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4.Tottenham (the "team of Kane", the most famous english player here)
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I can't think why. All he does is score penalties against rubbish teams - having dived to win the penalties in the first place. And he can't speak properly.....

...or at least that is the 'considered view' of Neanderthal "football fans" in this country.
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He was a target for the Real in january. But Tottenham asked 350 millions (euros). A price too expensive, even for a Real without forwards.

He has a good fame in my country. Maybe this one is simple marketing, but it works for the people. Sell him cheap and so we check if he's so useless [;)]
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are we allowed to mention rugby here? [8D]
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are we allowed to mention rugby here? [8D]
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I've consulted the manual and it says:

Extract from the manual for the All things Football (soccer) related forum:

Chapter 6

7(b)iii ...... if some Scottish smart arse mentions English Rugby in a derogatory manner (following a defeat by, or crappy draw with, Scotland) any post is to be removed by the moderators of the forum immediately.
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Speaking of manuals and rule books, I wonder if anyone can assist. I am trying to find where, in the laws of the game, it says that Manchester City MUST be drawn against the weakest team remaining in any cup competition they contest. I can't find any such reference and yet the 'rule' appears to be carried out religiously.....

This is getting truly ridiculous.... [:@]
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aye, and then be give a non-existent penalty and an off-side goal just to help them on their way ...
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Speaking of manuals and rule books, I wonder if anyone can assist. I am trying to find where, in the laws of the game, it says that Manchester City MUST be drawn against the weakest team remaining in any cup competition they contest. I can't find any such reference and yet the 'rule' appears to be carried out religiously.....

This is getting truly ridiculous.... [:@]
Like handing them Spurs for the UCL QFs? [:D]
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Speaking of manuals and rule books, I wonder if anyone can assist. I am trying to find where, in the laws of the game, it says that Manchester City MUST be drawn against the weakest team remaining in any cup competition they contest. I can't find any such reference and yet the 'rule' appears to be carried out religiously.....

This is getting truly ridiculous.... [:@]
Like handing them Spurs for the UCL QFs? [:D]
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Yes exactly. Every cup competition its the same.
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I was joking obviously. But as for your question, I don't know, maybe the football gods blatantly support only the richest and the strongest, they must be some ancient gods in their bias. I used to expect Man U always getting the easiest route when they were at the top of their game, and sure enough, they always did.
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I was joking obviously. But as for your question, I don't know, maybe the football gods blatantly support only the richest and the strongest, they must be some ancient gods in their bias. I used to expect Man U always getting the easiest route when they were at the top of their game, and sure enough, they always did.
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Sadly I wasn't - Spurs are, by some margin, the weakest team remaining.
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The remaining eight are all fine teams in their right, with Ajax and Porto perhaps the ones that are the weakest, if that term can be used, then Man U and Spurs perhaps, but at one level higher. Then Juve and Liverpool, with Barca and City the likely finalists. My 0.02.
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Speaking of manuals and rule books, I wonder if anyone can assist. I am trying to find where, in the laws of the game, it says that Manchester City MUST be drawn against the weakest team remaining in any cup competition they contest. I can't find any such reference and yet the 'rule' appears to be carried out religiously.....

This is getting truly ridiculous.... [:@]
I've said it before. So why anyone is surprised eludes me. [&:]
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Besides, who cares anyway. Football is a dumb game, that no sane adult would enjoy.

Bah!

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aye, can I suggest that no-one mentions Scottish football today ... please.
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are we allowed to mention rugby here? [8D]
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Are we allowed to mention Scottish football here?




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believe me, given the response of most people here to that farce, there is little an outsider can add. Its not just a bad defeat etc, it was the utterly inept manner of it.

but I have read at least one post by someone who seemed convinced it was but a combination of a couple of injuries and the pitch (I think the roof was mentioned to). My working assumption was that was by McLeish as its a pretty unique take on events.
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Football is a quite brilliant idea actually. Thank you, England, for your contribution to the best sport ever.
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22 years ago, Robbie Fowler. 2019: a 13-year-old kid.

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Well, we won another game at last. 2-0 at home to Gateshead... That was a good win and we played well....

And we got relegated....

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New Siberian "sport" &#129315;&#129315;

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