Blueboy73
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Yeah I know.
I expect Ian Herbert by name Herbert by nature is one of them.
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I expect Ian Herbert by name Herbert by nature is one of them.
bobbyowenquiff
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But a great day for Jurgen when he joined the Red Bull franchise operation for a huge salary.
Blueboy73
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Our Jurgen, the great trailblazer for the "socialist club" he used to manage.
The same club founded and bankrolled by a Tory Orangeman.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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When I lived in N.Wales it was riddled with Dipper's fans.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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That's the side of their 'istry' they never seem to mention.
Clubs told no quick fix to rule changes after Man City verdict
Chief executive Richard Masters says Premier League will take “the necessary time” to make APT amendments in clear change of tone from his initial response
www.thetimes.com
Well, well, well. Bit of a change of tone from the PL.
Blueboy73
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It's not the only side they never mention either.
To be fair though they can always blame that on Chelsea fans, Belgian Police and Uefa.
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I’ve kind of lost a lot of interest in cricket over the years, having previously followed it very keenly.
But having my interest perked a little by England’s record breaking antics in Pakistan, I’ve been reading a fair few articles over the last couple of days.
The one thing that stands out is how cricket journalism is of such a higher quality than anything the top football journalists can muster up between them. It’s like comparing a Picasso with a special needs kid’s crayon scribblings.
I’m not even getting into bias, agendas and all that stuff. Just the general standard of journalism.
With most of the stuff you read on football these days, it’s almost impossible to tell if it’s come from a national newspaper’s top football guy, or some pissed up Twitter knobhead with a ‘bantz’ account.
But having my interest perked a little by England’s record breaking antics in Pakistan, I’ve been reading a fair few articles over the last couple of days.
The one thing that stands out is how cricket journalism is of such a higher quality than anything the top football journalists can muster up between them. It’s like comparing a Picasso with a special needs kid’s crayon scribblings.
I’m not even getting into bias, agendas and all that stuff. Just the general standard of journalism.
With most of the stuff you read on football these days, it’s almost impossible to tell if it’s come from a national newspaper’s top football guy, or some pissed up Twitter knobhead with a ‘bantz’ account.
plattlanebenches
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Still is.
Whilst this is true, (I've lived just outside cardiff for close on 40years now) the younger generation are almost all city thesedays. The kids of probably 15 and under are following us in big numbers. There are our shirts all over t south wales now 99% of them with haaland on the back.... even saw a few in amsterdam last week for my 50th birthday. We've gotta be the fastest growing fanbase around surely