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We are delighted to confirm the signing of Dom Staunton from Keighley Town 💪
Dom has plenty of NCEL experience from his time with Albion Sports and can operate both in central defence and midfield, and is a welcome addition to the squad
Welcome, Dom!
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Eh? I don’t care. He left when his son was 8. He abandoned his duties as a father. He’s a loser.
Daddy's home! Man who left family in 1998 for a 31,000-mile stroll around the world finally ends journey trib.al/y9q6QiF
He’s walked away from sumat and got away with it. He’s no weapon stinks of a nonce. Freak
After 28 years and 31,000 miles, Karl Bushby has finally made it home. 🥹
The 57-year-old British adventurer completed his journey around the world on foot Monday, returning to his mother’s home in Hull, England, after setting out from Chile on Nov. 1, 1998.
Along the way, he crossed four continents and 30 countries, navigated the frozen Bering Strait and swam across the Caspian Sea and English Channel to avoid using planes, boats or other transportation to move forward. Bushby reunited with his mother, whom he hadn’t seen in a decade.
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🚨 Michael Carrick: “We will be very different team against Bournemouth”.
“I definitely trust my players, 100% sure. We have to be a different team on Sunday”.
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Manchester City Breaking rules.
It has taken the authorities over years to conclude that Manchester city are GUILTY of breaking rules.
However the authorities have NOT imposed the punishment.
When Spurs were found guilty of breaking rules the punishment was imposed immediately. 12 point deduction, a ban from the FA Cup and a £600,000 fine.
My point being is that Man city have not had any punishments imposed and are free to carry on playing. In the case of Spurs and Everton the points were immediately deducted in the appropriate season.
Its simple. The rules are you are guilty and here is the punishment. The punishment should be implemented immediately . The process of appeal can then follow.
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Mbeumo - 28 - Never won a thing
Cunha - 27 - never won a thing
Bruno - 32 - Never sniffed close to a title
Dalot - 27 - Never sniffed close to a title
Maguire - 33 - Never won a thing starting, 5 relegations
Shaw - 31 - never won a thing starting.
Why are we surprised
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Could have spoken about Jacquet.
Could have spoken about the impact Araujo has had at RB.
Could have spoken about the resurgence of MacAllister.
Could have spoken about Isak’s 4 goals in 5 games.
But he went on a 8 minute rant on Wirtz because it gets him clicks.
Jamie Carragher on Florian Wirtz:
“I think going forward he’s got a decision to make Iraola. I mean Wirtz wouldn’t be in my Liverpool team. He wouldn’t. When I actually go through the Premier League, I was thinking about this on the way because I thought it was a big game for Wirtz because I thought if he doesn’t produce today, he’s going to have a three week break. By the time we come back to October. Before we know it, it will be Christmas! He has to do something. If you look at the league and players in his positions… forget the top teams… normal Premier League players in the middle of the table who have done more for their clubs. I think of Dewsbury Hall at Everton. No one will say he’s a better player than Wirtz… but every three to four weeks he scores a goal. I watch Morgan Gibbs White last week against Villa. He put in a performance in 45 mins that Wirtz has never done before for Liverpool. I see a goal Buendia scored. They are giving their club bits. I don’t think Liverpool fans have been harsh on Wirtz. I don’t think the football public in general have been harsh at all about Florian Wirtz.”
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Glynn Beale retweeted
🍿🇦🇷 Lionel Messi mantains the record for most goals scored in finals with 36.
One more tonight. ✨
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📸 - Carlos Baleba is probably wondering why he decided to leave Brighton for Manchester United.
