Out Foxed

innit Terry's ?!?

anyone that doesn't want this geezer out the club is a weirdo. probably the same weirdos who were still supporting that poisoned dwarf till the end.

if this guy worked in the king power airport shop he'd be gone. so why the **** is he still here.

what are we like

‘I never knew you; depart from Me"

"Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Your name, cast out demons in Your name, and done many wonders in Your name?’ And then I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from Me"

let's see if he gets any game time

i could do that

used to be but the demographic has changed in the last 20 years. losing some key pubs like the library had a major impact too

west londoners don't consider chelsea west london

that's why we lost

lmao did not know that or forgot Atlético Madrid[edit] On 31 January 2023, Spurs terminated Doherty's contract so he could join La Liga club Atlético Madrid.[43][44] Return to Wolves[edit] On 20 July 2023, Doherty returned to Wolves on a three-year contract, for free.[45]

spot on mate. we've got away with it on many occasion at key points in games as well.

if that Ravens oline holds up you have to say them.

made me smile seeing a Bamba retro football shirt in the window at the club shop over Christmas

best drank with a side of peruvian flake

1v1 me at Counter Strike

Nottingham nightlife shits on leicester let's not kid ourselves. we're more like a town these days than a city.

someone should tell him posting your birthday on a public profile isn't great infosec

moved out of leicester then?

Carnaby Films took advantage of this. They now make the critically acclaimed jk, Rise of the Footsoldier films. They basically ran a boiler room getting loads of people to invest a few grand, the films made no money but Mr A Loveday got rich.

are they rounding up the politicians and their cronies too? doubtful

djebend spence

will probably go a bigger club than us but we should be all over gyokeres if we go up and can afford him. exactly the type of striker we need to survive in the prem.

hull'd tight