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not my video & misses the telford shot that resulted in the goal. About 4 mins in before the match starts

Aston Villa FC Verified account ‏@AVFCOfficial #AVFC team v @TelfordUtd: Gollini, Suliman, Elphick, Baker, Cissokho, Gana, Westwood, Ayew, Sinclair, Gestede, Green. Subs : Johannson, Mason, McKirdy, Hepburn-Murphy, Cowans.

£3 would be fine, never mind 3 million. Awful player

Not sure about those numbers on the back. No names above them makes them look weirdly placed anyway but they are bloody huge

Would also like some info on this asap, Planning on going to the Telford game but may switch if RDM & more of the "first team" are at Worcester

Said this earlier, The premier league is going to be a very different place if we are out of it for more than one season. This week alone Palace have bid 31.5mil for batshuayi, they missed out so bid 30 mil + for Benteke, In the meantime while they were waiting round for answers they have paid 13 mil for Andros Townsend & 10 Mil for James Tomkins, Oh & they have also bought Steve Mandanda the marseille ligue 1 goalkeeper of the year & french international just for good measure. They are also supposedly in for Roberto Pererya from Juve.. This is Crystal Palace, They won 11 games last year & finished on 42 points, 3 places above relegation. So bad that even we managed to beat them. 100 mil+ for simply staying in the league makes spending 50-70 mil on players and another 20 or so on their wages seem like nothing

Not the best of starts for the new kit AVFC Ladies 0 - 8 MCFC Ladies

Guess that's partly why they signed Townsend, He would get some service next year with Zaha & Townsend whipping balls in to him and wouldn't be a bad bet to be in the top goalscorer running. Given his position at Liverpool he would be crazy not to go for this. Looks like palace are properly going for it next year, even bidding over 30 million for players. If we don't get back up this year the premier league is going to be a very different place in a couple of years when even average mid-table sides are in a position to think nothing of spending 50 mil+ every window and going for players like Benteke

Should be about 3-4 hours start to finish depending how long it takes you to get through the puzzles. Easily doable in one sitting which is probably the best way to play it.

will buy one of these, not that fussed about the rest

Would like to see Houllier back Or has he gone to Lyon?

Doubt it would be anywhere near as loose fitting but it would be nice having something like this again

Can we just buy the entire ROI team, Or failing that Brady & Long

It is going to start getting worth backing against AJ soon. Sure he is mostly fighting bums with heavily padded records but he is still relatively inexperienced and at some point he is going to walk onto something and end up on his arse. You can get 16/1 on Breazeale winning inside the distance (and even more crazy is his round betting, 100/1 - 200/1) and whilst i do not expect that to happen tonight he isn't going to stay undefeated forever and when people are 18 stone+ all it takes is one punch. Even if you only do a couple of quid (or 50p) it will happen eventually.

Can't see Groves getting rid of Murray inside 6, GGG is the only person to stop him and even he took 11 rounds

Well if you just counted England Which had by far the highest turnout percentage & number of votes cast: Remain : 13,266,966 - 46.6% Leave : 15,188,406 - 53.4% 73% Turnout ------------------------------------------------------ But here are the others anyway, None of which would make a great deal of difference due to the closeless in numbers other than Scotland : NI : Remain : 440,437 - 55.8% Leave : 349,422 - 44.2% 62.9% Turnout ------------------------ SCOTLAND : Remain : 1,661,191 - 62% Leave : 1,018,322 - 38% 67.2% Turnout ------------------------- WALES : Remain : 772,347 - 47.5% Leave : 854,572 - 52.5% 71.7% Turnout

It will not be long before someone catches a keeper out and just smashes a kick-off straight in & wouldn't be surprised to see a few more teams adopting something like an american football style onside kick off with a few players starting a run just before kick off is due to have an edge in pace Leipzig did something similar a couple of years back but something like this now with only one player needed and being allowed to kick it forwards could make for some adventurous & overwhelming early attacks if people are brave enough.

This could get an awful lot messier/complicated before anything even happens. In reality i don't think that leaving the EU will have a massive impact on the day-to-day life of the majority of people but there are some things that need sorting out quickly. Scotland voted remain and are likely to now hold their own independence vote again. Incidently if they had suceeded last time and were not part of this referendum then the winning margin would have been greater for leave Without Scotland : Remain : 14,480,051 - 47% Leave : 16,392,420 - 53% With Cameron quitting the tories will have an unelected prime minister, What if they then decide to call an early general election & lose? Labour are in turmoil with seemingly half the party not believing Corbyn could win an election and wanting rid so in less than 6 months time we could well be facing a general election between 2 new leaders with leaving the EU seemingly still up in the air. Many tradional Labour voters will have voted to leave but would surely not vote against their own party in an election so we could be in the position of having a Labour govt who wanted to remain part of the EU being responsible for negotioting the exit The whole thing is likely to be a giant mess

Bet the BBC are annoyed that went to extra time, sure they had an hours worth of battle of britain, pride & passion stuff lined up, instead they get 30 mins of walking pace extra-time, uneventful shootout and now 10 mins of build-up while everyone has gone for a drink/piss

what a bunch of cocks, celebrating & giving it the big-un in front of the swiss fans. Then run off like naughty kids when they are pelted with cans

Newcastle United are understood to have stepped up their interest in Dwight Gayle. The Chronicle reported on June 6 that the Magpies had been offered the 26-year-old Crystal Palace striker, and it is now believed he is ready to move on from Alan Pardew’s side as he looks for regular first-team football. http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/newcastle-united-believed-stepped-up-11525208 Wish we could have signed Gayle a couple of years ago & woulnd't really want him going to Newcastle as he will smash them in for fun in the Championship

It is just the same people including many london students signing the petition that voted to remain in the first place. The image below shows who voted in/out on the left and the image on the right is a heat map of people who have signed the petition. 16.1 million people said thay wanted to remain in the EU, 1.5 million of them have signed a petition to repeat what they have already said....

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