Xenophon PCDGS
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Scottish Premiership play-off final...first leg
Raith Rovers 1 ... Ross County 2.
Raith Rovers 1 ... Ross County 2.
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dangie
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Many years ago when I cycled John O’Groats to Lands End, I went through or past places which I thought until then only existed on the Football Pools. Looking at the Scottish League Tables it’s not much different now
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From the BBC:
Wayne Rooney is set to have talks with Championship side Plymouth Argyle about their vacant head coach role.
Oh well, that’s one club Stoke won’t have to worry about next season.
Wayne Rooney: Former England striker set for managerial talks with Plymouth Argyle
Wayne Rooney is set to have talks with Championship side Plymouth Argyle about their vacant head coach role.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Howardh
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Breaking news; after the summer international friendlies v Wales and Scotland @ Faro; Gibraltar will be returning home to play San Marino and Liechtenstein (Nations' League) at Europa Point, currently an astro for rugby and cricket. They then hope to play their World Cup Qualifiers there later on, while the Victoria Stadium is being redeveloped.
Europa Point was the first ear-marked site for the national stadium, but that was quickly cancelled. As for yours truly, I'd go and watch one of them but they clash with pre-arranged holidays; so I'll keep my holiday calendar free for the WCQ's (note to self!).
Europa Point was the first ear-marked site for the national stadium, but that was quickly cancelled. As for yours truly, I'd go and watch one of them but they clash with pre-arranged holidays; so I'll keep my holiday calendar free for the WCQ's (note to self!).
Xenophon PCDGS
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Bookmakers in the Burnley area will be queuing up to take your bet...
Haywain
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Wayne Rooney has been appointed manager of Plymouth Argyle. It will be interesting to see how it works out.
gg1
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"Badly" would be my prediction.
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Well done to Man U for winning the FA Cup after beating Man City 2-1!! I'm a Leicester fan btw but nice for a change for Man City not to win everything.
Will it be enough to save his job?
Agreed it makes a change for Man City not to win something.
The result also affects the European tournament teams next season as Manchester United now go into the Europa League, Chelsea now go into the Europa Conference League & Newcastle having no European competition next season.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Scottish Premiership play-off final...second leg
Ross County 4 ... Raith Rovers 0
Ross County win 6-1 on aggregate and keep their place in the top flight
Ross County 4 ... Raith Rovers 0
Ross County win 6-1 on aggregate and keep their place in the top flight
dangie
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I certainly don’t want Man City to win everything, but saying well done to Man U is taking things a bit too far
I certainly don’t want Man City to win everything, but saying well done to Man U is taking things a bit too far
As the partner of a Sunderland season ticket holder, I know there were plenty of people in the north east pleased that City lost yesterday
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Leeds United's play-off hoodoo continues...
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Why have 'plenty of people' in the north east got a problem with City?
Haywain
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The win for United kept Newcastle from qualifying for European competition.
On Wearside no doubt, but certainly not on Tyneside!
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Why not? Many 'Boro supporters are likely to be happy that the Toon Army aren't back in Europe next season.
Whilst I do like to be beside the Teesside, I think you might have your rivers mixed up
So the FA cup winners get a Europa League place, while sixth place in the Premier League only secures a place in the Europa Conference!
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Quite! Tyneside = Newcastle. Wearside = Sunderland. Teesside = Middlesbrough. 0/10 for my earlier post.
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Will it be enough to save
Yes maybe lol. Be great next season if the final for once has no Manchester teams in!I certainly don’t want Man City to win everything, but saying well done to Man U is taking things a bit too far
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Well done Southampton. My grandad RIP was a season ticket holder.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Unai Emery has signed a five-year contract with Aston Villa.
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Meanwhile, Enzo Maresco is in talks with Chelsea and looks likely to go there from Leicester.
Ivor
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About time the club made an announcement as the media has been stating it’s done & dusted for days, length of contract etc
For decades it’s been a bit of a soap opera at Chelsea since Ken Bates on & off but under the new ownership it’s a pantomime.
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Latest rumour I've heard on the managerial merry-go-round is Carlos Corberan to Leicester City.
Having been robbed of the chance to manage in the Premier League in 2022, and not being averse to jumping ship following a play-off defeat, I would imagine if an approach is made he'll jump at the chance. Not sure how well he'd do at LCFC given the possibility of an FFP punishment... and at Huddersfield it took him a good while for his methods to bear fruit. He is undeniably a talented coach and he managed to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear at the JSS. He even finished a season with a positive goal difference, the only Town manager to do so since Simon Grayson (with help from Lee Clark) in 2012.
At least West Brom will get some compensation, unlike Huddersfield!
Having been robbed of the chance to manage in the Premier League in 2022, and not being averse to jumping ship following a play-off defeat, I would imagine if an approach is made he'll jump at the chance. Not sure how well he'd do at LCFC given the possibility of an FFP punishment... and at Huddersfield it took him a good while for his methods to bear fruit. He is undeniably a talented coach and he managed to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear at the JSS. He even finished a season with a positive goal difference, the only Town manager to do so since Simon Grayson (with help from Lee Clark) in 2012.
At least West Brom will get some compensation, unlike Huddersfield!