mothbanquet wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 7:00 pm Reckon we'll be able to divert Brentford's bus and kidnap Benrahma before the deadline?

Just watched Benrahma's reverse nutmeg goal against Fulham. He is a wizard.
He was pointing to the name on his shirt as if to say come and get me.

This reminds me of the time i was pedalling up a steep hill on my bike that had no gears. And to get some purchase I was standing up on the pedals... when the chain slipped and my love nuts came crashing down on the bar of the bike, and I ended up rolling in the ditch by the side of the road, making...

I like tha' maroon shurt it wid go weel wae ma roon shooders.

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Love the City fan who said he expected a 1-0 game decided on a penalty as both teams park the bus. At least someone over their way has a sense of humor. Well if Mike Dean wants to be the star of the show then I expect there will be a few penalties. Luke will have to start practicing the Ayling flop...

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By strict definition someone is caught on the horns of a dilemma... a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially ones that are equally undesirable. Are we saying that anyone who replaces Harrison is an inferior selection no matter who they are? ...

I love these online auction sites. I sold my homing pigeon six times last month.

 



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Wot a rotten Ref. One Leeds fans said that Dean would be so annoyed at all the Bielsa/Guardiola talk, that he’ll go “out of his way to make it all about him!” Another said, “oh lordy. Welcome to the Mike Dean show…”, while another said he would be “box office”. A prediction from another Leeds suppor...

think no more about the stars in the sky it is just a black cloth thrown over the heavens by the flat earth Santa and he has painted little stars on it... and during the daytime he whips the black cloth away and the stars disappear. the flat earth is just like a big bird cage... a sort of Dome and i...

Autumn arrives in the front yard

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When pace disappears, positional sense becomes more important. I remember Jari Litmanen who played for Ajax and Liverpool, at the end of his career he seemed to have a 5 m circle around about him that no one entered, and from there he sprayed passes in every direction which often resulted in goals. ...

give up man a fish and he will eat for a day teach a man to fish on his wife will have peace for a whole weekend.

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Klich, DAVE, Harrison, Bamford GOAL all in slow mo from all different angles... glorious, and the celebrations are as good as the goal.
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never judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes then it doesn't matter you are a mile away and you got his shoes

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With a name like lumiukko do you have a Finnish connection?

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1964white wrote:Look at Ayling's face he knew Bamford's header was going in

Bamford himself said it went in off his nose so it was not a header it was a noser.

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Poveda looks really good when he is traveling at pace and going forward towards the byline... however if he cuts inside, as he did yesterday then he looks rather lightweight if someone stands him off, and can be easily robbed of the ball. Both him and Alioski are of a similar build and seem not to d...

Tactical sub to hold onto the scoreline, Bielsa actually admitted he regretted not taking Bamford instead in the post-match. Rodrigo looked an instant improvement on Roberts, had some moments of quality but still in the process of building up fitness and establishing that link with the other attack...

POSITIVE - Poveda running at the oppositions defence. A lovely sight to see.

NEGATIVE - Didn't see Wilder weeping into his beer

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Meslier... Kiko who?
Koch... my name is Robin I must apologise for not playing better
Dallas... boyo galloped about loike 'e was on a hairse
Klich... the polish resistance
Harrison... my sweet Lord
Bamford... the friend of Faaip

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