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Another great day of racing - this is really becoming quite fascinating Nice as it was seeing Brits winning every year, with Sky/Ineos no longer being so dominant, it’s a much more exciting race. Mind you, can’t help thinking that Chris Froome is lying on a sofa somewhere thinking “I would have pi5...

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I'm not religious bobinho, so best avoid that one. I just find it hard to believe nobody has been back in 50 years. Such a race to be the first, then nothing. Maybe the reason we haven’t been back is because there is f**k all there! They proved they could, but once you got all the samples you need,...

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The Pinnacle looks good. Just to throw one more in the mix, If you think you're going to mostly be on the roads https://www.evanscycles.com/cannondale-synapse-al-tia-2020-road-bike-EV360796" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The Synapse is an 'endurance' bike designed for comfort over l...

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jdrobbo wrote:A new rule for something that will happen once every twenty or thirty years? Fair enough.

Yeah, just like two ties in one game of cricket.

“Sod it, just give to whoever score most boundaries. It’ll never happen anyway.”

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ClaretTony wrote:Members of Burnley Disabled Supporters Group used the facility at the end of last season and they were delighted with the result.

...which is all that really matters. But hey, we’re Burnley fans - we need something to moan about.

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tiger76 wrote:The op does know Villa have an owner who's worth billions,this may just help their spending spree.

If he’s willing to shell out 25m on Mings, I would suggest Villa’s owner certainly has more money than sense.

Also suggests we’re significantly undervaluing Tarkowski.

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They didn’t exactly start with much urgency either. Strange performance all round.

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Steve1956 wrote:Nice surprise the Pet Shop Boys....oh goody.

Careful - rileybobs will hang you for homophobia.

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...and Brandon Flowers looks a bit like Rob Brydon.

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By the way, he Killers are shite as well!

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You said he looked like Lukaku and sounded like Dizzee Rascal. Neither of which are true. It was just an ignorant comment to make. I think he looks like Lukaku - other people do too. Sometimes I say that a white person looks like another white person, and you may agree or disagree, but because it h...

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Rileybobs wrote: True brother. All black people look and sound the same!!

Did I say that?

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So that was Stormzy? I thought it was Romelu Lukaku doing a Dizzee Rascall tribute act!

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Jakubs Tash wrote:SD heavily fancied by the bookies....

Which ones? Paddy Power have him at 20/1.

If their Arab takeover is happening, no way will they go for a manager like Dyche - they’ll want a “Name”. If it isn’t, Dyche isn’t daft enough to get into bed with Ashley.

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Spijed wrote:Sri Lanka have a tough run-in, so should be ok....

....Hopefully

Tougher than Australia, India and New Zealand???

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tim_noone wrote:Are we any closer to knowing yet?

‘Fraid not. The only thing I took from tonight is how bloody depressing it is that one of those people will be our next Prime Minister.

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A team of lard-bellied 30 stone 60 year olds playing walking football would tear any women's team a new one without breaking sweat. They did. Did you not see “Harry’s heroes” beating the Crystal Palace women’s team? To be fair though that’s only half the story. From the bits I’ve seen, it’s a lot m...

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The coldest experience I’ve ever had at a football match was Blackpool away the season we went up with Coyle. Went in full thermals and ski gear, and still freezing my nits off.

Worth it for Kalvenes’s late winner though!

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edison wrote:Every. Single. Year

If I recall, the day before leaks have been spot-on for the last couple of years.

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Im_not_Robbie_Blake wrote:Alastair is on the Jeremy Vine programme. One caller suggested that he could be the best leader Labour never had.

....but could he yet become that leader?!!!

He’d need to become an MP first.

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Quadraphenia - the Who
Sound Affects - the Jam
Imperial bedroom - Elvis Costello
London Calling - The Clash
Different Class - pulp
Favourite Worst Nightmare - Arctic Monkeys

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If jayrod is available for £5m and we bid £16m for the same player last year, what on earth can hold this up?

Plus, why not use some of the money saved to get Adams over the line?

Please, just for once, f**kin get on with it!

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brexit wrote:I am eager for the next part of this

Sorry to disappoint your Brexiteer fantasies, but she was just canvassing for the local elections! Proud to say I helped her lose her seat last time out...

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Two bonus points before lunch but the forecast from around 3pm today for the rest of the week is awful with weather warnings for Worcester tomorrow and Wednesday. It would be nice to get three quick wickets and that last bowling point after lunch before the heavens open. Apart from this match, this...

