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Looks like he's dumped his Twitter account, luckily he's still really easy to find for Plod and will be having his door kicked in soon.Seriously, what type of cunt does that. What a hard man...!!!
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Looks like he's dumped his Twitter account, luckily he's still really easy to find for Plod and will be having his door kicked in soon.Seriously, what type of cunt does that. What a hard man...!!!
Thas a shame,cos this guy needs a "sean promise".Some proper horrble cunts out there.Looks like he's dumped his Twitter account, luckily he's still really easy to find for Plod and will be having his door kicked in soon.
Not sure what the scoop is on this yet....
Sounds like Plan A to "operation big picture" which I suspect was plan B all along.Sounds suspiciously like a league that no one wants and one that we will inevitably be left out of.
Well at least we never have to play West Ham again.........(joke, I'm anti Kerry Packer style, mega rich super leagues created for the few, at the expense of the many, to get even more wealthy)Not sure what the scoop is on this yet....
No no no no no.....Not sure what the scoop is on this yet....
I'm no expert, but American football has salary caps, revenue sharing, player drafts ordered by previous year's finish, etc. There's inequality--and an insufferable amount of bullshit--in American sports, but it doesn't even come close to the PL, La Liga, etc. in terms of being top-heavy. The benefit (and there are many downsides, from the fans' perspective) of the franchise model that dominates American sport is that teams have to agree to all these restrictions in order to actually be a franchise.How does this work in American football? Its the biggest spenders that run away with it each year aint it? Do players want to be there? I suppose it is considered the pinnacle of the sport and pays the best wages so thus attracts the best players...?
I hope we don't have a hand in destroying proper football and that Spurs UK Soccer franchise never exists.
As top heavy as the PL is,I can remember liverpool,united,us,chelsea,man city all being 2nd division sides.But in this age of even greater riches,I cant see that ever happening again,and thats not a good thing..My latest thoughts which I spoke to someone about was "football is a game of chance rigged by money".Maybe it always was?but back then the money wasnt rigged as well.I'm no expert, but American football has salary caps, revenue sharing, player drafts ordered by previous year's finish, etc. There's inequality--and an insufferable amount of bullshit--in American sports, but it doesn't even come close to the PL, La Liga, etc. in terms of being top-heavy. The benefit (and there are many downsides, from the fans' perspective) of the franchise model that dominates American sport is that teams have to agree to all these restrictions in order to actually be a franchise.
Agreed that all this is a disgraceful idea that would stamp out almost everything good that's still hanging on in the game's top level. It's odd though, I feel like people, including me, have sort of thought it was inevitable for like 15 years now, but it never seems to happen.
I read today that Mesut Ozil has been left out of the Scum's Premier League squad having already been left out of their Europa League squad. The shithouse fans down the road had a song when I went to the NLD a couple of years ago, that went something like 'you sold Bale, we signed Ozil, Mesut Ozil'......... well not for the first time in recent history, we've shat all over them again haven't we?!!
Note: Ozil........Mesut Ozil is available to play for their U-23 side........or appear as a stand-in dinosaur mascot, at £350k a week........ha ha ha ha ha
No doubt about it.As top heavy as the PL is,I can remember liverpool,united,us,chelsea,man city all being 2nd division sides.But in this age of even greater riches,I cant see that ever happening again,and thats not a good thing..My latest thoughts which I spoke to someone about was "football is a game of chance rigged by money".Maybe it always was?but back then the money wasnt rigged as well.
It IS strange...and if we string a few results together I think we've as much of a chance as anyone....as long as we can sort out our swiss cheese defence of course...What a strange season this is turning into! Half the teams in the Premier League haven't even played 6 games yet and there is no unbeaten side left in the league!
If games ended on 92mins we`d be 3rd.Without the VAR against Newcastle and the West Ham debacle we'd be third.
If games ended on zero minutes, everybody would be joint top.If games ended on 92mins we`d be 3rd.
If my aunt had bollocks, she'd be my uncle.If games ended on zero minutes, everybody would be joint top.
Son Heung-min has now scored as many Premier League goals this season (8) as the entire Arsenal team combined.
It's a conspiracy theory, Liverpool don't deserve to have injuries like other teams get, it's not fair.dippers down to one fit center half (fabinho subbed off injured today)
ya hate to see it
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