bluemoon32
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Nice to see Welbeck celebrate his goal, i detest the non celebration of goals against former clubs
100% agree, just the odds of it happening were so remote, you have to laugh reading through some of the comments on the Caf about how it should have been allowed to stand.In this instance, I think you will find that 'rules is rules'........... :-)
It'll be funny if they don't. A draw would be ideal but either losing will have comedy valueScousers are going to batter em
I played in a work 5 a side football tournament at the Pits in Ardwick a few years ago.Sat in a beach bar in Portugal with Maguires family on the next table.
Besides Brightons goals, 2 great moments when the rags scored offside goals, and his whole family went up, followed by my cerebration when it went to VAR
Now the undercard is done bring on the main event!
Reckon St. Beneathus Day may come rather early this season.It could be quite possible that the only time the Rags were above us in the table this season was when they won on the opening night of the season. If we win next weekend and they lose then there will be no coming back for them.
Ignorant fucker was barking at the poor girl behind the bar trying to find the game, scrolling through the Sky channels, daft **** didn’t even know it was on TNT until I put him right.I played in a work 5 a side football tournament at the Pits in Ardwick a few years ago.
Maguires brother was in a team in the tournament, and they all turned up in pristine England kits with Maguire on the back.
The Dad was watching and was an absolute arse hole. Constantly shouting at the ref, and his son’s team, who weren’t that great. It was a charity work event so not particularly prestigious and he was treating the kick about like the World Cup.
Harry then signed for United and I knew then the apple didn’t fall far from the tree
Looks like they were reading! :-))Brighton just need to remember to play till the Rags are on tje team bus and not let up at the final whistle, just in case