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In some wild timing, Stick To Football were recording yesterday. They record two episodes a fortnight, one current news and the other with a guest. The guest they had in the wings was Big Ange. The Frank news broke during the first record so they rushed Ange in to get his view. They must only be gutted they don't record Thursdays or they'd have got a two-for-one.

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4 hours ago, tiger_rick said:

In some wild timing, Stick To Football were recording yesterday. They record two episodes a fortnight, one current news and the other with a guest. The guest they had in the wings was Big Ange. The Frank news broke during the first record so they rushed Ange in to get his view. They must only be gutted they don't record Thursdays or they'd have got a two-for-one.

I couldn't watch this every week as its just so miserable (and features Gary Neville) but obviously I watched this for Ange, a man who I am convinced if he asked me to join a cult, I absolutely would. No wonder the players have said they would've run through brick walls for him. 

You can criticise his methods and ideology all you want, but you will never ever convince me that the majority of the shit he got, and gets, is because he's Australian and says mate.

A wonderful man, I'll always go to bat for him.

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27 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

I couldn't watch this every week as its just so miserable

See many reasons for not liking it but, I don't think they're ever miserable. Except Roy playing up to being Roy.

27 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

(and features Gary Neville)

Alright, Farage.

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17 minutes ago, tiger_rick said:

See many reasons for not liking it but, I don't think they're ever miserable. Except Roy playing up to being Roy.

Maybe I mean po-faced rather than miserable, although I let the show run as I work in the background and Keane banging on about Sesko, Ryan Air and low expectations did make me pop.

To be honest, there are very few people I enjoy listening to.

17 minutes ago, tiger_rick said:
47 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

 

Alright, Farage

I can't stand him, I even had to endure him on Dragons Den last week, which to be fair he was alright.

Maybe "oooooh" I just "oooooh" hate him "oooooh" on comms "oooooh"

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9 hours ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

Well one thing we can all look forward to is Manchester United using only players from the home nations from now on given Jim Ratcliffe's thoughts about all the immigrants coming over here. 

He's gone and openly drawn, for everyone to cite without doubt, the direct line of motivation between xenophobic rhetoric and the rich closing ranks - he's doing exactly what the rich do when they're trying to deflect away from their greed and corruption, but with no guile. The likes of Farage have been cunning enough to couch their words in ways that enable them to hold up their hands and say "Who, me? I'm just asking questions", but he's said it outright.

When even Keir Starmer is asking you to apologise, you done fucked up.

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2 hours ago, Ralphy said:

Igor Tudor has agreed a deal to become Tottenham interim head coach until the end of the season. 

Had to Google him initially but seems like he knows Romero so could hopefully help keep the dressing room onside.

 

I'll reserve judgement but I'm not convinced, but he has form though so who knows 🤷 

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One day I might make a list of the best players I've seen live. Probably would have done it by now if I was still into blogging and tweeting. TIL (yesterday actually) I've seen 2-time Serie A title winner, and one of the best Slovak players (after Hamsik) since their independence - Stanislav Lobotka. Did not know he was in the Trencin team we played in our brief Europa League foray in 2014. Remember Moses Simon from that tie, he was exceptional and we should have signed him the week after but, not Lobotka.

Was somewhat baffling to play Chelsea on Friday, the Champions of the World, with a squad assembled for over a billion quid and two £100m+ players on show and they've got our striker and manager from two seasons ago. Football's mad.

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I’m still getting over the Rangers/Hearts result from yesterday (4-2 to Rangers, if you’re unaware). It was a tremendous game, a great advert for Scottish football, but the result was gutting for anyone wanting Hearts to win the league (ie. me)

That said, we’re in a mad situation where Hearts, Rangers, Celtic and even Motherwell are all in with a shot of winning the title. If you can all join me in praying to the football gods that the Glasgow teams both fail this year, that would very much be appreciated.

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I watched most of both games yesterday and it was pretty ominous. Hearts are still in the driving seat with a decent run of fixtures to come but Celtic are finding a way to win games they're not great in, while Rangers look much better than the other two at the moment.

It was a great game and I'd agree with you that the whole title race is a good advert for Scottish football but it was pretty poor quality. Poor passes all over the place. Couple of catastrophic goals conceded. Celtic are clearly a much better team, technically but, have a really soft underbelly.

Did find it amusing that Steve Clarke was in the studio for it. Presumably just there for the payday because there was hardly any fucker for him to be worth scouting!

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3 hours ago, tiger_rick said:

One day I might make a list of the best players I've seen live. Probably would have done it by now if I was still into blogging and tweeting. TIL (yesterday actually) I've seen 2-time Serie A title winner, and one of the best Slovak players (after Hamsik) since their independence - Stanislav Lobotka. Did not know he was in the Trencin team we played in our brief Europa League foray in 2014. Remember Moses Simon from that tie, he was exceptional and we should have signed him the week after but, not Lobotka.

One of the (sad, pathetic) things I like to do is look up games I attended as a kid. Sometimes surprised at players I have seen live but have no memory of.

For example,

I saw Djorkaeff play for PSG against Celtic in the Cup Winners Cup in the 95/96 season.

I saw Steve Bruce and Brian McClair play for Man United. That one ages me big time I think. 

 

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Liverpool/Olympiakos 04/05 is my favourite match I’ve ever attended live because of the second half comeback and Stevie G’s belter of a strike to send us through with ten minutes left.
 

Also gave me a legendary name to add to my “greatest players I’ve seen live” list because Rivaldo was on the Olympiakos team. I remember noticing he did not warm up before the match. Everyone else in the squad did a pre-game jog around the edge of the pitch and he just did a few keepy uppies instead. He also scored the free kick  that necessitated the aforementioned miraculous 3 goal second half comeback. 

Edited by JLM

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