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Mike Harrison, what a player.

I presume he has an agent? Who is it, as most decisions lie in the palm of their hands regardless of length of contract.

England have never had as gifted a manager since El Tel, a great man manager who had a total affinity with both players and fans, yet was so forward thinking. Both he and Clough were not liked by the FA but at least Tel got the opportunity to show his skill. RIP Terry, and thoughts, as always, should be with his family.

We certainly had a thug/hard man as a manager though.

Shearer as someone said earlier could always look after himself especially if he sniffed a scoring opportunity, wasn’t it Keown he nudged into the Nuttall Street gravel track in our first home game in the prem?

Not sure which was worse, the England performance, the referee or Dion Dublin.

Very informative answer, thank you

It’s time to ditch VAR, it was bloody obvious it was offside.

I was making a point as to why it’s North Macedonia. Saying South Macedonia is Greece isn’t an answer really.

So where is South Macedonia then?

Delhi Belly from the look of ‘em

Back in the day I think Bumrah would have been labelled as a chucker

I bet I’m not.

It will be a close run thing. I’m impressed by the number of shirts the Indian fans have bought mind.

India on the ropes in the final. Can’t wait for the Aussies to win on India’s home turf.

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I beg to differ . Real have won the European Cup/Champions League a total of 14 times, including 5 on the trot in the 50’s. Leeds on the other hand have been runners up once.

Talking about shirts with different sleeves like Ipswich, there must be some on here who remember Leeds with yellow shirts and blue sleeves. I think it was Revie who changed it to all white so they looked like Real Madrid. Dream on Don, they were nothing like Real Madrid.

How very sad, a true Rovers legend, only one year older than me so must have started going about the same time. RIP Alan, sleep well and do your best looking down from above, the same as you did from the terraces for all the years.

Bert must have felt close to home when he played at Ewood, given his experiences as a POW.

Good for your lad that he doesn’t frequent the other dump that lies 200 yards from my birthplace 73 years ago. It was very difficult being a Celtic supporter in that area then as well as now I presume.

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