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Gunning for Messi in all areas.
Gunning for Messi in all areas.
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7 45 pm kick offs on a saturday night coupled with 11 am on a sunday the latest premier league brainwaveOh I say his vision there was lovelyComment
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Saturday night? Why not. Friday night proved very popular.
Newcastle v Everton and Liverpool v Bournemouth the first 11am kick offs no doubtFootball without Origi is nothingComment
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Genuine question, was Friday night popular, more so than the other Sky slots?Originally posted by ChesterDave View Post
I like FNF personally, think Saturday is unnecessary. Weekday football needs to be late due to work commitments, don't see the need for Saturday.If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?Comment
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Sorry, I was being a little sarcastic :P - personally I had no love for it.
I believe Sky had the rights to 10 Friday slots and showed 3, maybe 4 of them so I think that suggests it probably wasn't popular in the wider view than the clubs involved. I only watched the one that Liverpool were involved in. I think Friday and Saturday lates are pointless. Most people will already be doing stuff with friends/family/partners so it will have limited appeal for people to give up even more of their day to football. Saturday afternoon/evening fine but I suspect most people want a break from the sport at some point of the weekFootball without Origi is nothingComment
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General Football 2017
Total overkill but not surprising. They should just give the FA a slice of the tv deal money and lift the no live footy on tele at 3pm on a Saturday rule.James Philip Milner Fanclub #1
Curtis Julian Jones Fanclub #1Comment
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Ahh, silly me.Originally posted by ChesterDave View Post
I liked having football to watch on a Friday, the format was ridiculous though.If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?Comment
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The Good news keeps on coming for Sunderland....Relegation,No manager,Sunderland assistant Paul Bracewell has left,Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes turned them down,Sunderland will be forced to pay £9.2m to Inter Milan for Argentina attacking midfielder Ricky Alvarez, 29, after losing a court case. (Sunderland Echo) And Ellis Short trying to sell the club....Ahh Good times.Last edited by Bender; 18-06-17, 11:23 AM.Comment
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The scumbag never leaves you once you played for Chelsea
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Sturridge and Salah exceptionsComment
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What did he do wrong?Originally posted by Irishnev View PostIf we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?Comment
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They do love a good ruck in that league. Seen a couple from there.The times they are a changin'.Comment
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I'm sure Connor Mcgregor will be up for another sports cover challengeOriginally posted by Gibbo View PostComment
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How far down the commentator pecking order are you if you're assigned to Chinese football on the weekend?
Above Fred doing the Kazhakstan league with your ambitions firmly set on Bob in Athens.Comment
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Okay, let's do a commentators ambition breakdown!
Rules:
1) The list have to be sorted without taking notice of the commentators nationality to not put in preferences to the model.
2) I have nothing.
3) Oh wait, excluding internationals and competitions. Club only!!
1) Champions League
2) England
3) Spain
4) Germany
5) Italy
6) Euro League
7) France
8) Portugal
9) Holland
10) Belgium
11) Brazil
12) Argentina
13 )Russia?
14) USA?
15) Turkey
16) Greece
17) China
18) Japan
19) South Africa
20) Poland?
This was a quick list before a meeting in 1 minute now so defo needs some adjustment / refinement. But I was honestly to optimistic at the Kazhak league level. Sorry Japan.Comment
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A Serie A manager has completed a 1,300km bike ride up the length of Italy, after telling his players he would do so if they avoided relegation.
Davide Nicola made the deal in April, when Crotone looked certain to go down.
But they won six of their final nine matches of the season to avoid the drop by two points, after having won just three games from their previous 29.
The 44-year-old arrived in his home town of Vigone near Turin on Sunday - nine days after leaving Crotone.
"Am I tired? I still do not feel any particular pain," he said.Modifying post.Comment
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