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Agreed. I like a Shaw/Shearer style of tackle though. And a rummle them up centre forward.

No fracture.Just a strain. Out for 2-3 weeks. (Before the complications set in)

84,000 at a cup tie against Stoke, 30,000 in the lower leagues Meredith, Trautmann, Revie, Johnstone, Lee, Bell, Summerbee. Genuine club, loyal fans plus glory hunters, of course. Liverpool and United have more of the latter plus the English media.

Inter’s failure in the 1967 final. They thought they’d stroll it. So did I.

Usually. Last night not so much.

I’m glad City won but they were poor. Inter should have scored three. Grealish and Haaland should have been off for the last half hour and Mahrez and Alvarez on. Pep not up to much.

HT 0-0. I may not come out for the second half.

This Yoorup cup final is rubbish.

Aren’t we all?

Wise words from the Webmeister.

Arfield off to Argyle towear the green? Maybe he’ll get to wear his own shirt. A good season and they’ll change their name to Plymouth Arfield.

Forgot about him. Did all right before leading to expectations of competency but he performed badly. Very good example of flopping.

Absoluement pas! Without an attempt there can be no failure unless you blame the poor chap for getting injured last season and not recovering this season. Player of the Season - Goldson (failed least often) Biggest Flop - Kent Most Improved - Yilmaz Unsung Hero - Sakala Best Signing - Cantwell

On a point of information, Monsieur, how can a player be a flop if he doesn’t play by reason of injury?

According to the ouija board, Tiger Shaw says naw.

Just the one, compo? Not a pair?

Maybe not quite but not far off it. Come back and ridicule me later.

Ah but does contact with an agent amount to contact with a principal? I put that to one of m’ learned friends. She said “sod that for a bleeding lark” (it’s how they talk - expensive) so I’m none the wiser.

Once upon a time pubs were licences to print money. Not any more. One of the richest blokes I ever knew had one of his betting shops next to a pub. He bought the pub. Most lucky winners at the bookie’s went straight next door and gave him his money back.

One of three very good Dundee teams. The earlier champion side was excellent, the best of the three and the even earlier 40s/50s side, though not quite attaining the levels of the other two, had very good players in Cowie, Boyd, Gallagher and the greatest dark blue of all, Billy Steel.

This once but never again, Uilleam.

Aw gee, right.

Daft. It’s Haji Wright, Wright, Hagi.

OK, another for Goldson.

Of the players available for most of the season Goldson made the fewest horlickses.