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| 8 | Liverpool | 14 | 0 | 22 |
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| 13 | Brentford | 14 | -1 | 19 |
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It was a great idea for the club to allow free tickets to season ticket holders. About 20 season ticket holders who didn’t attend, myself included, were able to get a bunch of tickets for a dads and lads night out for the Under 10s and Under 12s footy teams. Some of them are Blues, some reds, you never know, sow a seed, “There is none so zealous as the convert”.
Bill (26) No Bill I never act at all just say what I think about a player I’ve seen many times, although never seen him for America so unless you live in London I might have seen him as many times as you. That’s a great compliment you’ve paid him — he would be an upgrade on Mylolenko! —- Speed doesn’t only apply to your pace it applies to the quickness of thought just as much and if you’ve watched him you’ll have noticed he’s not very good defending because of his lack of anticipation and quick thinking, he is better going forward as I said. Anyway at 28 there is no resale value in him, even if he wanted to come back or if we even want him to and think we could get better timfixour long standing problem spot, in fact that player might already be here, the young lad we signed from Germany but I won’t act as if I’ve seen him because I haven’t—— have you?
Tony (23) Yes he’s favourite song came from a musical but the second line of the song was his choice—— “ I talk to the trees—that’s why they put me away” !
Don\'t know where to put this but Gana and Ily are free to play against Chelsea, that\'s a welcome boost
Pretty sure you have to keep Garner at right back, move Dewsbury-Hall into Number 6, keep Charlie at Number 10, and either put Ndiaye or McNeil in the middle, with Dibling out on the right if you move Ndiaye to the middle.But my prediction is he puts McNeil in the middle and keeps Dibling on the bench, where Moyes seems to prefer our big signing.