Lpool and Everton stadiums are less than one mile apart.
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Lpool and Everton stadiums are less than one mile apart.
Accy cyclist
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I know, as I walked through Stanley Park in January 1979 to watch Blackburn play Liverpool in a 3rd round FA Cup match.
Correct and confusing Notts County play on the north bank which is in the City whilst Forest play on the south bank which is in the County but call their ground the City Ground. Notts previously played at Trent Bridge cricket ground which is in the County.
I didn't know that. Thanks.
I've been to most top flight grounds in England and The City Ground is a really nice one.
gbb
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Been some good scores today, ditto Forest
PaulSB
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- Chorley, Lancashire
From what I've seen the top two will be from Leeds, Sheff Utd and Sunderland. There's a strong chance Rovers will meet Burnley in the play offs.
PNE are better than I expected and I didn't feel comfortable till we went 2 - 0 up. I did worry if we conceded one a second might have gone in. If there had been 10 minutes added time instead of 6 PNE might well have equalised. There were a lot of delays in the second half, ten minutes added time wouldn't have surprised me.
After today's results Friday has become a very big win. Now we MUST beat QPR on Tuesday to cement the hard work.
Accy cyclist
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Another three goals today for Chris Wood! How many is that this season I wonder? Surely striker if not player of the season, so far!
StuAff
Silencing his legs regularly
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- Portsmouth
0-0 against Burnley seems like practically a win after Fortress Fratton got breached by Millwall. But three clear of the drop zone, which is good.
Accy cyclist
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Plus you stopped the Dingles gaining three points, which is also good!
Accy cyclist
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I heard him say "Up the Brum" on a video I saw a few years ago. I reckon he's been that spaced out for years, he probably 'supports' all the west midlands clubs.
Stephenite
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Regarding Manchester- the Mickey Mouse University (otherwise known as the Manchester Metropolitan University and might have a new name now) produced a ‘paper’ basically showing where the season ticket holder’s of City and United lived. The map they produced shows there isn’t a north/south or east/west divide but rather pockets of support for each team spread hither and thither, almost randomly, throughout the city.
At the time of the report, based on season ticket holders, 51% are red and 49% blue but, these days that may sway the other way as City are in the ascendant again.
gbb
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I think 17, there are several players above him, I think its topped by Salah on 21 then Isak and inevitably Haarland.
Player / striker of the year...not so sure, he's in the form of his life but when you look at the longer term stats (multiple seasons) , there are better players with long term consistency.
Now manager of the year...Slot probably/ inevitably, but Nuno could edge it for the absolute blinder of a season so far against all the odds, almost fairy tale like.
