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Okay, this is serious now.

 

I just dreamt of Ayoze scoring a great goal.  :undecided:

 

For WHO!?

For NUFC.

 

Ben Arfa runs to the byline, squares a reverse cross back into the box, Cabella feints and backheels for Ayoze. He takes a touch, feinting a shot with it but dribbling the defender instead, and squaring it into the net.

 

I can't place the opposition though, dreams are like that sometimes.

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Okay, this is serious now.

 

I just dreamt of Ayoze scoring a great goal.  :undecided:

 

For WHO!?

For NUFC.

 

Ben Arfa runs to the byline, squares a reverse cross back into the box, Cabella feints and backheels for Ayoze. He takes a touch, feinting a shot with it but dribbling the defender instead, and squaring it into the net.

 

I can't place the opposition though, dreams are like that sometimes.

 

Then it's real :lol:

 

 

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He was unreal like but I'm not dropping either of Rooney or Van Nistelrooy. Rooney will be considered our greatest of all time when he retires so who can you drop? Keane? Trying to get some balance here. :lol:

What utter nonsense and disrespectful to the likes of Denis Law, George Best , Bobby Charlton etc. that Wayne Rooney couldn't lace the boots of. You clearly know very little of the history of the club you follow.

can you really judge players you haven't seen though?

Saw Law and Best as a young boy and everyone has seen Bobby Charlton on film. I'd place Scholes,  Cantona, Giggs and even Bryan Robson above him too.

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It is, there was a similar sentiment coming from another Guardian journalist on their podcast about two or three weeks ago. Someone started listing how many players Team X needed to buy and this guy got really irate about exactly what Wilson is saying there, that the solution to everything in English football now is "buy more players"

 

It's that awful attitude that let you-know-who get away with what he has for four years.

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A Statement from Bill Darroch, Chairman of Stenhousemuir FC

Posted on Fri, 2nd Jan 2015 by Iain McMenemy

A Statement from Bill Darroch, Chairman of Stenhousemuir Football Club

Kyle Doherty

 

“I am extremely saddened to have to report that one of our Under 20s Team players, Kyle Doherty, has been found dead following a night out in Manchester.

“We are all devastated by this news and our immediate thoughts are with Kyle’s family and friends at this sad and difficult time.  Kyle was a talented footballer and had been a part of Stenhousemuir Football Club since signing for us in July 2013.  He had become a regular in our Under-20s Team and was starting to break through in to the First Team squad.  He was liked and valued by his team mates and coaches alike.  He will be missed by all who knew him.

“The entire Club is in shock at this most terrible of news and we offer our deepest condolences to Kyle’s family and friends.”

 

RIP

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My brain is not willing to adhere to the fact of life that is West Bromwich Albion.

I'm pretty sure I first heard of Alan Irvine when he was sacked the other day and Pulis took over. Just as I'm writing this I'm googling his name just to be absolutely sure it's Alan Irvine. I also did a quiz on Sporcle the other day to try and name all the teams that have played in the Premiership. I was able to name all of them bar West Bromwich fucking Albion. What an absolute black hole of irrelevance WBA is.

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