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And now you've raised the £2500 come on folks Steve's still running so keep donating

Geno knows it if said it would be suicide

Brilliant and well done to you and all those who donated.

Leicester City forward Bobby De Cordova-Reid was among the scorers as Jamaica beat Bermuda 4-0 to move into pole position to qualify for the World Cup. The 32-year-old scored the second goal in the 26th minute of the Concacaf qualifier in Kingston. The win moves them one point clear at the top of their group with two games remaining and a win over second-placed Curacao in their next match on 18 November will see them qualify for next year's tournament. De Cordova-Reid's goal is the sixth of his international career in 40 senior appearances. Jamaica, who are managed by former England boss Steve McClaren, have only previously qualified for the World Cup on one occasion in 1998.

Muzzy who? MrsG still reminds me of it whenever I moan about a new signing

Bravo, bravo, bravo, bravissimo Bravo, bravo, jolly well done! Bravo, bravissimo, bravo, bravissimo Bravo, bravissimo, jolly well done!

Added to my list of pointless potential new threads

"NEW ROLE? Premier League title winner, 39, linked with Newport County manager’s job as he is spotted in stands at away clash... PREMIER League winner Christian Fuchs was spotted in the stands at Newport County - sparking talk that he could be joining the coaching team."

Quite A lengthier, 16-day international window will run from 21 September to 6 October next year, allowing up to four fixtures for each nation. This will be followed by the usual nine-day, two-match windows in November and March to ensure that countries play the same number of matches whilst minimising the disruption to club football.

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/leicester-city-lcfc-loan-loanees-sammy-braybrooke-sky-bet-league-2-newport-county?fbclid=IwY2xjawNbMNBleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHgKSw0sB-xmH9jVARbTxah-BIKF3LbUWtEX4mHIf2_xSaj6jrZHGflu0hsw7_aem_PQV_zh30QHXiK57XgSaoqQ by Sam Jones Published Sammy Braybrooke started back-to-back 1-0 away wins for Newport County as they rose off the bottom of Sky Bet League 2. Sammy Braybrooke and Nathan Opoku feature for Newport County Minutes in Sky Bet League 2 for Jayden Joseph at Tranmere Rovers Kian Pennant debuted for Gateshead in the Emirates FA Cup Jake Donohue made his Quorn debut between the sticks Having played throughout the EFL Trophy victory over Cardiff City at Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday night, which moved County up to second in Group I, the midfielder got another full game against Accrington Stanley. A crucial league success at Wham Stadium, County now sit in 23rd, on eight points from 12 matches, with Cheltenham Town next to visit Rodney Parade this Saturday (3pm kick-off). Although not involved at the weekend, forward Nathan Opoku did start in the Welsh capital, playing 83 minutes. Staying in the fourth division, Jayden Joseph was a starter for Tranmere Rovers as they lost 2-0 at home to Barnet. Playing 72 minutes at Prenton Park, the versatile defender was also named in the starting XI for a midweek EFL Trophy victory over Barrow. More minutes in the tank for Joseph. Withdrawn with a quarter of an hour to play at Holker Street, a late winner saw Rovers claim all three points to sit top of Group B. Bristol Rovers await in League 2 on Saturday - a 3pm kick-off at Memorial Stadium - as Tranmere aim to improve on their current position of 19th. A day on from signing on loan until the end of the season, Kian Pennant made his Gateshead debut in the Emirates FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round on Saturday. A first 66 minutes of action for his adopted club, the 3-0 away success over Aveley sees the North East club into tonight’s draw for the First Round Proper. An Enterprise National League meeting with Brackley Town comes on Saturday, kicking off at 3pm at St James Park, when Pennant could make his league bow. A week prior, young goalkeeper Jake Donohue made his Quorn FC debut, starting a 2-2 draw at home to Corby Town in FA Trophy Third Round Qualifying, which ended with a 5-3 defeat on penalties. After joining on a one-month loan, it’s Alvechurch away on Tuesday night (7:45pm kick-off) and a chance to make his Southern Football League Premier Central Division bow. All times BST.

I knew the Brits carried out lots of warfare deceptions but never knew the Nazis did Engineering Facts · Follow In one of the most legendary wartime pranks, the Germans built an entire decoy airfield out of wood during WWII—complete with wooden planes, tanks, and infrastructure to mislead Allied bombers. But the British Royal Air Force, already aware of the ruse, played the long game. After months of watching the construction, they responded… with humor. The RAF dropped a single wooden bomb on the fake airfield—mocking the deception with a symbolic gesture of brilliance. This wooden “bomb” wasn’t meant to destroy, but to humiliate. A quiet message: we see you, and we’re not fooled. It remains one of the most iconic psychological warfare moments in history. #WWIIHistory #MilitaryHumor #RAF #WartimeTactics #EngineeringDeception

So am I.

Bring back hand to ball penalty ball to hand FO

As I’ve said before every time they try to clarify one of the laws they make it worse and often more subjective

Ruled out off side

NI 1-0

Wales 1-0 James is playing

History of Leicestershire in Images Charlotte Victoria Hubbard · This is Bede Island Railway Sidings on the Great Central Railway.

I'm only human, I'm just a man Help me believe and all I can be and all that I am Show me the stairway I have to climb Lord, for my sake please teach me to take one day at a time. One day at a time sweet Jesus That's all I'm asking of you Just give me the strength to do everyday What I have to do.

Salmon’s been hooked she couldn’t find the net

The intention is there but the quality is sadly lacking.

One way to reduce the prison population.