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Finally for the first time in yonks we get one that shouldn't have been posted in NWOAT 😂

Brucey at it again? "We've had a lot of setbacks and we have to dust ourselves down and make sure we come back fighting.".... Nah, the other fraud Liam Rosenior

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46GjdRj0Lrk eat your heart out Roberto Carlos Roberto Carlos and Laurent Robert were both renowned for their exceptional left-footed shooting power and free-kick prowess, often compared in terms of their ability to score from extreme distances. TikTok +1 Roberto Carlos is widely regarded as one of the greatest left-backs in history, known for his speed (100m in 10.9s), immense strength, and ability to generate massive power and curve (approx. 140 km/h or 86.5 mph). Key Achievements: 2002 World Cup winner, multiple Champions League and La Liga titles with Real Madrid. Signature Style: Famous for the "banana kick" free-kick against France in 1997, utilizing the Magnus effect to create extreme spin. Defensive Role: Primarily a left-back, known for attacking prowess, though sometimes criticized defensively compared to peers like Maldini. Facebook +5 Laurent Robert was a French winger celebrated for his thunderous shots and direct free-kicks, particularly during his time at Newcastle United. Key Attributes: Known for his powerful, direct free-kicks from distance and "ninja" style acrobatic goals. Comparison: Often cited as the only player to come close to Roberto Carlos in terms of sheer long-range shooting power. Key Differences: Position: Roberto Carlos was a left-back/wing-back, while Laurent Robert was a left-winger. Impact/Legacy: Roberto Carlos had a more decorated career at the highest level (World Cup, multiple UCLs), while Robert is remembered for his spectacular long-range efforts. Style of Strike: While both were powerful, Carlos was known for extreme curve/swerve, whereas Robert was known for direct, piercing power.

Wot no updates during the spuds game?

What took you so long?

I baled out of watching footie in 2015 partly due to officials incompetence/corruption and only recently started watching the Toon in Europe. I watched the Villa highlights to see how sh1t they still are and watched the Citeh game after the comments on here. I won't be watching again any time soon.

Just watched MOTD for the 1st time in years.....vomit inducing blowing smoke up Citeh and not a single mention of the Toon.

A birthday win on the cards for Sir Bobby and me... feck Jenas

Adolescence star Owen Cooper gave a nod to Liverpool Football Club after he won at the Golden Globe film and TV awards. The 16-year-old rounded off his acceptance speech for best supporting actor with an "You'll never walk alone" club anthem reference.

Must be using VAR

Can't stand John Murray....spent most of this mornings sports bulletin on R4 talking about Real Madrid then says Tottenham drew 2-2 with Bayer Leverkusen.

Bustard! Think you can just swan in here and nick my joke?

What a carrion, nothing to crow about.

Zero to hero.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cly687ylvx2o

Love the squiffy underscore on the left side, so 1970's

Listening to R4extra The Ultimate Choice hosted by Steph Mcgovern with Chris MacCausland. Quite funny until they brought on Luke Edwards to comment on the footie dilemma...Mary Poppins or Frankenstein. Times must be hard.

Money doesn't buy success as Man Utd have proven 100%. From a personal view their demise is glorious to see having suffered years of gloating by their glory hunting fans.

Who in their right mind would want to join that cesspit. Money ain't everything.

The Gallowgate bogs? Took a few smacks round the head there from plod in the early 70's

I was at the Wembley losses in 74 and 76 and couldn't bring myself to watch in case I cursed it. Absolutely delighted, the monkey is finally off our back.

Abuse would lead me to walk away from Man Utd - Ratcliffe. Pile in lads

Sobering indeed. Why does Sunderland have such high alcohol deaths? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyjv38q978o Could their shite team have anything to do with it?

"The club also paid £3m in compensation to Newcastle for Ashworth" from the BBC article. Oh really?