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I think that makes it all the more admirable that he didn’t buckle under the pressure. He was always fair to City.

Stuart Brennan was always worth reading too. He always told it straight.

" "Daft Donald " is that the man that used to walk up and down Washway Road pushing a barrow?

I just saw a story on Instagram from BBC Sheffield, a young boys mum told a wonderful story. Her son had been invited to the club because he was a Sheffield United supporter. They had been trying to raise money for a defiblirator that the young boy could take to matches because he had heart...

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Is that the one with the Polar Bear? " It's frothy man!" I used to love that.

I remember reading about FFP back in the day. I remember reading that clubs that had a lot of debt would be banned from the Champions League. It's strange that now debt doesn't count. I can't imagine why that might be.

It just shows though how easily led by the media some people are. It always used to be " top four " now it's " top 6". These supporters spouting shite talking about "history " like to maintain it's " cheating " because City broke the " rules" rules that didn't exist for over a hundred years...

I don't know very much at all about Finnish football but there is a team, ROPS in Rovaniemi which is the capital of Lapland.

I would try to help but I don't know anything much about ice hockey in Finland. I have heard of HJK and there is I think HIFK from Helsinki.

1 " ..an explanation" Has anyone told him yet?

If it wasn't for "interference", "history " would look very different.

I'm sure we all did. Some team's supporters though, despite being grown up are still listening and repeating parrot fashion the shite they are fed from the media.

Brilliant! That's the second time I have had tears in my eyes from laughing so much this evening. The first time was putting the game on just in time to see the winning goal.

I think it was about fatigue caused by injuries and playing too many games and how United were in a better position as a result. It's not easy operating on a shoestring budget.

Or "Blame it on the Boogie," the grass, the officials, the weather, the interviewer judging by the post match interview, anything but them because as always it's not their fault.

It might have been more effective to feign a head injury?

The nation was saved from hearing the national anthem booed in front of a world wide audience and the opposition crowd were saved from a shower of spit if they managed to lift the trophy.

This reminds me of a Cyndi Lauper song " True Colours."

Same here. I never thought that would be possible.