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Sounds wonderful

Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly With His Song

Looking at the table for that season, it looks like the attacks were definitely better than the defences.

Cambridge obviously don’t give a shit about the environment 🙄

Balls out everyone.

That’s brilliant news.

Do season ticket holders usually get a chance to ‘claim their seat’ for cup matches?

Tell Me On A Sunday - Marti Webb

More likely to be the grinch.

More own goals than Shane Duffy.

You mean get the fans to do the club’s job again?

Expires 2025

I wonder, environmentally speaking, how many digital tickets ‘offset’ one unnecessary managerial trip to India.

“We are working with the EFL and their Green Code standard to ensure we continue to make a positive impact where we can to increase our sustainability levels. This is a journey for us all and we will try to make small changes such as these where there is an opportunity to educate our staff, supporters and partners, whilst causing the least disruption possible to matchday routines” Only selling tickets online and in a digital format is not a small change.

Despite the date of this article, maybe it would be of some use? https://thefsa.org.uk/news/can-i-bring-banners-into-the-ground/

Very true. Unless there’s a risk of injury, I don’t think I’d ‘chance’ it against Southampton (given there’s then no game for a week) I’d be more inclined to rest one or two against Huddersfield and/or Rotherham. I most certainly wouldn’t be playing any key players against Cambridge in the cup.

45 minutes each?

Started as a ‘posh boys’ thing… Linguistically creative students at the University of Oxford in the 1880s distinguished between the sports of “rugger” (rugby football) and “assoccer” (association football). The latter term was further shortened to “soccer” (sometimes spelled “socker”), and the name quickly spread beyond the campus. However, “soccer” never became much more than a nickname in Great Britain

Impressive knowledge…

Wouldn’t that result in a load of untried teenagers having to play? I think hoping for the best might be somewhat of an understatement.

I wonder if his dad would give him some advice on negotiating with our CEO. I imagine it would be along the lines of… ’Don’t believe a word that shyster says to you’

Perhaps they found it exciting.

Or until Pep tries something new.

As many extenuating circumstances as there are, no manager is ever entirely blameless for ‘on the pitch’ matters.