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Remember him playing for us, good to see him still playing to a decent standard

Here's an interesting angle of the celebrations https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGeHmcKrE/

Highgate needed a 12 goal swing to make the play-offs in the ninth tier Midland League. Final match of the season last night

Taunton relegated after losing at home to Weston 1-0 Marlon Jackson with an 84th minute winner

Didn't know that rule either I assumed it was one of those instances where an official missed a booking

No, you've got it wrong He did show him the yellow Confirmed yellow during a game is separate to in the shoot out

I assume you realise we have been doing exactly this for years? Have a look at the sales for the Leicester game where extra sections (not just corporate) became available Do they want to move? Where are those extra supporters coming from?

Already raised about 5th round onwards, but why are replays still happening in the qualifying rounds? With the crazy backlogs for many non league sides at the moment, I am sure they could benefit from needless replays too How would a side with a capacity of 10k make more moeny being at home against a team that could hold 40k? If we think VAR takes a long time, imagine how long a board of directors would take to agree on this

Blimey that's a great flashback Appeared on the early pages in this thread a while back

You should see the graphics he has on his movement - it is epic

Is word pay the only option you can use? I genuinely don't know the answer - if it is can you let me know and I can raise for you at a higher level

Interesting, but how many top clubs consistently progress to the later rounds? Also many top clubs, especially Man City they play full strength sides all the way through so they are clearly not worried What it does take away is the potential money maker from an additional game, but personally I like the idea of playing to a result on the day It also means no stupid midweek trips Agree, but ultimately how often does a smaller club get a replay with a big club?

Interesting debate on TV last weekend between key stakeholders, horses are obviously bred to be a top animal and are given a top lifestyle, but on a flipside nobody wants to see any of them pass away One thing I didn't realise last year, the group that were behind all the demo's are a group that not only want to ban horse racing but they also believe any animal should not be kept as a pet - I'm not so sure if dog / cat owners had been made aware of this they would have got the support they got Another fact highlighted, more people get killed on a daily basis in car accidents, but there are not calls to ban cars Actual deaths on courses nowadays are much lower than in the past, and it was good to see those involved with the National listen to animal welfare groups about their recommendations to improve the safety, which ultimately was much better than in previous years Behind football Horse racing is the second most watched sport in the UK, so there is clearly not that big an issue to the majority

Didn't the 3 Lions sell a replica of the shirt from around that time?

Great news for Somerset