Chelsea are a cunt club whilst I don't find Brentford quite as annoying post Frank.
Happy for them both to drop 2 points.
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I find it hard to care about Chelsea. Brentford have specifically wronged me.
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Whereas chelski are at the root of the modern ruining of football. Definitely your personal petty grievance against a little club doing things differently to be able to punch above their weight takes precedence here.
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By the way, for those who may be interested, Jordan Henderson was brilliant in this game.
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It is, imho, perfectly consistent to say he's an excellent player who shouldn't be prioritised for next year's international tournament.
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Yes it does. I have no need of justifying my personal grievances against other teams, any more than you do, but I will. They're a shitty little tinpot outfit who got ideas above their station, then took umbrage when little old Nottingham Forest refused to bend the knee to their mighty spreadsheets, and now their wanky little fanbase hates us so I want them to fuck off back to the obscurity in which they belong. And go bust. The cunts.
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I'm exactly here. The disappointment for me was that he was underappreciated and underutilised when he was at his best. No need to compound the mistake now that it's time for others to take on the baton....and we have much better others now.
The likes of Bellingham and Rice need to be those generals on the pitch. Still some growth to be found there.
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Consider me on board.
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Good rant. I’m in.
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We often talk about the keeper chucking one in.....but the keeper totteningham are playing against ACTUALLY chucked one in.
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(Djed is 'avin' one).
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It's weird how late in Spain they start selling tickets. The Betis tickets still aren't on sale for the home fans.
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For some league games, they quite often don’t decide what time or day the matches are until quite late. I’ve been to Madrid/Valencia/etc several times and found out a week or so before that the game we intended to see was pushed back to 9pm Sunday or even Monday
I think they are just more laid back about these things. Apart from el Classico, and the Madrid derby, I think you can usually get tickets for most games.
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I remember fondly the days of just pitching up on the day, and paying on the gate. A simple pleasure the modern 'ship football fan will never know.
I assume you still can at non-league level?
I also remember the first time I did that, and couldn't get in because the game was all ticket. Fuming. There is an emotional tyranny around having to plan in advance that will never sit easy with me. Football should be an entertainment, not a compulsive addiction.
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You could probably give that a go at Swansea tonight.
