may watch but possibly not, England games are a side-show as far as I'm concerned. Sad, but true
![]() Will someone inform me on here as soon as he's made his record cap and gone. [inserts yawning smiley] Me things Waymond was talking out of his @r$e.
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Ray Parlour has just said he would rather see England win the World Cup than Arsenal win the Premium League!! Big Al has called him out on this and I'm with Alan. If I happen to be at home when an England game is on I may watch but possibly not, England games are a side-show as far as I'm concerned. Sad, but true
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Heard that.
Agree with Big Al, club before country every time. Think Ray was taking what he thought was the diplomatic line. |
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I can't believe you would rather Celtic win the League than Scotland win the World Cup.
![]() I would say the same about Manchester United and England - always club first. |
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Of course, you said in the past you follow Italy.
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I can't believe you would rather Celtic win the League than Scotland win the World Cup.
You can add the League and Scottish cups to that as well. International football is a poor substitute for club football. |
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Damm right I would.
You can add the League and Scottish cups to that as well. International football is a poor substitute for club football. Maybe people's opinions would change if we had good English & Scottish sides. Still now we're dreaming.😀 |
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I think if you are a committed fan to a club and watch them regularly then I would agree that it's club before country. On the other hand for armchair fans without a particular allegiance then maybe the national team ( when it's doing well) could take preference.
Many fans support both home club and national side I notice that Alan did not say about his thoughts on Scotland in this context and wouldn't comment on the forthcoming game v England when Ray was trying to get an answer. On the odd occasion when England have been doing well in a tournament eg 1990 and 1996 the pubs were chocka with fans but when as recently, they are doing poorly then the support drops. Being an old codger, I can remember 1966 and can assure that the country was well behind the team which, after a poor start , played well. My disappointment was that Jimmy Greaves( best England striker IMO) didn't play in the Final. Happy days though. |
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I think if you are a committed fan to a club and watch them regularly then I would agree that it's club before country. On the other hand for armchair fans without a particular allegiance then maybe the national team ( when it's doing well) could take preference.
Many fans support both home club and national side |
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I can't believe you would rather Celtic win the League than Scotland win the World Cup.
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Celtic fans dont support scotland, i thought everyone knew that
Anything else is a poor substitute and international football is a sideshow for when club football isn't taking place. |
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I think if you are a committed fan to a club and watch them regularly then I would agree that it's club before country. On the other hand for armchair fans without a particular allegiance then maybe the national team ( when it's doing well) could take preference.
Many fans support both home club and national side I notice that Alan did not say about his thoughts on Scotland in this context and wouldn't comment on the forthcoming game v England when Ray was trying to get an answer. On the odd occasion when England have been doing well in a tournament eg 1990 and 1996 the pubs were chocka with fans but when as recently, they are doing poorly then the support drops. Being an old codger, I can remember 1966 and can assure that the country was well behind the team which, after a poor start , played well. My disappointment was that Jimmy Greaves( best England striker IMO) didn't play in the Final. Happy days though. I'm not saying everyone has given up on them but a helluva lot have. |
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Looks like Joseph Barton is finished at Sevco.
Perect excuse to get rid of this idiot for breaking the betting rules. |
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