backontrack
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Free speech.
Fair enough.
Harborne is a sink of evil.
(To the good burghers of Harborne - I am joking).
Free speech.
And they eat frog's legs and snails. Not normal.
Moving away from Euro 2016 and Oldham manager job is still rumbling on... When I posted this on 29th June I thought Oldham would have new manager in next couple of days but 24 hours later Kuqi pull out of job at last minute (believe deal collapsed something that keep happening at Oldham) and week later we still haven't found new manager but latest news is Steve Robinson who were part of Northern Ireland coach role in Euro 2016 is set to become new Oldham manager. I believe that when they confirm it on Oldham Athletic site.
the Big Big Cheese said:Stiliyan Petrov has made his first Aston Villa appearance in more than four years after recovering from cancer.
The former Villa captain played the second half of Saturday's 8-0 friendly over Austrian sixth-tier club GAK 1902.
Bulgarian Petrov, 37, was diagnosed with acute leukaemia in March 2012 and retired 14 months later.
The midfielder is attempting to make a professional comeback, and has been training with Villa in pre-season.
He was invited to train with the Championship club for a month on a non-contract basis, as he looks to build up fitness after his long absence from the professional game.
Jordan Ayew, Joe Bennett and Rudy Gestede scored two goals each in Villa's victory, adding to early goals from Micah Richards and Libor Kozak.
Good to hear he has recovered.
It is now confirmed that the 41 year old Motherwell manager, Stephen Robinson, who acted as assistant coach to Northern Ireland at the Euro 2016 tournament, has been appointed as the new manager of Oldham Athletic.
Not long to go till kickoff. I'm still going with a French victory.
Can't believe I missed that! Was he crying like the baby?
Other than that incident it's been a pretty drab first half:cry:
The stretcher was attention seeking. The match is so dull I used snapchat filters at half time instead of listening
I suspect the stretcher was for dramatic effect, he's walking around ok now.
Extra time now and possibly penalties?
What else did you expect from a dirty poor team who will now do anything they can to park the bus.
Euro 16 won't be remembered for having a cracking final
I could handle it if only the commentators wouldn't gush all over them and instead call them out on their dirty behaviour.
The stretcher was attention seeking.
What else did you expect from a dirty poor team who will now do anything they can to park the bus.
Euro 16 won't be remembered for having a cracking final, won by a team which drew all three group matches, only won one match in 90 minutes. Should go back to 16 teams
How was Ronaldo allowed to run around the technical area as if he was the manager?