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Yes that was the season Cockerill was assaulted. The added time enabled Arsenal to equalise and without that point they would not have won the title. We still won a few games after that. The bad run started at the end of November when we knocked Spurs out of the league cup

Next stop Goztepe.

The war has already been won as mentioned by Trump. Well done US. UK can just relax now.

Cyprus isn't a member of NATO and Turkey would never agree to its membership.

So we have Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Man City through to the next round. If we win the we are likely to meet one of them in the next round.... Or if we got even further, in the subsequent round. I suppose that we could get lucky, as a certain Welsh manager did once, but I want us to concentrate on the League now and aim for a playoff place.

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No that Starmer picture was more amusing and I fully agree with GM along with many British people. Starmer is an embarrassment and has done huge damage to US relations. Too busy worrying about how his nutty back benchers will react and sections of Labour voters who inexplicably support a murderous regime to care about the impact of his pathetic decisions on the mainstream British voter. If people think losing the support of our most important ally to protect a murderous anti-western regime, they are frankly wrong. Bloke is a Donkey.

So a “Hope Not Hate” poll reported in the Daily Mirror (both politically biased). HNH are a deluded bunch of people who by having an empathetic name think that they are justified in shouting down anyone who disagrees with them, including many mainstream views, as being right wing. I’d have more faith in North Korean state media. Absolute Waste of time journalism. Come back with proper sources not mad leftie media journalism.

Nothing dodgy here at all… “Donald Trump’s son, Barron Trump, reportedly made a stunning $30 million oil purchase just 48 hours before tensions with Iran erupted into open hostilities—an investment that is now drawing intense global attention. The timing has raised eyebrows as the energy market faces massive disruptions. Qatar has declared a state of emergency and halted gas production, while Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has threatened to cut off gas supplies to Europe. At the same time, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims control over the critical Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important oil shipping routes. Meanwhile in Washington, political tensions are also rising. Congress has voted to block President Trump from ordering new military strikes, yet the Pentagon is pushing ahead with a $50 billion funding request following the loss of nearly $2 billion in military equipment. On the battlefield, the human cost continues to climb. A recent U.S. strike reportedly sank an Iranian warship, leaving around 150 people missing. In another dramatic development, Russia is said to be preparing to secure Iranian nuclear sites after losing contact with Tehran’s nuclear leadership. With Saudi oil storage nearing full capacity and global markets on edge, Barron Trump’s massive oil investment has fueled debate about the intersection of private financial moves and a rapidly escalating geopolitical crisis.”

The madness continues. https://www.ksat.com/news/world/2026/03/07/dozens-killed-in-lebanon-as-israel-searches-for-signs-of-navigator-missing-for-40-years/

Collision

Wrexham showing that they can survive in the Premier League if promoted.

At the taxpayers expense of over £60k a year to house the cunt my only disappointment is that it didn’t happen sooner. Anyway, Rest In Piss Ian.

Now lets see, thats Arsenal, Man City, Chelsea and Liverpool through, ummm someone remind me the last time a team outside the top division won the FA Cup?

I was there, you could feel the air getting sucked out of the stadium before that one went in. No pressure. Wasn't that also the season Glen Cockerill got his jaw broken by Paul Davies? Punched from behind if I remember correctly. We had a really good start that season and went downhill after that game.

There's no type of house that is unsuitable, since an inefficient, badly insulated property will be so regardless of the heating source, although individual circumstances might prevent an ASHP. But most talk is about wet systems where there are issues, particularly trying to adapt an existing installation. It might be worth looking into Air to air (A2A) where you could dip a toe in the water quite cheaply and simply from an installation point of view. Perhaps just start with your main living room as an experiment. I hope to go A2A this summer, keeping gas for the first winter and then removing the rads and gas meter (and standing charge!) should the experiment go well. My 3 bedroom property is well insulated and I'll probably only go for a split with one emitter downstairs and one upstairs. The latter would be more more cooling in summer heatwaves, which is of course the other advantage of A2A. I also have PV but no battery and this should certainly help during the shoulder months.

Well if we are going all the way it’s going to be impressive - but as Greavsey always said to St “It’s a funny ol game”.

The offside? He was off and that is why VAR was brought in, yes?

Was he not offside then?

Broken mate. Thanks for the concern

That, free kicks aside, Harrison Reed at least the equal of JWP.

Unfortunately our place, being a 250 year old farmhouse, is not suitable for them. However, we do have 16KW of solar panels and a 20kw battery which means in the Summer our bills are about £9 a month with our buy back tariff.

Very very impressive this evening weren't they, get the ball forward so quickly

Agree about Wrexham - way too strong and physical for our lot.