Search results

Hamer missed game 3, away to Hull City, L, so just 1 game during that first 6 games Then missed games 8 (home v middlesbrough, W), 9 (away v Bristol city, D), 10 (home, Burnley, L), and 11 (away, Cardiff City, W) 2-1-2 during his suspensions early in the season

You're ruining my narrative.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62816177 And went on to win 8 of next 13 until world cup break Sleep well Also, unbeaten since opening day away

Amending my prior predictions to exclude Southampton entirely from promotion potential. Shocking. That defense tonight is way too open, not enough push altogether, like everyone's first time ever playing, I maintain Tigers will remain a surprise up-there all season

And the spirited support of H-D in partnership, he didn't look uncomfortable in on strike during the occasional singles being taken

Very. That dropped catch just at the end, then a 6 to seal the win, not what I expected at all for today

Just double checked but Not on ESPN+ Though Cov v Hudders shows upcoming for the 25th And the Cov v Sunderland goalfest stills shows available for on demand replay

Hannon-Dalby at 7-46 with 2 in a row to all out Northants, lovely

Why did I make the mistake to assume a flask must've meant hard liquor, rather than healthful soups or hot bovril and such

Info card from the link above for anyone curious But are turnstile operators giving a patdown or what? Where did these flasks you mention come from

Think you've misread it, That's what they are paying you to take the ticket surely?

What's worth watching for D1 or D2 tomorrow, day 4, lovely live streams on YouTube

Sorry Evo1883..... didn't mean to stir up a soccer v football debate. So let's put the topic to bed. But from one source, https://www.britannica.com/story/why-do-some-people-call-football-soccer "One of the best-known differences between British and American English is the fact that the...

Yep. Association football, shortened to soccer. Not sure when the disconnect to change the name occurred, but American football was always called football since mid-1870s(?) or so when competitions and rules were developed at universities and it quickly became a very popular national sport...

But We're still unbeaten in this current month though,

I like Roach as a player, but glad he didn't pick up that hat trick, well bowled though in that over after lunch

Norwich defeats City 3-0 for City's 5th game. Palmer & Walker started, with Gyok and Tavares sub in for the pair in 2nd half. Most teams had played 8 games at that point. Norwich goes top of league, City at dead last. 0-1-4. Wigan beat Luton away, same day. Yeah so I guess a good reminder that...

So are we even now for the alleged incidents of '77, everyone can mov3 on?

Wedns, Rovrum, Cardiff down. B'ham reprieved from relegation troubles with new owners best wishes. Leicester, So'ton autos, Norwich playoffs winners. Leeds try to sniff but nowhere close end up lucky in top half. Hull City somehow a surprise package sneak into playoffs, solely due to Allsop...