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UEFA doing their best for Real Madrid

Just jogged over to Bellingham and took a selfie and then casually walked around for a bit. 

Played 5-a-side today. I was class. Had a good opening 10 minutes. 5 minute safety vomit. 10 minutes in goal with a strong 10 minutes outfield again when everyone else was dead. Couldn't stop me. 

1 hour ago, Jill said:

Could well be aye. 

Time for LONG TIME NO SEE REMEMBER ME FROM SCHOOL Discounts. 

Was that Krystal from School @Jill

I only know him from the cup game, which is probably not a fair representation. 

Netflix would commission that as a miniseries now

I thought that was the player's age at first. 

loanee legend on FM though

10 minutes ago, Wolfcastle said:

They experimented with it in one of the non-leagues in the mid90s.It was like free-kicks being pumped into the box. Looked horrific.

Don Howe checked it out and predictably liked it which says it all.

Long as it stays at youth level.

 

 

 

Indirect freekick basically, but you can either pass it or dribble. 

Please, your fanbase stopped caring about the FA Cup 30 minutes after the final whistle. Pathetic. 

Its not even unique to two teams.

10 minutes ago, King Billy said:

There's that £1b again.

 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68274866

When's the open top bus parade

Man U fan crying about injuries in their £1bn squad 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cq55wy2qx21o

Has he signed up to the forum, yet? If so he's a red. 

@King Billy 

I'd come back in my next life as a 4th choice keeper tbh

1 minute ago, jack j said:

My daughter played a friendly last week and they used them unofficially

Quite enjoyed it tbf.

Throw ins are one of the most pointless parts of youth football. Kids can barely throw it, nobody wants to/can control it, so the ball just fumbles about for a bit. 

Kick ins is happening at youth level in England from 24/25

I think back to the u18s squad he came from and from that backline I'm legit surprised he was the one that made it. There were easily more composed and what I thought were more intelligent defenders than him (L Storey, J Taylor, J Henderson). Even the year afterwards Alex Nicholson was better as an attacking fullback. But they were all right footed. A classic case of right place, right time and taking the opportunity. He made the most of it and must be a dream come true. 

Remember that time he came on for a cameo, kicked it out of play for a corner and then we conceded. 

Are we really at the stage we're writing off Joe Willock? Guy played when he shouldn't have, through an injury and then reinjured it. So yeah, I'm not surprised he didn't play to the levels we're used to him playing, fucker's tendon was on the verge of exploding every week. 

Why has Arnie gone back in time to shoot down Keegan's farewell chopper ride?