The Boss has decided that Footy is really really important and that it should therefore be moved back into the General Chat Forum where it rightfully belongs, albeit when he finds the time
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Manoverboard
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STOP PRESS
The Boss has decided that Footy is really really important and that it should therefore be moved back into the General Chat Forum where it rightfully belongs, albeit when he finds the time
The Boss has decided that Footy is really really important and that it should therefore be moved back into the General Chat Forum where it rightfully belongs, albeit when he finds the time
Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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Kendhni
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Obviously senility has set ion to our illustrious leader .. or he has a serious hangover and has lost control of his faculties 
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oldbluefox
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Mob
Do we get a credit voucher for our posts? Clearly my offer of a meat and potato pie down at the KP Stadium did the trick!!

Do we get a credit voucher for our posts? Clearly my offer of a meat and potato pie down at the KP Stadium did the trick!!
I was taught to be cautious
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Phantom menace
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Another Sunderland fan here. I don't get to go as often as used to but try to get there when I can. I love the stadium of light but I miss going up the steps in the Fulwell end at roker park, I love old football grounds but it was time to move on.
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Manoverboard
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Credit where credit's due I always sayoldbluefox wrote:Mob
Do we get a credit voucher for our posts? Clearly my offer of a meat and potato pie down at the KP Stadium did the trick!!![]()
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Admiral of the Humber
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The Hull City fans in my dear old town are enjoying themselves at the moment. Do you non eggchaser types think that they'll be up there at the business end of the season?
One day P&O will cruise out of the north.....
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Manoverboard
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Impossible to call in reality, it all depends on how much the players themselves want it.
Some will see it as a threat to their livelihood given that they will be booted out or sidelined because they are not quite good enough to play at the higher level. The teams with the most number of players who have the most to gain will therefore gain promotion.
For me Hull will be in the playoffs but will not be promoted.
Some will see it as a threat to their livelihood given that they will be booted out or sidelined because they are not quite good enough to play at the higher level. The teams with the most number of players who have the most to gain will therefore gain promotion.
For me Hull will be in the playoffs but will not be promoted.
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paultheeagle
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Did anyone else notice this little oddity from Saturday's games......Harlepool 2 v Notts County 1....So what I hear you cry....have a look at the goalscorers...for Notts County Jamal Campbell-Ryce scored...so what..but for Hartlepool the scorers were James Poole and Peter Hartley....
Hartlepool's goals were scored by Hartley and Poole.
Get it
....Odd that, ain't it.
Hartlepool's goals were scored by Hartley and Poole.
Get it
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qbman1
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Re: Football
What's this doing back here - it's only a game after all.......isn't it ?!
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oldbluefox
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What's happening at Nottingham Forest? The trees have just lost another manager leaving them looking for their fourth manager since July. I always thought Sean O'Driscoll was doing an excellent job there and was building a good team so I was surprised when they sacked him. Now McLeish has left following a lack of activity in last month's transfer market. The fans must be wondering what's going on behind the scenes.
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gfwgfw
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What a difference a new manager can achieve
Eddie Howe retuned to Bournemouth with the Cherries at the bottom of Division One
The Cherries are now almost at the top
Howzat
Eddie Howe retuned to Bournemouth with the Cherries at the bottom of Division One
The Cherries are now almost at the top
Howzat
Gentle Giant of Cerne Abbas 
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Manoverboard
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Not just the fans ... how many Managers does that make that have ' left ' Championship Clubs this seasonoldbluefox wrote:... Now McLeish has left following a lack of activity in last month's transfer market. The fans must be wondering what's going on behind the scenes.
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Romig1
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Simon Grayson is still tending to his garden, if Forest are interested? 
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Romig1
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Graham, some managers seem to "fit" certain clubs. It would appear that Howe is one of them.gfwgfw wrote:What a difference a new manager can achieve
Eddie Howe retuned to Bournemouth with the Cherries at the bottom of Division One
The Cherries are now almost at the top
Howzat
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paultheeagle
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When Nigel Adkins gets home from his holidays I think he is going to be in great demand.
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Romig1
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I think so, Paul....'Uddersfield have little chance, I fear. 
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paultheeagle
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By all accounts Paolo Di Canio could be the next manager on his merry way R...He has fallen out big time with his Chairman....His accent would go down well at t' John Smith's Stadium won't it.
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makina
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Any thoughts on englands game tonight?
Im not the greatest lover of friendlies but thought england put in a good performance tonight everybody worked hard for each other. Superb finish from lampard.
Also Bale was is fine form again for the welsh, hes in a different class at the moment (im a spurs supporter). COYS
Im not the greatest lover of friendlies but thought england put in a good performance tonight everybody worked hard for each other. Superb finish from lampard.
Also Bale was is fine form again for the welsh, hes in a different class at the moment (im a spurs supporter). COYS
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oldbluefox
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I have sat through many a boring England match, both competitive and friendly but it was a much better performance tonight. There seemed to be a good blend of youth and experience and England attacked with speed and in numbers.
It was a pity about Cahill's mistake but that's how it goes. Their goal was a good one as was Lampard's.
What a pity Bale decided to play for Wales and not for England.
It was a pity about Cahill's mistake but that's how it goes. Their goal was a good one as was Lampard's.
What a pity Bale decided to play for Wales and not for England.
I was taught to be cautious
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paultheeagle
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Good game for a friendly....Joe Hart did well with their penalty...I think the players put in a bit of effort...a bit of pride in wearing the England shirt has returned....They wanted to do well..
Frank's goal was a good one as was Rooney's and Theo Walcott has come on leaps and bounds this season...What a player he will be in a couple of years time.
Have Brazil really got a striker called Fred
...or is my earholes...
I did a bit of Channel hopping during the second half and saw a bit of Scotland, Wales and Ireland....Oh dear...but for a change I saw both of England's goals live...I missed Brazil's.
In case you have forgotten..Roy Hodgeson is Ex-Palace and was born in Croydon...just thought I'd remind you lot of that.
Frank's goal was a good one as was Rooney's and Theo Walcott has come on leaps and bounds this season...What a player he will be in a couple of years time.
Have Brazil really got a striker called Fred
I did a bit of Channel hopping during the second half and saw a bit of Scotland, Wales and Ireland....Oh dear...but for a change I saw both of England's goals live...I missed Brazil's.
In case you have forgotten..Roy Hodgeson is Ex-Palace and was born in Croydon...just thought I'd remind you lot of that.
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oldbluefox
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Well, there you have it. You can't have everything!!paultheeagle wrote:In case you have forgotten..Roy Hodgeson is Ex-Palace and was born in Croydon...just thought I'd remind you lot of that.
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Manoverboard
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I was busy doing something else so missed it but in any event I am remaining totally focused on a win on Friday evening, tomorrow, when those buzzing Hornets take on the slippery eels of Palace at Vicarage Road ... kick off is at 19:45 and available to view for anybody who subscribes to Sky Sports or has a mate that does as in my own case 
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paultheeagle
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Manoverboard wrote:I was busy doing something else so missed it but in any event I am remaining totally focused on a win on Friday evening, tomorrow, when those buzzing Hornets take on the slippery eels of Palace at Vicarage Road ... kick off is at 19:45 and available to view for anybody who subscribes to Sky Sports or has a mate that does as in my own case
Some of us will actually be there...Can't wait, I am getting really excited....Don't miss it....
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Kendhni
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For all you football fans a little collectable that may of interest to any philatelists
football hero stamp set
football hero stamp set
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Quizzical Bob
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Philately will get you nowhere.