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13-03-2017, 11:25 #1Objective but passionate
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Albion v Derby MATCH REPORT
Yeah, I know - about time, etc. I don't WORK weekends.
As a bonus to make up for the tardiness, you get artwork...
Read, here, if you want:
http://www.northstandchat.com/conten...nty-10-03-2017
Steve McClaren's Rams set-up, rather less standard. Steve had either reached pure desperation levels in his efforts to boost his side's woeful scoring record, or he'd found a left-over stash of the good stuff, from his time in Holland. Tasked with fitting Vydra, Bent, Ince and Nugent into something resembling a team, Steve decided to play them all up front. Kind of like running a Sunday League team, when if you're lucky enough to have more than 11 show up, you'd always just pick the best eleven players, and THEN worry about where to play them.Stand or Fall-
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Skalak played on the RIGHT? News to me. And Knocky as well, I'm sure...
Also, we weren't unchanged, Murray came in for Hemed.
Other than that, great work.""Football. F***ing football. Imagine not being into it. Those poor, poor half-alive ********."13-03-2017, 11:43 #3Objective but passionate
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This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteSkalak played on the RIGHT? News to me. And Knocky as well, I'm sure...
Also, we weren't unchanged, Murray came in for Hemed.
Other than that, great work.
Besides - I have NO idea, what you're talking about
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Excellent, as always. Thank you!
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Love that last image (would copy it here but don't know how)
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I've just clicked on the link and not read a word, but already LOLing at the glimpse of some ARTWORK
EDIT: now read it and it's as excellent as ever. Great job @ExileLast edited by Greg Bobkin; 13-03-2017 at 12:00.
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Great article as always - apart from the fact Bruno didn't get booked - no one got booked (for once - DUNK)
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That bit made me laugh, a lot.He was everywhere – tackling anything that moved, visibly angry if anyone in a washed out turquoise shirt dared touch HIS ball.
Good work as always.13-03-2017, 11:58 #9Objective but passionate
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He should have been (which is what I meant to write, to be honest). In fact he should have been booked TWICE - once for pulling someone back on the West touchline first half, and once for the challenge on the halfway line just before he went off. Lucky boy. Originally Posted by Jimmehh
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Great report.
You'd think as a professional journalist Andy Naylor would know the difference between 'disinterested' and 'uninterested', though.
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