tolmie's hairdoo
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Imagine the Bellingham meltdown ;)
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Imagine the Bellingham meltdown ;)
Indeed, considering he was back to back player of the year.Even more astonishing is that KDB has never won a PL player of the month award
its grim up north
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I believe that his Dad was at Dirty Leeds when the lad was born. But I've only ever seen him in a City strip.Dan Bardell (villa fan and journo) claimed he was a boyhood Leeds fan on the Athletic.
manclad
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Get on board,Get on board, Come and join the Double DeckersIt's okay, Erling will remind them again on Wednesday!
They can't ignore a superstar, as much as it pains many of them.
Get on board, or be left standing at the station.
Take a ticket for a journey on our double decker London bus.
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Manchester United Evening News:-
"There has been a sense of inevitability to Haaland at City, and he now boasts a ridiculous 15 Premier League goals from eight matches after his third consecutive home hat-trick".
They are bloody useless.
"There has been a sense of inevitability to Haaland at City, and he now boasts a ridiculous 15 Premier League goals from eight matches after his third consecutive home hat-trick".
They are bloody useless.
bobbyowenquiff
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Haaland left Leeds at 3 weeks old. He has always been a City fan.I believe that his Dad was at Dirty Leeds when the lad was born. But I've only ever seen him in a City strip.
Arsenal’s Rwandan sponsorship comes from our taxes. The gov paid around £65m in aid to Rwanda, of which £30m was paid to Arsenal. If any sponsorship should be investigated, it is this.Rwanda, to most uk people I’d guess, is known for 3 things.
1. Being a country in Africa
2. Having a genocide between it’s peoples
3. Sponsoring Arsenal football club
If there was any ‘sportswashing’ prize given out, it would be for Arsenal and Rwanda. But it’s rarely, if ever, mentioned in sports reporting of Arsenal…
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Couldn't recollect how long his Dad was there after his birth. Thanks for the info.Haaland left Leeds at 3 weeks old. He has always been a City fan.
LangleyBlue1970
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That wink face. I’m taking it that it’s a done deal seeing as it’s you.Imagine the Bellingham meltdown ;)
:-)
(One can but dream)
...it's as though 'state sponsored' only applies to teams not in red...Arsenal’s Rwandan sponsorship comes from our taxes. The gov paid around £65m in aid to Rwanda, of which £30m was paid to Arsenal. If any sponsorship should be investigated, it is this.
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