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Tag Archives: premier league
“If you can’t beat them – eat them”
”We will review it, and we will comment after that,” Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers said. ”Until we review it, we can’t comment on it.” Continue reading
Posted in cannibalism, football, pensions, Suarez
Tagged Asamoah Gyan, Branislav Ivanović, Dominic Adiyiah, Kevin Friend, Luis Suárez, Otman Bakkal, premier league, Suarez
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On a snowy night in Oldham
Thoughts turn to the intrepid bunch of farmers, yokelling up to Oldham this evening to cheer on Yeovil‘s Glovers at Boundary Park. Oldham in the 5th round of the cup but without a manager and heading for the relegation zone … Continue reading
Posted in champions league, corporate governance, Yeovil Town
Tagged Boundary Park, FA Cup, Gary Johnson, Lloyds Bank, Oldham, premier league, Shaftesbury, Yeovil
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City v United ; 1968 revisited (Colin Freeman’s testimony )
Just like the Premiership it’s getting tight at the top. A few weeks ago we thought it was all over. But it’s not now. Which reminds me. Is it 1968 all over again? You may not remember, so I’ll give … Continue reading
Posted in football
Tagged Bill Foulkes, Bobby Charlton, David Sadler, Nou Camp, premier league, Sunderland, United, Victoria Ground
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Lower League Football – guest post from Oliver Tapper
I love football but I think there’s a problem and that is kids these days are choosing their football club from the premier league. Little Jimmy supports Manchester United and his favourite player is Rooney. Tom supports Chelsea and his favourite … Continue reading
Posted in Yeovil Town
Tagged Bristol, Football League One, Little Jimmy, Luke Ayling, Manchester City F.C., premier league, Yeovil Town, yeovil town fc
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What football’s all about : Yeovil V Charlton
Take a step back. There are 92 teams in the football League, less than a quarter of them in the Premiership. Outside the handful of global brands that can sell out any stadium or sell some fake replicas in a … Continue reading
Posted in Yeovil Town
Tagged Cairo, Fleetwood, Football League, Huish, Kauto Star, premier league, Valley, Yeovil
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Aldershot now favourites to beat Manchester Utd
This is a once in a lifetime headline with no basis in fact. But I am dreaming. It’s hard to love a team of mercenaries purchased by some super Sheikhs but for Balotelli’s stony faced celebration alone, they were value . … Continue reading
Just watched the Wigan West Ham game on radio
Watching a Premier League Game is a marketing not a football experience. Continue reading
Keys and Gray have done women’s football a favour
Humour is the only weapon to deal with this loathsome nonsense and I am thoroughly enjoying their embarassment
Chelsea versus Tottenham
Good things come in threes Continue reading
Tagged 1, Chelsea, football, geography, London, male mortality, premier league, tottenham
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