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brexit wrote:£10 on McVey @ 175 to 1
Women is perfect leadership material, scouser, nearly a northern MP, would switch off a life support machine to charge her phone.

I had Esther McVey on my doorstep once

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Did she mention Boris Cnut at all?

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Definitely a fence there, but it seems strange that they would do the Bee Hole End before the Longside. Presumably it was a work in progress at that point, which would give you your answer.

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Quickenthetempo wrote:I have narrowed the pitchside fences being erected, to between the stoke game on January 6th 1980 and the Brentford game the next season in October 1980.

Thankyou I will keep looking for references in between these games.

that would kind of suggest the summer of 1980...

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Wow - a proper homer of a ref at the Turf. Never been seen since!

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The principal that it can only be one or the other is ridiculous. Every other club is trying to do both because they feel the two go hand in hand. Improved facilities and increased capacity can have a long term relationship with success on the pitch. But the Chairman and some narrow minded Burnley ...

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Bloody hell. Here we are about to go into our 5th season as a top flight football in 6 years, and we have a 3 page thread of people whinging about the state of the ground! We started to prioritise the ground ahead of the team last time we were at this level for any length of time and it didn’t end w...

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I've put £20 on him @16/1. Don't really know much about him but lots of the others are unelectable to the public and when they have leadership elections the Tories always seem to pick outsiders going right back to Thatcher even. One of the few acceptable faces of the Tory party these days, but even...

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Devils_Advocate wrote:If this happens its bad news for Burnley but good news for English football in general

Really? Only it the sense that it once again confirms the premier league as the world’s premier dick-swinging contest for the unimaginably wealthy. Not really sport, is it?

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Looks like one of farage’s immigration posters.

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Ffs Rory Stewart as PM. Just watched this guy doing an interview he has zero charisma, looks a cross between Mr Zippy and a vicar. I might vote for Boris but never Stewart who looks weak and is unelectable Might not be the most charismatic, but he’s one of the few tories who talks in a sensible, ba...

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tim_noone wrote:I think it's Jeremy.

I think it’s rhyming slang.

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City are he subject of an FFP inquiry which could see them chucked out of the Champions League, but don’t hold your breath...

I was more referring to cases like Brighton - £230m in hock to Tony Bloom, yet he “lent” them another £32m last season.

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What exactly is the rule with regard to director loans?

I thought beyond a certain level,directors/owners could only pump money in as equity, yet several still seem to be giving big loans despite the clubs being £100s of millions in debt to them already.

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An immensely puerile act that is unjustifiable on any sort of political, intellectual or moral basis.

F***ing funny though...

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I would argue he’s more of a lying, cheating tosser than most politicians.

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Clarets4me wrote: Meanwhile, in the real world, British " Pop " music outsells any other Country in the world apart from the United States

I’ve never understood the point of this event for this very reason, even back in the days when we got a fair crack of the whip.

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One of the great nights. Helluva journey down, but the locals were all very welcoming when we arrived - all smiles and handshakes and “well done for coming.”

Very different on the walk back to the car...

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He simply cannot speak fluently and it drives me mad ,I think one of the most important skills of any so called leader be it in politics or even sport is to communicate clearly to the people your trying to convince.. Boris Johnson is a highly educated and (though he hides it well) a very intelligen...

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I never knew that was a thing.

Still, how did he manage to cut his leg playing it? He must’ve climbed on the table?!!

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COBBLE wrote:Might help keep him at BFC for a bit longer.

Not sure that’s true. He might conclude that if he wants an England career, he will have to move to a “big”
Club.

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deanothedino wrote:Ever considered that it might be because we’re so bad at getting the ball forward that he is caught offside so often?

I suspect it’s more down to his own lack of mobility.

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I know his scoring record is good but I still find Wood a difficult footballer to like.

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tim_noone wrote:By tammy abram...

I hope by the you meant “bye” Tammy Abraham and not “buy” Tammy Abraham.

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“Be all and end all”? No, but I’d rather be here than not, and if you don’t want to see your team play at the highest possible level, there isn’t a lot of point to it all. Having said that, the history of clubs like ours suggests our time at the top level will be limited, and I’d like to have someth...

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Like a lot of refs he obviously craves attention. Jumping up and down and going mad to celebrate is one thing, climbing on a barrier when you’re one of the country’s leading refs is quite another. He’s 50 years old for Christ’s sake!

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