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There you go, I don't agree with Farage on everything 😜

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=966484109086962 U wot m8?

Bloody Daily Mail reporting on my shit.

My shirt arrived yesterday morning, good timing, quality is not too bad but it is very bright yellow.

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If you still have them I’d be interested 👍🏼

I’m expecting several departures (again) this summer; we’ll need to rebuild part of the squad, and the aim will be to get it right and find the right players. With the arrival of Jean-Christophe CEST, backed by Johannes Spors, I hope the choices will be the right ones for next year, even though there are plenty of uncertainties, especially in football... The end of the season is approaching, and this is an opportunity for some players to prove themselves to other clubs for next season. As for Derrick, it seems to me that it was mainly because there were several players in his position (Alexis KOUM and Erin AIRHIAVBERE) and that the competition was tougher for him. The start of a project to build a team capable of promotion to Ligue 2 next season.

Bloody hell, she's been on the old Mounjaro hasn't she?!

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I’ve got two tickets for club Wembley block 239 If anyone wants them. Worth about £150 each but willing to sell the pair for £100 together just to shift them.

A combination of reminding other clubs these players still exist; reminding some players how good it is to play, and that they can do it elsewhere; praying some previously unused youth players can be used in next season's budget conscious squad; hoping that some of the forgotten players who they know they can't shift, will put in performances. Yup. "opportunity to seize". 🙂 It will be interesting to see Abu again. I'd love to know what went wrong there, as this level was well within his capabilities.

Comfortable win for Leicester tonight. 2-0

Should he stay, this article suggests that we won't have to worry about a World Cup injury, as Clarke will stick with the squad he has. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c1w4vl3nyz0o

Catacomb

Or... WBA have the threat of a 2-3 point deduction looming, so will want to get ahead of that. And Leicester are "free from their shackles" and will want to put themselves in the shop window... Or maybe I should stop putting the strong stuff in my morning coffee

I like your optimism , however if you look how WBA celebrated their win midweek mathematically securing survival i think its likely they are done for the season now. Millwall will win at Leicester tonight so by the time we take to the field at Wembley 2nd and 3rd could be 6 points clear of us.

Her principles certainly served us well when she decided to sell up to "devout Buddhist" Gao. I wonder if he became a bit more devout after he escaped the death penalty by throwing his associates under the bus in that bribery case. That aside, I think it's overall probably a good thing to have the Liebherr family maintain a presence on the board, although I wonder why she's chosen to dispense with the services of Mr Bogli at this point.

lease could you post the link, or send me a DM. Very much appreciated

Does anyone know where they'll be showing the Ipswich game around the Wembley area? If WBA do us a favour, that would boost what will already be an incredible atmosphere. It's a 12:30 kick-off, same time as Fulham vs. Villa, so have a feeling that will be the default game shown by venues.

Not associated with a piss - up, hence not a lot of interest.

Bowel

It looks like Dierrick Abu should start tonight’s match.

Yep. The example has been set. In everything he does. Re the main crisis he's created, we've now shifted from "free up Hormuz or I'll destroy you" to yesterday's confirmation that he actually didn't want that as he realised Iran would benefit from it...but so will India, China, Japan, and all the far eastern emerging economies. I'm not where this is going, but there's no end in sight.

They might have given 1,000 away or another theory a City fan i know has is they just took those off sale to concentrate last min sales into other blocks that will be more visible on tv. Either way there will be 23k - 24k in official City end, how many of those are regular City fans travelling from Manchester is another thing, as members could buy 3 each im sure there will be a fair number of tourists in their end who just want to see star players at Wembley. 60% of middle tier is "neutral" club wembley, mostly annual tickets owned by London based Corporates (includes all England games, fa cup semi finals, fa cup final, carabao cup and play offs) those seats are counted as sold but often go unused for less appealing games. Would expect a fair few Saints to be in those seats, lots were in play offs 2 years ago. Official attendance will probably by roughly 68-70k with actual numbers in the ground closer to 66k Biggest spread of empty seats is half of upper tier South side of ground which is same side as main tv cameras so won't be so visible on tv.