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St Evan Echoes posted:Is this real, please tell me this is real https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/joey-barton-stormed-out-rangers-9224185
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brocked posted:"[Joey] Barton stormed out of the club's training complex on Thursday, clutching a state-of-the-art coffee machine that he had previously gifted to the first team squad." Lmao
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brocked posted:"[Joey] Barton stormed out of the club's training complex on Thursday, clutching a state-of-the-art coffee machine that he had previously gifted to the first team squad." St Evan Echoes posted:Is this real, please tell me this is real 
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blue footed boobie posted:https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/joey-barton-stormed-out-rangers-9224185 remember when joey barton ragequit a football manager game because he kept getting into arguments with his in-game self
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As an American I'm delighted Donald Trump has got in, and was hoping for Boris Johnson here in England over the secret war monger May. And this sport was orginally called "soccer" not football. Yes I live in England but I still call it soccer because that what it is.
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He's gone! http://bbc.in/2emmk76
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jyrka posted:Would you consider a sister's ex-boyfriend being part of the family? Given Johnson's dad turned out to support him at the trial, yeah.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Given Johnson's dad turned out to support him at the trial, yeah. Huh?
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He is saying that Adam Johnson's father was at the trial in support of Adam Johnson's sister's ex-boyfriend, therefore the ex-boyfriend is part of the Johnson family.
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vyelkin posted:He is saying that Adam Johnson's father was at the trial in support of Adam Johnson's sister's ex-boyfriend, therefore the ex-boyfriend is part of the Johnson family. That doesn't make him family but w/e.
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Weaponized Cum posted:As an American I'm delighted Donald Trump has got in, and was hoping for Boris Johnson here in England over the secret war monger May. And this sport was orginally called "soccer" not football. Yes I live in England but I still call it soccer because that what it is. I was also once an American living in the UK and whenever I said "football" people would ask "which one, our football or your football?" So I just said "soccer" instead which was answered with "call it football." You can't win.
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Kick Nonces Out: It isn’t easy sitting opposite Andy Woodward and hearing, close up, the unspeakable horrors of his childhood and the reasons why, at the age of 43, he finally feels able to tell his story and free himself from the secret – “the massive, horrible burden” – that has shaped his life. It has been there since the age of 11 when a football-daft kid from a family of Manchester United supporters first came to the attention of the coach, scout and serial paedophile Barry Bennell and it is difficult even to contemplate how much Woodward has suffered before reaching this point where he has offered to waive his anonymity and speak publicly about it for the first time. He is doing so in the belief there are many others – potentially hundreds, he says – who are living with their own secrets, given Bennell’s employment at Crewe Alexandra in the 1980s and 1990s and close association in the past with Stoke City and Manchester City, as well as junior teams in Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire and Greater Manchester. Bennell was sentenced to nine years in prison in 1998 after admitting 23 specimen charges of sexual offences against six boys aged nine to 15. Woodward was among the victims at Crewe and knows of other former pros who were targeted. Many more, he suspects, never made it as professional footballers, whereas his own career, also featuring spells at Bury, Sheffield United and Scunthorpe United, ended at the age of 29 because he was unable to cope with the horrendous aftereffects of what he had to endure. Woodward had to fake an injury during one game because he was having the kind of panic attack that became a regular feature in his career. He has been suicidal “on probably 10 occasions”. He has spent his professional life battling depression and anxiety, and is haunted by what a man who described himself in legal proceedings as a “monster” told him about some of the other victims. “My life has been ruined until the age of 43,” Woodward says. “But how many others are there? I’m talking about hundreds of children who Barry Bennell cherry-picked for various football teams and who now, as adults, might still be living with that awful fear. “We’ve seen with the Jimmy Savile case how people have had the courage, yet I’d say within the football world it’s even harder to speak out. Only now, at the age of 43, I feel I can actually live without that secret and that massive, horrible burden. I want to get it out and give other people an opportunity to do the same. I want to give people strength. I survived it. I lost my career, which was a massive thing for me, but I’m still here. I came through the other side. Other people can have that strength.” https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/nov/16/andy-woodward
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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/2193...-wedding-party/ lmao
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Weaponized Cum posted:mods rename me: Cunty Watermark?
