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fowler9

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Who?

Legend? Really?

Yeah, not really. The only way Frimpong will be famous is for slagging off Gerrard or if he gets arrested. :D
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Never heard of FC Ufa, shame on you

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Ufa

;)

Wow, Kanchelskis was Ufas manager! That name takes me back!
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Gerrard to play for Man City on 'loan' next year during the closed season of the MLS.

Of course he will. :D
 

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He will play somewhere to keep his fitness up during the MLS close season.

Although Liverpool supporters would love to have him back at Liverpool, I can't see that happening as they will be rebuilding for the after Gerald period.

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As for Oldham, let the protests begin in regards to Evans
 
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Although Liverpool supporters would love to have him back at Liverpool, I can't see that happening as they will be rebuilding for the after Gerald period.

I'm sure some Liverpool fans will disagree with me, but the departure of Gerrard could be the best for both parties and will come at an ideal time. I think that this way, Liverpool's midfield will develop into what it wants to be, with the likes of Henderson and Lallana (not that I particularly rate either of them, but that's not important) developing more 'naturally' and not into a midfield that is a structure designed to support Steven Gerrard - the midfield no longer has to be built around him.
 

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I'm sure some Liverpool fans will disagree with me, but the departure of Gerrard could be the best for both parties and will come at an ideal time. I think that this way, Liverpool's midfield will develop into what it wants to be, with the likes of Henderson and Lallana (not that I particularly rate either of them, but that's not important) developing more 'naturally' and not into a midfield that is a structure designed to support Steven Gerrard - the midfield no longer has to be built around him.

No mate I agree with you. For me it is more sadness at the end of an era and that he never got to win the league. A great servant to the club. I honestly can't see him playing at City to maintain his fitness. Amongst various reasons I can't see City wanting or needing him.
 

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I see Hyde did well against 2nd place Barrow today.

Unlucky to Wrexham as they lost 3-1 to Stoke knowing Wrexham were leading for seven mins in that match and look like Dover got outplayed against crystal Palace as Palace beat them 4-0.

Man Utd have just beat Yeovil 2-0 with Di María scoring second goal in 90th min.
 

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As for Oldham, let the protests begin in regards to Evans

To be honest I would like Oldham to sign him as he was good player before he went to prison but I'm surprise that Oldham are trying to sign him knowing only month ago they reject that they have ask him to train with them, funny have they lost all of they matches in December and to be honest played very poorly and now they went to sign him.
 

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It have to come to end one day.

Valencia 2-1 Real Madrid.

Valencia ended Real Madrid 22 consecutive winning run but Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 33rd goal of this season, I wonder how many goals he will end up by end of season?
 
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Unfortunately, once again Blackpool failed to secure a win.[emoji20]

Just what has happened to Blackpool going from The Premiership to the bottom of The Championship.

What are they doing with their "parachute payments" ?

Has it been all downhill since "Ollie" left ?
 

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Just what has happened to Blackpool going from The Premiership to the bottom of The Championship.

What are they doing with their "parachute payments" ?

Has it been all downhill since "Ollie" left ?

They had to pay back the Wonga loans ;)
 

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Well...where do I start, we've got a situation whereby Owen Oyston is the owner of the club, but can't hold the post of Chairman, so his son, Karl is Chairman, but doesn't like spending money, so we've ended up with short term loan players and ones on free transfers, not doing much for team or spectator moral.
 

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Well...where do I start, we've got a situation whereby Owen Oyston is the owner of the club, but can't hold the post of Chairman, so his son, Karl is Chairman, but doesn't like spending money, so we've ended up with short term loan players and ones on free transfers, not doing much for team or spectator moral.

Are you saying he's filched the PP's ?
 

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Not sure about that, but we're due to receive the final payment soon. It's looking more than likely that we're going down to Division One and I can see them possibly selling the club, but that's only speculation.
 

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He will play somewhere to keep his fitness up during the MLS close season.

Although Liverpool supporters would love to have him back at Liverpool, I can't see that happening as they will be rebuilding for the after Gerrard era.

Wonder if he wants to come and play alongside his cousin Anthony at Leeds Road? :idea: :lol:
 

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A precedent was set in 2007 when Oldham Athletic signed Lee Hughes who had been convicted of causing death by dangerous driving and had served half the six year sentence at the time of that signing.

The BBC interviewed a number of Oldham fans. The majority of the fans the BBC spoke with said they didn't have a problem as he'd served his punishment and should be able to get back into work.

Only negative they shown was a woman rambling about role models.
 

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The thing is people will remember Gerrard. I'd forgotten Demba Ba already.

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MidnightFlyer

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I find Jenas quite eloquent and well-spoken as far as most recent footballers go. Certainly no less an expert than Danny Murphy or Trevor Sinclair are.
 

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Dover definitely froze. We let Palace play without any pressure.

Great occasion, poor performance.

Palace fans were class, especially applauding our players off at the end.


If you were looking in the right place you would have seen me and in the build-up from the Welling game New Years Day!
 

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The BBC interviewed a number of Oldham fans. The majority of the fans the BBC spoke with said they didn't have a problem as he'd served his punishment and should be able to get back into work.

Only negative they shown was a woman rambling about role models.

I see that the petition now has 20,000 signatures, a threat has been issued by the main stand sponsor to withdraw its sponsorship and the PFA chairman saying he will not be talking about this matter today. I wonder what effects these matters will have on the board members of Oldham Athletic when their board meeting is held later today to decide on the matter.
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The January transfer window opened last Saturday. I wonder what will be the first large-scale financial transfer to be announced.
 

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The BBC interviewed a number of Oldham fans. The majority of the fans the BBC spoke with said they didn't have a problem as he'd served his punishment and should be able to get back into work.

Only negative they shown was a woman rambling about role models.

I heard that on radio 5 last night and yet when I watched breakfast this morning it was more of the people who said he shouldn't be signed that were shown.


Well Id rather not talk about Newcastle as it looks like the players have just given up.
 

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Just what has happened to Blackpool going from The Premiership to the bottom of The Championship.

What are they doing with their "parachute payments" ?

The Oystons have never knowingly spent money on the club, even before Oyston Snr had his unfortunate run in with the law*. Nothing has changed. They were like this back in 1996 when we beat them in (what is now) the League One play-offs, promptly firing Fat Sam as manager. They're still like this now, they can't even be chewed finishing off the stadium redevelopment.

*raping a fifteen-year-old girl

As for us, I think how seriously we take the replay against Millwall will depend on what draw we get in the next round. If it's a juicy home tie I can see us going for it, and beating them, but if it's some rubbish away tie against a mid-table Premier League/Championship side we might save our legs for a play-off push. It's a shame we couldn't hold on at 3-2, but never mind.

Ched Evans, meanwhile, is effectively unemployable. Perhaps if he'd shown a wee bit of remorse, instead of going into full "she's a lying skank!" mode, he might have a club and be able to get on with his career.
 

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The outcome of the Ched Evans saga will be very much interesting if only because it'll show where the balance of power lies with regards to the board, the fans and the sponsors
 

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