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Biggest myths in English football

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Guest MattP
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Things 'even themselves out' over a season.

Guest MattP
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Messi couldn't do it on a cold Tuesday night in Stoke.

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Stability breeds success.

 

Playing the long ball game equals clean sheets and survival.

 

England have had World class players over the past 7 or 8 years.

 

Being tall, strong and having a good old fashioned English name makes you a good centre back.

 

Handball has to be deliberate for it to be given.

 

Safe standing is unsafe.

 

Relegation is often a good thing in hindsight.

 

You can be promoted or reach the play-offs on 'momentum' alone.

 

Leicester were doomed in 2008 whoever was in charge.

 

Ian Holloway is a 'top manager'.

 

If it wasn't for Milan Mandaric we wouldn't have a club.



Leicester are dangerous from set-pieces.

 

Elland Road is a tough place to go and is a cauldron of noise.

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Sheffield Wednesday are actually massive

 

Thanks for reminding me.

 

Derby and Forest are huge clubs.

 

Derby have tremendous support.

 

Leicester can't beat Forest away :scarf:

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Terracing was a cause of the Hillsborough disaster.

 

Howard Webb is an extremely good and consistent referee who's example all aspiring officials should follow.

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Old stadiums are generally falling down.

 

Having a big stadium means you are a Premiership size club.

 

Blackburn have just appointed a manager with hair for the first time ever.

 

Karl Henry and Michael Brown are both 'not that kind of player'.

Guest MattP
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Rio Ferdinand can speak fluent English.

Guest Bilo
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'Big spending Leicester'

 

Nottingham Forest are a sleeping giant.

 

Neil Warnock will get you out of the Championship.

 

Everton are run on a shoestring.

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