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33 minutes ago, 1960maaan said:

Y'know?

2 minutes ago, Sleepy1968 said:

That's one more than Arsenal.

Arsenal were relegated in 1913 and dubiously elected to the First Division after WW1 when the divisions were reconstituted 

I can remember 4 'strikers' from around 82/83 that weren't the best: John Kerr from Tramere, John Palmer, dragged in from the Western League and the Kelly Brothers, Errington and Nyrere, I think they both camecfrom the Gas. All were bloody awful

27 minutes ago, Selred said:

Whose the options:

Paul Simpson (Carlisle Manager)

Keith Downing (Available post Birmingham)

Jamie McAllister (Available post Hibs)

John Pemberton (Available post Chesterfield)

Tony Docherty (Dundee Manager)

 

We've tried and failed with:

Dean Holden

Keith Millen

 

Anyone else?

30 odd years ago we tried and failed with Jimmy Lumsden!!

From that image it looks similar to an injury I sustained playing football. I'd guess he's dislocated his ankle, broken his fib and tib and badly damaged ligaments. I was playing cricket 4 months later..

George Elokobi, Graeme Le Saux and Alan Smith all had the same injury and made comebacks so hopefully Chris Basham will too

1 hour ago, Markman said:

Farnborugh 0 WSM 1 - go the Seagulls

If you haven't found out yet the draw's live on TalkSport2 at around 3:15 today

37 minutes ago, Port Said Red said:

I was a bit worried by the way he was holding his shoulder in the minutes before he came off, I think he pulled it trying to tussle with one of their players. It might be nothing, but didn't look good.

He was holding his shoulder right from the beginning of the 2nd half

29 minutes ago, Red-Robbo said:

Everton is an area of Liverpool, Queen's Park is an area of north-west London (although QPR aren't based there).

There isn't part of Stoke-on-Trent called Port Vale however. 

There is an area of Stoke called Burslem. Port Vale at one point in the dim and distant past were know as Burslem Port Vale

Agreed they are far too bright and with my ageing eyesight players and the ball were just merging in to the bright light. I can't remember what they were advertising either, again that might be an age thing. I'd still like the brightness turned down or betterstill off.

Joey Barton in Horfield? Seems apprpriate