The scary part is that the dipper fans were calling for last season to be shared as they were only 1 point off us!
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The scary part is that the dipper fans were calling for last season to be shared as they were only 1 point off us!
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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The scary part is that the dipper fans were calling for last season to be shared as they were only 1 point off us!
Surely only one point off in Dipperspeak meant that they were 'moral' winners! We came second!
the talisman
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Well United stated they were "Joint Winners" when we won on points, so maybe it's a red shirt thing?
I would cringe if City ever did this type of thing...
Yep. I cringe every time someone writes ”Liverpoo” on here, but I think writing Liverpool* for the next 50 years will be funny as fuck.
Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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I don’t see how this will work for lower league teams. If it’s behind closed doors they will lose thousands and it’s almost not worth it
manclad
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City finished above United at the end of the 2011/12 season on goal difference. By scoring 6 more goals scored to be exact. City won the 2 Derby games that season 1- 6 and 1-0. Figure that one out(no pun intended).Well United stated they were "Joint Winners" when we won on points, so maybe it's a red shirt thing?
I would cringe if City ever did this type of thing...
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Can you just imagine if this all becomes reality, my god the piss taking will be on another level.
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Liverpool are set to shatter a record recently held by both Chelsea and Manchester United for the most days spent at the top of the Premier League table.
But due to the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent suspension of football, this means Liverpool are on track to smash both records - which were kindly provided by Opta.
Liverpool set to smash Premier League record that can likely never be beaten
Liverpool are set to shatter a record recently held by both Chelsea and Manchester United for the most days spent at the top of the Premier League table.
But due to the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent suspension of football, this means Liverpool are on track to smash both records - which were kindly provided by Opta.
kaz7
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A nice thing,once a blue...noidea what he is saying though,i miss him
Fifa will talk to clubs about keeping the next transfer window open, possibly as far as January, to keep money flowing through football
@TeleFootball
A nice thing,once a blue...noidea what he is saying though,i miss him
kaz7
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