Search results

Just sold Robert Codner to Arsenal for £120k in CM93/94.

The full extent of this crisis hasn't really hit me until now.

Alan Curbishley

I'm late on this and I might want to change my mind on the first pick, but I'm going with: Texans, Titans, Saints, Seahawks.

Test cricket. Bloody hell.

Apologies if there's already a thread, but I couldn't find one. Andrew Luck has retired. Absolutely massive news; didn't see that coming at all. What a loss to the game this is; may well have been an all time great had he not had all the injuries. Seems like he was booed off the field by Colts...

Shatner's Bassoons will be in again, please.

Just about to open a bottle of Springbank 15 year old.

Yes please. My favourite ever Albion player.

Not sure I can see what Leeds did wrong there, unless the accusation is that the pass was somehow sneakily disguised as the ball being put out of play. Personally I'd be delighted to see us play on and leave it to the ref to stop play. Far too much feigning injury as a timewasting tactic...

Would certainly explain the first half performance.

Wolves make a good noise with their 'Hi Ho Wolverhampton' before kickoff.

I found this strangely moving. He obviously loves that song.

The consequences of getting this wrong are too serious, so disgusting cheats like Dyche and Burnley will get away with it. This should be all Dyche is asked about today, but obviously won't be.

I'm sure Sean Dyche will have some harsh words for his players and make sure this never happens again: he absolutely hates cheating.

I hadn't either, but as soon as I read this post I guessed who it was. Even scored at White Hart Lane as well. 13 for me too.

I fancy the Colts to beat the Chiefs next week, and quite possibly to go all the way.

I'm sure it's been posted before, but any mention of Tim Lovejoy is an excuse to post this review. https://www.wsc.co.uk/the-archive/42-Media/145-no-love-no-joy

Well, it was inevitable that Condoleeza Rice would be a prime candidate for an NFL head coaching job. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/nov/18/condoleezza-rice-cleveland-browns-head-coach-nfl-interview