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Do you ever actually go? I went to both Accrington games and they're easily the best side we have played

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They're the best side I've seen us play. Very well organised and top on merit

It's all gone quiet over there

Oh fuck off you tedious predictable clown

Good lad. Got that game on my BTTS bet.

We don't know how to set the pace of the game.

Haynes has been our best attacking outlet since he came back into the side

Unbelievable how disingenuous the robbing bastard insurance companies are. Imagine going into a pub and every week they try to put the price of a pint up!

Sorry Tony, I was wrong about the state aid to BL. The state aid rules have become more stringent over time (as the EU drives its neo liberal agenda). It looks as if the government got EC clearance to invest in BL in the 70s and 80s. Looks like they spent nearly £4bn!

Hugh Johns doing the commentary as well, superb. I've said it before on here that it's a myth that modem players are fitter, they play on pitches that are like snooker tables. Technique wise they play with balls that are easy to manipulate. The crosses and finishes for the 2 Greenhoff goals...

That's the UK (and EU) all over. Pig headed entitled morons making decisions on behalf of experts

No we didn't. The state was a shareholder in BL, it wasn't a private entity in receipt of state aid.

As I said before, his experience is helpful to have around. He's a down to earth bloke who has made himself a career and seems to be a solid professional, exactly what we need. For all the slating of Beavon, he too has achieved a couple of promotions and will be good to have around.

I can't find the thread but the preparations for #CarlBakerDay have been nearly 4 years in the making.

Don't think so pal, it's much older than that

Yeah, better value to go via London some of the time as the frequency of flights from Heathrow to the US is far higher. Other national airlines around Europe do similar through their hubs. I came back from NYC to Manchester via Iceland, the journey was at most an hour longer but excellent value...

Part of the road configurations are still there, the stub of Paynes Lane and the end of Lansdowne St

I'm pretty sure I came up with #CarlBakerDay I should have copyrighted it.

Great pictures, the Ring Road and associated Sky Blue Way has created so many cut off and bizarrely shaped pieces of land.