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I've had a few in there, that whole area has changed so much in the last 10 years.I used to drink at The Express, right beside Brenfords new ground, which was owned by two little old ladies.
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I've had a few in there, that whole area has changed so much in the last 10 years.I used to drink at The Express, right beside Brenfords new ground, which was owned by two little old ladies.
You mean like Ellis Short?Good times are over for them, they've done well but wouldn't surprise me to see some dodgy fucker come in and relegate them
Anyone?What number is mn? Could excuse the single typo, but you've done it 5 times.
Possibly, Americans don't have a great track record in the PL.You mean like Ellis Short?
Like Brighton they have a huge advantage of location.
Won't affect the Premier League. Will be played midweek and you qualify for it via your domestic league.Get out now before the ESL is born. TV money will take a hit I would think, after that gets legs.
Can sure see the reason for clubs selling their future to make it to the top.
Players live in similar areas. Watfords academy is next door to Arsenals and it’s 30mins max from Luton to both.True but Luton and Watford aren't in London.
Brentford were a yoyo club for the first 40 years of my life - yoyoing between divisions 3 and 4.They've well and truly hit their ceiling like, there fans should enjoy this season and next as they'll slip back down sooner or later and maybe fall into being a yo-yo club.
Yet most trophy wins are in the North of England, particularly in more working class towns and cities.They've done well but it's galling to see the advantage that London clubs have for investors who want to waste their money: Brentford, Palace, Fulham - Luton and Watford recently too. Pretty much half the Premier League is now London.
10% of the world wears one of their replica shirts.Man Utd is a brand, everyone around the world has heard of them...
He said MAN UTD, not Newcastle United man!10% of the world wears one of their replica shirts.
fiasco? they didnt get related without him and are about to sell him for astronomical sumsBe money down the drain. They’ve only backwards to go now. The owners getting out possibly slightly too late. Though the Toney fiasco thing may have skewed his plans.
Most of it isn't LondonThey've done well but it's galling to see the advantage that London clubs have for investors who want to waste their money: Brentford, Palace, Fulham - Luton and Watford recently too. Pretty much half the Premier League is now London.
its not a typoe in this case..its an abbreviation for "million"What number is mn? Could excuse the single typo, but you've done it 5 times.
its not a typoe in this case..its an abbreviation for "million"
its now commonly used by now because text to speech software reads the abbreviation m as being for metre..Since when? You must be the only person in the world who uses it. Everyone else just uses 'm'
So if it wasn’t a fiasco what was it? Not all fiascos result in relegation.fiasco? they didnt get related without him and are about to sell him for astronomical sums
Start counting from when yer Carlos Kickaballs started turning up and it’s a bit closer. I for one certainly don’t want to be relying on oil money to keep the norffs flag flying high.Yet most trophy wins are in the North of England, particularly in more working class towns and cities.