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Take a look at this, I'd say it's full of 'character ' :

It’s referred to as a bowl because that is (as has been explained I don’t know how many times, by Meis among others) the proper term for the seating part of a contiguous stadium, irrespective of shape.

You genuinely don’t think the new place doesn’t have its own character already? Have you been down there or inside the ground? I know it’s different to Goodison, but outside and inside the ground feels anything but generic or characterless, to me.

I’d rather WW3 than normalise “they/them” tbh

If only mate. Unfortunately it's the unhinged 1% that make the decisions and always will be, even after a revolution there will be new phycos that reach positions of power and greed will once again rear it's ugly head. Like it or not all of...

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Dyche sacked no forewarning, backroom & board appointed without much notice and like you say these two signings very quick just out the blue. Very professional

I mean somebody not only took the time to write that, which lets be honest, isnt really news, but then you felt the need to share it hoppy, why hoppy, why?

Free. Actual RB. Not mental wages. PL ready. Sound. Not glamorous but sound.

In his first official interview for the Club Tete (or Kenny to his friends) revealed: "Its been a long time ambition of mine to be back up to Seamus Coleman, to finally achieve this feels this like a dream come true". "When i first learned of...

All the wasted fume over Walker…its TFG era now lads…we aren’t going to sign over the hill cast offs. Experienced, good age, free solid signing…from no where as well. Before July…trust the process

Mad that considering we signed Kyle Walker 2 weeks ago

Got to see Clint Dempsy at a local pub with Rog of Men In Blazers.

While the MLS is less than 30 years old, the academy system is even greener. It’s really only been taken seriously in the past decade or so. Before that, the path to pro soccer was through pay to play schemes (and still largely is), and then...

It's a complicated one, but I think from most people in the US you'll hear variations of the following 1) Until about 15 years ago, it was a distant 4th in terms of team sports our athletes choose to do 2) It's not in our culture. It just isn't...