Battling relegation in the Premier League is a luxury compared to that!
Kids these days...don't know good they got it, eh?
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Kids these days...don't know good they got it, eh?
Heh. I just need to find three other Yorkshiremen here and we're set.
Back when you were young, you didn't have threee Yorkshiremen to talk to. You had to talk to yourself all day...IF you were lucky!
Talk? Talk?! I was too busy grafting at t'mill to talk! Etc, etc.Back when you were young, you didn't have threee Yorkshiremen to talk to. You had to talk to yourself all day...IF you were lucky!
Anyway, in other news it appears Manchester City have made an approach to Arsenal for Gael Clichy. If he's set on a move, I reckon Arsenal could do worse than try and get Shay Given as part of the deal...
You absolutely read my mind, aloofman.
Your link didn't work BTW, but here's a version with Rowan Atkinson subbing in for Chapman.
That's odd. It works for me.
Speaking as an archaeologist specializing in the industrial revolution, I find Yorkshire stereotypes fascinating.
That would be a good deal for Arsenal. They badly need a quality keeper. Though starting Mad Jens next season would be simply amazing from an entertainment standpoint.
It's probably on my end then, my workstation is pretty buttoned up by the powers that be...
Some teams have started playing already:
Fulham 3 - 0 NSI Runavik
Martin Jol decided to play his strongest lineup available against a part-time team from the Faroe Islands.
Fulham 3 - 0 NSI Runavik
Martin Jol decided to play his strongest lineup available against a part-time team from the Faroe Islands.
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The respective statures of the teams can be seen in their grounds – NSÍ Runavík's stadium has a capacity of 2,000. By comparison, our local non-League side we go to see a couple of times a year has a capacity of 3,000.
That said, Runavík Stadium isn't approved by UEFA for the Europa League so they play their home ties at the much larger Tórsvøllur – which only holds 6,000.
On the subject of stadia, you could quite comfortably fit the entire population of the Faroes in Newcastle United's St James' Park.
That said, Runavík Stadium isn't approved by UEFA for the Europa League so they play their home ties at the much larger Tórsvøllur – which only holds 6,000.
On the subject of stadia, you could quite comfortably fit the entire population of the Faroes in Newcastle United's St James' Park.
Here's the new England away shirt then, as mentioned yesterday from what I've seen it looks quite nice, although the thing that immediately stands out is the colour...
...namely that it isn't red, our traditional second-choice hue the first non-red away shirt since the grey one worn at Euro 96, unless I'm mistaken.
...namely that it isn't red, our traditional second-choice hue the first non-red away shirt since the grey one worn at Euro 96, unless I'm mistaken.
You are correct, first non-red away shirt since euro 1996. Here is the keeper's jersey that goes with it:
Speaking as an archaeologist specializing in the industrial revolution, I find Yorkshire stereotypes fascinating.
It's all true. Jaffa Cake was dead easy to spot at the MacRumors picnic due to his flat cap and whippet.
You are correct, first non-red away shirt since euro 1996. Here is the keeper's jersey that goes with it:
Looks like a bloody chewing gum packet!
Christ on a bike...
Aye, 'tis true.It's all true. Jaffa Cake was dead easy to spot at the MacRumors picnic due to his flat cap and whippet.
Good Lord, is that really the keeper's jersey?? It looks straight out of 1991!
It's all true. Jaffa Cake was dead easy to spot at the MacRumors picnic due to his flat cap and whippet.
hey,that keeper shirt will carry the burden of preventing goals alone, by making the enmies strikers black out from sickness
[Deluded En-ger-lund supporter mentality]It's just a shame that our 'keeper will be immortalised wearing that shirt when we win Euro 2012.[/Deluded En-ger-lund supporter mentality]
Given your current FIFA ranking, a semifinal appearance is pretty much a given, eh?
Probably against your karmic nemesis, zee Germans.
Wolves and Spurs bosses face sack over appalling league position.
Its the closest the division has been for years, said pundit Alan Shearer.
Theres literally nothing to separate them and any one of twenty teams could go down. Or finish mid-table. Or win the league."
Had to smile even though they spelt Molineux wrong.
Its the closest the division has been for years, said pundit Alan Shearer.
Theres literally nothing to separate them and any one of twenty teams could go down. Or finish mid-table. Or win the league."
Had to smile even though they spelt Molineux wrong.
I think it's a sign that I'm getting older when I can't recall where I've put something I was using 10 minutes ago but can remember both of those FA Cup final last minute dramas.
Now why did I come upstairs?
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Thought that gave you superpowers.
The England keeper's shirt looks like it was inspired by tile spacers.
Cheers,
OW
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