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Probably newspapers.

Sunderland ???

My memory is easily confussed, too much drinking of their products at a young age, maybe.

I thought Mathew Brown had the Duttons brewery.

Did Nuttall & co, run Lion brewery?

OK then, they are all soft tissue injuries that we don't know the extent of. We don't know whose fault it is, or what is causing them. But the problem has to be found and rectified. I don't care who does it. Just get it done.

yes.

Scotland can cement their position as the third best football team in the UK.

That is a stick that I will never tire of beating Mowbray with.

Like I posted, I do not know all of them. But what I do know is that it is far too many.

I don't know exactly, but Carter, Ayala, Markandy spring to mind.

The amount of soft tissue injuries our players get, especially in training, would mean that the first one is urgent.

3-0 to the 2 R's

Opinions Eh. You don't see us getting out of the group. I don't see us losing a group game.

More to the point, a successful recovery.

That free-kick.

I would think that most people know why.

Please let Swag be next.

At least the attack would be starting in the oppositions half, rather than on the edge of our box

Spelt - Spelled in a Lancashire accent.

Have a look at how this threads title, is spelt.

But why are both teams playing at home on the same day ? The norm in the past has been to have the acadamy team at home, when the first team is away.

When I lived in Essex, I knew a Millwall fan. He told me of a chant the Millwall fans sang at the Walsall fans. It went : Three Ls, you've only got three Ls.

I have not seen enough of Chmiel to give an opinion. With the U21s playing at home on the same days as the first team, I doubt I will get to see much of him this season either.

What I am thinking is, we have missed a Rovers game for that shit ?