Agree with above, good thread, would read again.
Al Rayyan SC
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TimHowardsBeardJuice
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The 9th minute applause for the 9 indentured servants killed in stadium construction and entombed in the concourse concrete, i shed tears during the video tribute not gonna lie, you can have your cancer kids
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Forza Lions!
Forza Lions!
Yarrgh
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Superb!
zukai12_
Player Valuation: £35m
Just like our Blessed team
Mind your car mate ?
Drico
Player Valuation: £70m
As opposed to Senor Benitez's "Fachticos"?
zukai12_
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I've been calling the the craplacticos but i prefer yours
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Qatari govt all over us now after this legendary thread
You mean a decade did you?
We go again!
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Al-Ahli host the Fierce of Al Raayan this Saturday, October 2nd at 7:15pm Arabian Standard Time (4:15pm GMT, 12:15pm EST, 9:15am PST) or Sunday, October 3rd at 2:15am for the many al Raayan supporters in Sydney, Australia. This match will, of course, be played at the Hamad bin Khalifa Stadium.
Al-Ahli SC (not to be confused with al-Ahli Saudi FC), founded in 1950, are the oldest club in Qatari football.
Despite this illustrious history, Al Ameed (Brigadier) have never won the league. Interestingly, they played a friendly against Santos in 1973.
Al-Alhi hold the league record for attendance when they packed an astounding 10,142 fans on the final match day of 2014. They are an inspiration.
Last year, al-Ahli finished fifth in the league, two places below our beloved Lions. Last year's match was a 1-1 draw.
Currently, al-Ahli are seventh in the league while al Raayan are eighth.
Al-Ahli have a potent attacking trio; having scored a total of one goal in their first four matches.
Should be a hard-fought three points.
Up the Fierce!
vs. Al-Ahli host the Fierce of Al Raayan this Saturday, October 2nd at 7:15pm Arabian Standard Time (4:15pm GMT, 12:15pm EST, 9:15am PST) or Sunday, October 3rd at 2:15am for the many al Raayan supporters in Sydney, Australia. This match will, of course, be played at the Hamad bin Khalifa Stadium.
Al-Ahli SC (not to be confused with al-Ahli Saudi FC), founded in 1950, are the oldest club in Qatari football.
Despite this illustrious history, Al Ameed (Brigadier) have never won the league. Interestingly, they played a friendly against Santos in 1973.
Al-Alhi hold the league record for attendance when they packed an astounding 10,142 fans on the final match day of 2014. They are an inspiration.
Last year, al-Ahli finished fifth in the league, two places below our beloved Lions. Last year's match was a 1-1 draw.
Currently, al-Ahli are seventh in the league while al Raayan are eighth.
Al-Ahli have a potent attacking trio; having scored a total of one goal in their first four matches.
Should be a hard-fought three points.
Up the Fierce!
Lord Buckethead
Player Valuation: £35m
How are you supposed to wave that in someone's ear on Transfer day? It's much bigger than our Blue on... oh. It's a finger.
As you were.
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