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The lowest attendance of any league match ever is not 0
Phenomenal couple of consecutive paragraphs there.Speaking to The Sun, his cousin, Lucy Mitchell said: “He always had a smile on his face no matter what. He had the kindest heart. He is sadly going to be missed by a lot of people.”
Mitchell was widely known for being the supporter who punched Grealish during a Birmingham derby in 2019.
Weird things that are true but don't sound it?Wrong thread?
Are either likely to add to their tallies any time soon?Park has scored more goals for us than Paul Ince.
ThisBloody hell Ten Haag is now the 8th longest serving manager in the premier league
I just checked. I think it’s 7th because the 3 promoted teams (who only forest manager has survived I think) has been in the league the same amount of time as Ten Hag!This
The other way around. Which IS actually a bit weird.Park has scored more goals for us than Paul Ince.
Every single Champions League goal Patrice Evra ever scored went in off the woodwork.
He only scored two. Roma and Bayern.
Wout Weghorst was in the Bundesliga top 4 scorers for three seasons in a row.
Less than two seasons ago (20/21) he finished on only seven goals fewer than Haaland.
During these three seasons (18/19, 19/20, 20/21) only one player scored more goals in the Bundesliga than Wout Weghorst - Robert Lewandowski.
Kanté has played 3 home games for Chelsea this season, all under a different manager.
He played hia senior career in Romania and Japan. Interesting characterAston Villa's set piece coach isn't from Iceland or Scandinavia.
Aston Villa's set piece coach isn't from Iceland or Scandinavia.
In 2023 Manchester City will school Manchester United so not much will change.One FA Cup final was played at a University kick around pitch...
Need to look more in to this, never heard about it, he only had one arm, played at highest level in Ireland, scored winner v Zurich, from Belfast playing for Dundalk, there's a film in thatA one armed man from Belfast scoring the winner for Dundalk vs Zurich in the European Cup. Jimmy Hasty his story well worth a look so tragically lost his life in the troubles in Belfast on his way to work in 1974 only in his late thirties.
Probably one of the very few away wins if not the only one by a League of Ireland side in a European Cup tie.
He should be celebrated more, loved life and an excellent centre forward.
A one armed man from Belfast scoring the winner for Dundalk vs Zurich in the European Cup. Jimmy Hasty his story well worth a look so tragically lost his life in the troubles in Belfast on his way to work in 1974 only in his late thirties.
Probably one of the very few away wins if not the only one by a League of Ireland side in a European Cup tie.
He should be celebrated more, loved life and an excellent centre forward.
A one armed man from Belfast scoring the winner for Dundalk vs Zurich in the European Cup. Jimmy Hasty his story well worth a look so tragically lost his life in the troubles in Belfast on his way to work in 1974 only in his late thirties.
Probably one of the very few away wins if not the only one by a League of Ireland side in a European Cup tie.
He should be celebrated more, loved life and an excellent centre forward.
Chelsea really have cheapened the champions league by being so shit and winning it.Chelsea are the only team to hold both the Champions League and Europa League titles at the same time.
Not sure if it's been previously mentioned, but an English manager (not surprisingly) has never won the Premier League.
Chelsea really have cheapened the champions league by being so shit and winning it.
Liverpool in 2005 were shit when winning it but at least had some history.
United have won it 3 times with our best ever teams and we're only one ahead of 2 mediocre Chelsea teams.
I'd say Neil Wilkinson who won the auld First division with Leeds the year before the inaugural Premier League season. Other than that, yeah, probably Kegan.Who was the closest? Kegan?
Howard WilkinsonI'd say Neil Wilkinson who won the auld First division with Leeds the year before the inaugural Premier League season. Other than that, yeah, probably Kegan.