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bluethrunthru
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Anyone noticed that Gary Neville has astro-turf rather than grass. The programme that the BBC did about Rooney - he has it at his gaff too.
Plastics?
sorry mate you talking in the garden of on Rooneys head?
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worsleyweb
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The BBC are so far up the RAG's arse it is unbelievable.
Not a far comment that. There is not another programme on about them tonight.
jay_mcfc
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That was brilliant. Look forward to next week.
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worsleyweb
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RagThat was brilliant. Look forward to next week.
Despite the rag angle it is a good fly on the wall insight into the reality of running a non-league football team.
They had a cracking start but it soon turned sour. The manager has just been given the boot and the team have no confidence.
I felt quite sorry for the partner of that player who has been suffering from depression. He was earning £9k a week when he was with Wigan and is now getting £300 for Salford...... and warming his arse on the bench. It must be a total mind fuck.
They had a cracking start but it soon turned sour. The manager has just been given the boot and the team have no confidence.
I felt quite sorry for the partner of that player who has been suffering from depression. He was earning £9k a week when he was with Wigan and is now getting £300 for Salford...... and warming his arse on the bench. It must be a total mind fuck.
Blumers Bloomers
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I defy any true football fan not to enjoy this programme
Gotta take your blue tinted specs off for an hour mind
Gotta take your blue tinted specs off for an hour mind
Didsbury Dave
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Enjoyable watch, that was. I'd like them to have filmed the manager being sacked.
Fly on the wall football documentaries rarely disappoint. It's the dressing room shouting that makes it.
Nothing compares with John Sutton though
Fly on the wall football documentaries rarely disappoint. It's the dressing room shouting that makes it.
Nothing compares with John Sutton though
cleavers
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Working tonight, and would have turned it off at home on principle, but everyone else wanted to watch it, so had no choice really.
It was actually not what I thought it would be, the bbc sticking their tongue up the rag arses.
It was very much about the club, and the people at it, and how the changes being made are affecting a grass root football club, some for the good, some not, much better than I expected, and as Blumers Bloomers says quite watch able, and it wasn't in anyway the biased rag propaganda I expected.
It was actually not what I thought it would be, the bbc sticking their tongue up the rag arses.
It was very much about the club, and the people at it, and how the changes being made are affecting a grass root football club, some for the good, some not, much better than I expected, and as Blumers Bloomers says quite watch able, and it wasn't in anyway the biased rag propaganda I expected.