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'OGC Nice have released a statement in response to the story surrounding their 22-year-old player Alexis Beka Beka. The young Frenchman was rescued from a bridge by the fire service this afternoon after threatening to end his life. A statement from Jean-Pierre Rivere, president of the Ligue 1 club, read: “Above all, we are relieved that everything ended well today for Alexis. He was taken care of. “We will continue to respect medical confidentiality and we ask everyone to do the same and respect their privacy. “We are in his support as well as that of the entire club.”'

What's happened to him?

A good number of ex-players playing for both clubs: Dickov, Paul Gallagher, Tim Flowers; amongst others am pretty sure.

The 'Golden Mile' (Melton Road) is only really good when the street light decorations are on, isn't it?..

When will the bubble of certain clubs giving referees favours and vice versa burst?..

Best thing about it is/was @UpTheLeagueFox..

Looks a bit lightweight, personally.

Might be joking slightly, but am sure there's quite a few non-Scouse etc football supporters do wonder about this..

Hopefully an easy promotion, and Top provides a big warchest.

Have a feeling that there's going to be either a refereeing or VAR controversy.

Might stock up on mince pies and mulled wine earlier than normal, if the evenings are largely going to be like it has been over the past few days (cold and stormy).

I hope it's not going to be a tough winter for many.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66879319

Richard Stearman is at Solihull Moors.

Were of David Beckham, too (under Sven), until - iirc - Victoria said to some media outlet along the lines of 'Can you see me being in the Shores/Highcross shopping centre?'..

Reminds of the penalty involving Thierry Henry and Robert Pires, a bit.

It's just very unlucky. He has been very reassured and reliable.

In-store Christmas advertising should start in late-October.

Can't open it. What did they do?

Edit: Apologies, the full article is behind a pay wall.

A great idea or not? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-66468773 Am very conflicted about it personally; yes there are passenger delays, but that's quite normal, but believe the current train operation system fine in the country.

Depressing topic, maybe so, but mine will probably be 'Always look on the bright side of life'.

An excellent idea or a genuine threat to society?..

Had read a couple of old threads, which contained the following members. Who remembers: El Empty Zingari Rincewind THEBIGJOHNSTEADER Buce Daggers Moosebreath Lisa (don't think have personally seen her post at the time she posted anything, but has over 30,000 posts. There are of course bound (feel free to mention them) to be plenty of others not mentioned above, who were quite regular on here over the past few years. Hope they are well and some come back again at some point. as some were quite decent users.

Rangers could be ordered to pay Mike Ashley / Sports Direct £millions after losing a court battle over merchandise agreement issues. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-49089986 Imagine the jubilation if Sports Direct went bust somehow.., but sadly it won't happen - A sham of a business.