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Just tell Nedum to throw in a massive giggle every couple of sentences, then we’ll be sound

The owners are not the same thing as the club, and it wasn’t even the same owners Our gripe is with the likes of Levy, Kroenke, Glazers, Fenway, and in this case Garlick

It’s usually the same faces involved in the draw

Did the house beat the cr*p out of you and leave you on the pavement?

Although we did, just not then

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https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/12232440/des-buckingham-interview-new-zealand-u20-world-cup-success-and-olympic-hopes-to-city-football-group Bbc article on Des Buckingham career up to Melbourne for ya Joe

RB Leipzig could make worse appointment

Are you hinting at Will Still there, Mifred? Ça Va?

I never noticed :p

Des Buckingham, still only 38 so by that timeframe he’d be coming here as an assistant at 40, plenty young He’s managed Wellington Phoenix, Oxford’s youth team under Wilder (where he’s credited with graduating 24 youth players), New Zealand’s youth team, and Stoke City’s youth team under...

If anyone thinks he wouldn’t be a fantastic addition they need to have a cold shower and a coffee to sober up. We will bring in a couple of younger midfield reinforcements in the summer and the old guard will continue to move on. But even if we had a full midfield of 70 year olds we’d be...

Wow, the last team to win a UCL final without a Croat in it was 2012 Chelsea under Di Matteo. With the Croat Ollic losing out on penalties that year.

Well, it’s more likely to be home cos they like to give em home draws ;) But last time I checked there’s no market to bet on that.

Crooked reasons

If they’re on Gill’s dime it certainly does

The weighting of the coin would be the equivalent of hot and cold balls though, which is the point of debate.

Didn’t realise they got Brighton?

A lot, lot easier than 10/10 one side

The odds of that same event happening nine times in a row adds up though You’re not predicting a single event nine consecutive times, you’re predicting nine consecutive events