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For him to work here, which would mean a major improvement in his own abilities, youd have to completely restructure the squad

This is exactly why he needs a year at the pace of English football but at a lower level. He thrives when he’s allowed space like yesterday and like when the bigger clubs afford it to us. Next season we have plenty of low block opposition and he’s got to learn that side of the craft

How did Delap avoid a red card? He’s a right *****

For once, doing that chant at 14 minutes didnt feel like a pointless scream into the void and it caught on to a nice tempo

Trust Cov playing absolutely shite for weeks now to somehow play a side as bad as them in the playoffs

Ended up The Tree last night - ran by brew point brewery these days from Bedford. Still stay it’s completely underrated on its way back around from the glorious Orange Tree days

Dutch blokes

Bad week for Leics clubs in playoffs. Aylestone lost 2-1 to Rugby Borough. While St Andrews lost on pens to Coton Green after a 2-2 draw

It’s Heineken pushing Camden beer - Heineken being the biggest pub owner / beer supplier in the country

I didn’t think he was that bad. Thought it was nice to have a player actually track or cover a ****ing midfielder rsther than being constantly ran off the back of

I see no responsibility or accountability on Top’s behalf nor any apology to the support, the staff of lcfc or the city / county

But that's a two party system no where the realistic alternative is a decent flip in political foundation. I suppose the worrying factor is how the EU has shifted but I am hoping we see what occurred in Poland after a term of the popularism stuff, the country voted 54% against it and in came Donald Tusk.

I am just hoping that their inability to govern is going to expose them. Those County Councils are going to be a total car crash. That's off the pure inability or experience of the newly elected councillors rather than any opinion of Reform's policies.

Yeah - utterly baffling. I think a lot is actually a weird jealousy deep down.

When I spoke to a Hammarby lad - he said that they find or have a lot more respect for tifos which have meaning to the fanbase rather than trying to impress everyone outside of that. I showed him the Clock Tower one he said that's exactly it. They love this one for example - which they revealed once they 2-0 up with minutes left - the bloke is the singer of Hammarby's anthem so means a lot to them. https://x.com/thecasualultra/status/1797280812951294141

I've said repeatedly it's like the American sports with the regular season/post season - teams are on cruise mode during the regular. Think it will get worse now clubs understand the format.

I see Chelsea and English fans really can't get the idea of the sign by Djurgardens about members

Went Poland back in 2005 for the Polish GP. Saw Gollob in his prime on his home track. Obviously the sport over there has effectively become the Premier League with proper stadiums and professionalism. However I don't think its just lost its appeal in the UK. The World Championships have lost stadiums such as Cardiff, Parken, Friends Arena in Stockholm, Melbourne etc. There are few riders at the level of Zmarzlik which has made it a real bad watch. It's dying in Sweden and Denmark and there is no developing market in the world. The loss of Russia hurt as three very good riders can't ride at a world stage. The saddest part of when I was watching if I look at 2005 Grand Prix line-up; 2 are wheelchair bound, another passed away from a crash and a couple of the prospects at the time similar fates. Tai Woffinden is a lucky boy after last months crash - we met him on my stag do (brilliant bloke) with Bewley as they were riding in Wroclaw and were on the same flight out to there.

Personally, I think Forest's second string would see off the likes of Noah FC & Shamrock Rovers comfortably. And they can easily sign players capable to add squad depth to that quality of opposition. In that fashion, the Europa League would be a larger more difficult demand on Forest. 8 games in Europe, more difficult opposition.

It's an expensive place anyway but I'd image the import cost for a beer which was a select run of production. I noticed on my recent travels abroad the price difference between import beer and local beer. In Sweden, Kirstall Bitter was high as £10

I don't think the Conference will affect them on squad depth or increased games. It's 6 compared to the 8 of CL or Europa. Chelsea played teams from Belgium, Greece, Armenia, Germany, Kazahnstan and Ireland - loads of room to rotate players with that level of opposition. I do think it will hurt them on their existing squad though. I think it immediately would cause an issue with Murillo.

Yeah PSG have taken off to another level - you have to remember their ultra groups had a long term ban and there was a huge split between the two biggest groups (hence they are still to this day at both ends of the grounds). Personally I love the culture but I have begun to dislike the groups which hook up their ends with a soundsystem the size of Amnesia nightclub. The echo off the speakers often creates that drone. I'll always like Italy because I find their sub-culture scene to be beautifully creative. The scene for me is strongest in the lesser leagues at the moment; Sweden, Switzerland and Austria in particular.

Fair Would have applied more if the competition was the Leagues Cup which is ran by the MLS and involves MLS and Liga MX clubs only

Forest are essentially Wolves under Nuno. Low block, use pace of the wingers with a powerful striker. It’s played out exactly like it did with Wolves - the tactics take some higher scalps but everyone else gets wise over time and the performance averages out to 6th or 7th. It’s laughable how these pundits and experts can't spot such a simple pattern

Canada’s entry to CONCACAF is via a Canadian cup competition which involves the Canadian MLS teams