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85’ double substitution for rovers
Off: Squallace and Black,
On: Woollard and Pyke
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How we line up this evening vs @ArleseyTownFC
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Frazer, 18, would never have survived watching 2 girls, 1 cup followed by 1 man, 1 jar without consent
Frazer, 18, was shown a traumatic, violent video by another pupil at school when he was in Year 8, without his consent. He's since been diagnosed with PTSD and has suffered for years with his mental health.
🔗 trib.al/lW912lw
'I have PTSD after graphic video at school'
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If you’re in the pub tonight have a look around you. Memorise the faces. These are the real ones. Mid-week November, no football on, just pints and chat. These are the people that deserve seats in the summer when all the part-timers appear because the suns out. Proper boozers.
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Quite possibly the greatest image to exist. Neil Warnock always has time for fans.
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Been struggling to get the numbers for five-a-side recently and yet there's people playing 'padel' on the regular. The game is well and truly gone
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Stevenage Football Club are top of League One. Stevenage. Football. Club
People have to learn to enjoy and embrace the moment, If you can’t enjoy winning and get carried away then what are we doing here
We never know when the moments gonna be this good again
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What incredibly sad news about the death of Ricky Hatton.
He had phenomenal talent and gave boxing fans so many memorable nights. The kid from a council estate reached the summit of his sport taking on the best of the best and being followed around the world by his army of supporters.
Just a few days after one of his title fights he invited us round to do an interview at his house. He opened the door - with a black eye and split lip - warmly welcomed us in and proceeded to make the entire crew a cuppa as we sat around the kitchen table.
He was always so honest about his struggles with his mental health. I remember doing a prison visit with him years ago and he spoke passionately about how to deal with some of the things that life throws at you. One inmate asked him how he dealt with his demons and I will never forget Ricky saying “Every day is a fight and I know I have to work hard to make sure that, even if I get knocked down, I finish the day with my hand in the air”.
The Hitman was the ultimate man of the people and he will be greatly missed 💙
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In 2008 Ricky Hatton fought at the Etihad Stadium (then called City of Manchester Stadium) and this is how he walked out.
Legend 😢🩵


