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the sun have been successful in getting players banned from nights out while on international duty even if there are no more matches
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Corrode posted:The Sun is a loving plague. quote:Wayne Rooney is going all intellectual - by studying for his GCSE exams in English and Maths. The football star takes regular lessons at home with a private tutor - and is also learning to play the guitar. It is the latest proof that Manchester United and England striker Rooney, 22, is turning into a bit of a TOFF "Learning basic and/or useful skills is for posh wankers" - the Sun
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St Evan Echoes posted:http://www.thesun.ie/irishsol/homepage/showbiz/irishbizarre/461713/Wayne-Rooney-Takes-GCSEs-and-learns-guitar-Educating-Rooney.html Don't buy The Sun.
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Finland and CSKA Moscow's Roman Eremenko has been banned for two years after he tested positive for (wait for it) cocaine following the Leverkusen - CSKA game. I guess nose day came early for him! http://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/eremenko_banned_for_2_years_over_positive_cocaine_test/9301914
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lol what an idiot, cant belieive the original story was that it was snus... cska is hosed, dude was very very good for them
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His lawyer is claiming the cocaine ended up in his system "by accident" and through some way they just can't explain. Well I guess you gotta at least TRY.
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How long did Mutu play professionally after they found that 90% of his body was made of cocaine anyway? It was a long time, that's for sure. e: His ban was 7 months lol
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Bea Nanner posted:2 years for coke is outrageous.  it should be 90 days max imo
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Nothing wrong with a little bump and grind imo
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big crush on Chad OMG posted:Nothing wrong with a little bump and grind imo
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Not sure if this belongs here or the puff pieces thread, but 20 years ago today http://thelab.bleacherreport.com/finding-ali-dia/ On Nov. 23, 1996, Ali Dia appeared as a substitute for Southampton in a Premier League match. Deemed out of his depth by his manager Graeme Souness, he was substituted before full-time. Soon after, Dia was released by the club and accused of perpetrating the most sensational scam in football history. In the two decades since, the legend of Ali Dia has grown with every telling. The man has become a punchline. His name has become synonymous with terrible performances, terrible transfer signings and sporting dishonesty. But the real story of Ali Dia has never been told. And the man himself has never shared his version of events. Until now.
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ultrabindu posted:Not sure if this belongs here or the puff pieces thread, but I love it, was trying find the right place to post this but I'm glad I saw him play
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https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/nov/23/spain-public-prosecutor-calls-neymar-prison-sentence-two-yearsquote:Spain’s public prosecutor has called for Barcelona’s Neymar to be sent to prison for two years for his part in a corruption case over his transfer from Brazilian club Santos to the La Liga champions in 2013. lol
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fifa is losing the plot https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/nov/23/welsh-football-association-charged-fifa-spectators-wearing-poppies quote:The Football Association of Wales has announced it has been charged by Fifa over supporters wearing poppies in the crowd during the match against Serbia.
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If FIFA get rid of those dumb loving poppies, they will at last do something good for the world.
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Move the international window to mid December instead of mid November and save us all from the annual poppy argument.
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Things that FIFA is a-ok with: slavery, racism, homophobia, extortion, tax evasion Things that are not ok: Non-approved advertising, political statements that aren't "look how wonderful my totalitarian regime is"
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Der Shovel posted:His lawyer is claiming the cocaine ended up in his system "by accident" and through some way they just can't explain. Depending how much he took there's precedent for athletes finding crazy excuses to get out of coke tests quote:In May 2009, Gasquet was provisionally suspended after testing positive for cocaine. Traces of the drug were found in his urine sample.[6] In July 2009, he was cleared to return to competitive tennis after a tribunal found that "the cocaine entered his system through inadvertent contamination in a nightclub". Gasquet suggested that the cocaine entered his system after he kissed a woman in a nightclub. The tribunal stated that the quantity of cocaine detected in Gasquet's sample was "very small, about the size of a grain of salt".[7]
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top of the league http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/2016/11/24/newcastle-united-top-list-football-banning-orders-wolves-plymouth/ 
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Kinda surprised Stoke isn't on the list. The club did aggressively try to prune away N40 members from the games though, seems to have worked.
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Jose posted:top of the league There's a forums poster on that list
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