English Football
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English Football
I know I am new here, and this has nothing to do with Spain (apart from the english bar I was in) but can I congratulate my team for 35 years Manchester City on beating the team from Salford?
I am really chuffed!
I am really chuffed!
#2
Re: English Football
Well done City.
Hopefully we will see a long overdue change in the pecking order.
Hopefully we will see a long overdue change in the pecking order.
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I'm not a fan of either, but delighted to see United lose! And to see Ferdinand performing at the end was the icing on the cake.
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And talking about sport, brilliant Lewis, great drive.
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I seem to remember it was one of the other team performing that sparked that off
Glad to see an interesting F1 race though with a brilliant win by Hamilton
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Fingers crossed Spurs dump Man City out of the top 4 places.
How refreshing it is to see a good honest football club near the top.
How refreshing it is to see a good honest football club near the top.
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Hmmm Honest? I too hope that Spurs make the top 4, and they're very close to becoming my London team - as I live in London now, I have to chose one. But I'm really not sure that the team of El Tel, and the various divers (and yes I know other teams try to hoodwink the ref for penalties) would meet my idea of "honest". As for their moving to Stratford - well there are some things in football I will never understand...
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All teams dive that's not what I meant. I meant honest as in a genuine club & team of players who want to play for the fans rather than whores selling out to the highest bidder.
Man City fans are among the biggest hypocrites having claimed for decades that they are a family club but now they can't wait to BUY success. Their victory over Gillingham still sickens me.
Out of interest steviedeluxe why do you have to 'chose' a team? Surely if you're a true football fan you'll support your local team.
Man City fans are among the biggest hypocrites having claimed for decades that they are a family club but now they can't wait to BUY success. Their victory over Gillingham still sickens me.
Out of interest steviedeluxe why do you have to 'chose' a team? Surely if you're a true football fan you'll support your local team.
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Out of interest steviedeluxe why do you have to 'chose' a team? Surely if you're a true football fan you'll support your local team.
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Hmmm Honest? I too hope that Spurs make the top 4, and they're very close to becoming my London team - as I live in London now, I have to chose one. But I'm really not sure that the team of El Tel, and the various divers (and yes I know other teams try to hoodwink the ref for penalties) would meet my idea of "honest". As for their moving to Stratford - well there are some things in football I will never understand...
Lttle wonder that the UK Prem. is still the most popular league for viewers Worldwide