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Bottom of League 1 Shrewsbury town, now managed by Gareth Ainsworth, are winning 2-0 against Birmingham.

That challenge

I don't actually know what Leicester are even attempting here, its like they're trying to be defensively resolute, but they're being carved open again and again and leaving space all over their defensive third, and barely putting up a fight, and when they do get the ball they're just punting it long to a 38 year old. Its like they just met before kickoff.

That is absolutely terrible defending

Storm Bert taking its toll in the top 6 leagues. Blackburn vs Portsmouth Bradford vs Accrington Fleetwood vs MK Dons Rochdale vs Oldham Halifax vs Sutton Alfreton vs Brackley Darlington vs Hereford Scarborough vs Kidderminster All postponed

Yeah this is the answer

If Leazes Park is such a big issue, I have a solution, underground stadium 50 metres deep. The Council gets there precious park, and we get a shiny new stadium. As an aside, @TBG i'm disappointed you didn't make this post.

If we're talking unhinged one off designs (That would likely go down poorly) I would also like to see a black and white version of these two, even if they're just made during the design phase and discarded immediately

In fairness, that 4 shirt would have been really nice if it wasn't for the utterly shit sponsor

Change the collar to black and it the perfect shirt imo.

Thats better then stipes just stopping halfway up like Its something we're going to have to get used to tbh, given UEFA require the back be one flat colour for the number area.

Just looked that up, thats like the perfect kit. Please Adidas, just that please. In regards to weird designs, I often wondered what a hooped design would like like in black and white. Probably like a rugby kit tbh Wasn't there a report that the black in next seasons home kit was going to have a slight pattern on it, I wonder if its going to be a bit like Juventus' 2021/22 kit:

Just as an example, I live in Cornwall, and would love to come up and visit, and watch a game, but because of the demand, I don't have a hope of getting a ticket unless I go corporate, which costs as a minimum of £250, which i'm just not going to do.

I don't pertain to know alot about the situation with Castle Leazes, but hasn't Newcastle City Council just brought it back under their own estate portfolio, after the company they gave the lease to couldn't keep up the funding? Or am I making that up? Ultimately, the council would be a bit silly if they had objections to it, atleast in my, admittedly ill informed view. According to Kieran Maguire The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium apparently makes an average of £4.8m per match, that's £91m per year on Premier League games alone, you add in Champions League or European games and domestic games, that could easily take it above £100m, add in to the design the ability to host gigs and other sporting events you're laughing. There would be a massive amount of trickle down to the city as a whole too, and the Council would probably end up raking in a lot of money from people just being out more, and more people coming to the area, to spend in the City. It could arguably be transformative. Again, this is just fag paper maths, and i'm not an economist

Is that right now? Whats the event?

I just really don't like that bright, in your face, shade of blue, and generally prefer pastel sort of colours

Found one for the away kits:

Oh I like this game: Best: 1. 23/24 2. 22/23 3. 11/12 4. 18/19 5. 16/17 Worst: 1. 14/15 2. 13/14 3. 15/16 4. 12/13 5. 21/22

I know Castore get stick, but Puma where so much worse them them. Atleast from a design perspective. The kits always looked really cheap too.

As manager, there are only two teams that Pep Guardiola has faced that he hasn't beaten. Who are them two teams?

Gameweek 12 Leicester 1 v 4 Chelsea Arsenal 2 v 0 Forest Villa 1 v 1 Palace Bournemouth 2 v 1 Brighton Everton 1 v 1 Brentford Fulham 2 v 0 Wolves Man City 3 v 1 Spurs Southampton 0 v 2 Liverpool Ipswich 1 v 3 Man United Newcastle 1 v 1 West Ham

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