Media Discussion - 2023/24
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Yes, it tells you that he's in a proper criminal trial that's still ongoing.
Hes the left back remember
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Brazil on TS earlier talking to Gabby.
'I'm just reading some news on Joe Lewis here, but we wont go into that lets move on'
Maybe Lewis has done a deal with TS same as he has done with US courts to avoid prison sentence.
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Sublime bit of business..........They never miss an opportunity, no matter how small
Man City are the biggest culprits of moving the ball before free kick
Toney's strike - after he moved the ball before striking the free kick - became a wide issue of discussion after it helped the Bees equalise against Forest before Thomas Frank's side won 3-2.www.dailymail.co.uk
york away to this!
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Ex scouse goalie wheeled out on 5.live this morning. Scousers so fabulous for bringing on 532 kids last night and battling to the final.
Seemingly they're at such a disadvantage as man city have a "much bigger squad"...
Seemingly they're at such a disadvantage as man city have a "much bigger squad"...
I can’t stand that fella, he tries to provoke interviewees with mind numbing questions and thinks he’s being clever. It’s counter intuitive as a lot of his guests are MP’s who are far better versed in rhetoric (bullshit) than he is, being a Rag just makes me hate him more.
Chris Kirkland? Think as fuck.
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Despite being outraged by Brentford's goal, Nottingham Forest are technically the worst offenders in the study by the Athletic - though bizarrely, Nuno Espirito Santo's side have only had two attacking free kicks, with the team moving the ball once from both scenarios.
The biggest culprits are Premier League champions Manchester City, who have had 20 attacking free kicks this season, moving the ball eight times.
Among the major sides who have only moved the ball once from a kick are Tottenham (from eight free kicks), Aston Villa (from 11) and Man United (also from 11).
Arsenal and Chelsea are yet to attempt it this season, despite the Blues having 15 attacking free kicks thus far.
WTF! ¯\_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...am-Forest-two-major-sides-attempt-season.html
Despite being outraged by Brentford's goal, Nottingham Forest are technically the worst offenders in the study by the Athletic - though bizarrely, Nuno Espirito Santo's side have only had two attacking free kicks, with the team moving the ball once from both scenarios.
The biggest culprits are Premier League champions Manchester City, who have had 20 attacking free kicks this season, moving the ball eight times.
Among the major sides who have only moved the ball once from a kick are Tottenham (from eight free kicks), Aston Villa (from 11) and Man United (also from 11).
Arsenal and Chelsea are yet to attempt it this season, despite the Blues having 15 attacking free kicks thus far.
WTF! ¯\_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...am-Forest-two-major-sides-attempt-season.html
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Man_City_Loyal
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How have RM managed that?
He's admitted his guilt though.
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