Gazred
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What a fantastic barnet...
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1 hour ago, Davefevs said:
It would quite possibly be (one of) the highest ever tribunal fee if he maintains his trajectory.
He's sure to be in the next Eng u21 cycle. Is that a consideration at all?
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Just now, elhombrecito said:
The answer is almost always this:
Been there but my shorts were longer!
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Really nice reading the memories of those who were around in his playing days. Says it all.
More to come I'm sure.
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Just now, elhombrecito said:
Nigel is indeed our lord and saviour.
Whenever you reach a crossroads or dilemma in your life, ask yourself...what would Nige do?
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13 minutes ago, Northern Red said:
Before my time but undoubtedly a legend of the club.
RIP.
Same here mate. Every part a fabric of the club we now support.
Respect is certainly due.
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They obviously have no idea what's been happening at the club the last 5 or 6 years.
NP has spent the last 18 months tearing down an overpriced, not fit for purpose football club and laying some solid foundations.
He could leave tomorrow and he's still done a good job.
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Sad news. Along with Gow and Atyeo, he was one of my Dad's favourite players of all time.
RIP
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The thought of him going to Bournemouth is of course a little uninspiring but if they stump up the cash where other clubs haven't, then fair play to them. They'll have made a fantastic signing and a sound investment ahead of bigger clubs.
If he wants to play Prem football most weeks, it's a good move. Given his very young age, a year or two there would do his career no harm and would be a a decent stepping stone for his next move.
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He never did take any prisoners.
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13 minutes ago, soultrader said:
Will he say Ni ?
He's just here for a shrubbery.
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20 minutes ago, Davefevs said:
If they'd been financially sound and sustained Championship football they might not of had to sell or could of demanded more. Must be painful selling to such a small club as ourselves.
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Another entry on Barton's CV.
https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/joey-barton-stadium-ban-bristol-8583815
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Fully expecting some sort of national coverage then over to the broadcast at 2.30pm for round the regional grounds, manager interviews etc before local commentary.
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Would of been a big scalp in context. He gave it his best. He's a dogged kind of player. Age and mileage not on his side these days.
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What's that line from Star Wars...You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
Mos Eisley Stadium.
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Gutted for him, so close and had to come from further back than he would of liked.
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Assaults a woman and basically ends up getting fined 2 weeks wages. Pathetic.
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9 minutes ago, Red Army 75 said:
Lost their moral compass
over on the blue side
Found it...
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6 minutes ago, Lanterne Rouge said:
Mind you, I wouldn`t want to be identified as a neighbour who objects given what their dribbling morons are likely to do if they find out who you are.
Remember when the most deluded one of all of them, Henbury Sag suggested they take a crap in the freezers at Sainsbury`s for revenge for the UWE falling through?
I wouldn’t rule out anything at this point with the current incumbents through the club.
They are a pox on many things.
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10 minutes ago, Lanterne Rouge said:
So, it looks like they used to own the houses that are affected but presumably sold them off at some time in the past - probably to finance one of their many promotion pushes.
Bet they wish they hadn`t now.
Yep, you can only sell them once.
Flogged the family silver there and for what?
I'd laugh out loud if the new owners objections put a stop to their new shed.
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Always amazes me that they can turn it on so late in a race at the top of a mountain.
Brilliant to watch and it's still early days.
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1 hour ago, richwwtk said:
I drive around a lot for work, and this means I also listen to a lot of podcasts. Anyone got any good recommendations? I keep running out of new episodes!
My Favourites would be...
A History Of Rock Music in 500 Songs by Andrew Hickey - Miles and away the best thing in podcast world in my opinion. If you have any interest in rock music at all this is an absolute tour de force. He's up to episode 166 so far I think, you tend to get a new one every 2-3 weeks.
The Constant - A History of Getting Things Wrong - It's a history podcast of sorts, but fairly irreverent and very well presented
Cautionary Tales - Another history podcast of sorts, but once again very well presented and generally has a lesson to teach relevant to things happening today
Others on my current subscription list are The Rest Is Politics, The Rest Is History, The Bugle, The Trawl, No Such Thing As A Fish, Non Censored, We Can Be Weirdos, Skeptoid, Historical Blindness, Tony Robinson's Cunningcast and History Of English Podcast
Some are political so won't be for everyone.
What I try quite often but tend to get bored with very quickly are comedians having special guests in (usually other comedians) and having a 'chat'.
I do like Cautionary Tales, very good.
I can recommend Futility Closet if you like your historical trivia. They've stopped making them now and the first 20 or so are a bit rough on the production front but there are over 300 Eps so good to work backwards through them.
Learnt a lot of random stuff from that pod.
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12 minutes ago, W-S-M Seagull said:
I think he's a Grealish+
His style is very similar however he has defensive attributes that Grealish doesn't have.
Scott could play as a winger but I think his attributes would possibly be wasted there.
2 minutes ago, Davefevs said:I see him more like (not the same) Gerrard and Bellingham than I do Grealish.
I think this goes some way to showing what an exciting talent he is. It's hard to put a "the next..." type label on him. Moves like Grealish on the ball, combatative and intelligent in midfield like a Gerrard or Bellingham but hard to make direct comparions to other players out there. Versatile but not a classic utility type either.
He's fairly unique as a young up and coming English player. Worth every penny for whoever coughs up the cash IMO.
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Geoff Twentyman replacement
in Football Chat
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Shame. I used to work at the BBC some years ago and always found her to be one of the nicest people there.
Geoff also a nice guy, always had time for a quick chat about City in passing. He told me we were signing Brian Wilson a couple days before it was announced. My only ITK moment!