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Wezza
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Because of Milner I now drink Yorkshire Tea.
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It’s the same everywhere and not just football. Two of us coach at the local cricket club. We do All Stars, U9, U11 and U13 between the two of us. Most of the parents are happy just to turn up have a few beers whilst we run ourselves into the ground. I do it for my kids, but it is essentially just cheap child care.
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Usmanov looking at Charlton apparently
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Jeans can come true
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Featuring Joe Anderson as Sheriff Fatman
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Yes, outgoings are fine. I think we are still looking to move a few on before the end of the month.
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Thank you - but I was on it from the start, that’s the joke!
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Wasn’t that a D:ream song?
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Bascombe said “Despite both clubs insisting his next 12 months is part of a loan deal, the 26-year-old has signed a four-year contract until 2022. Liverpool will also receive 20 per cent of any future sale of Ings” It was apparently something to do with a complicated payment structure which would have pushed the deal past 17:00. The initial year loan allowed them to get it done.
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John Henry’s wife is the new assistant manager?
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Oh and this bit Mina was regarded by United as very far off the level that they wanted in a centre-back – and certainly not in the category of Varane. The Colombian’s standout performances at the World Cup finals, including England, marked him out as a specialist player, one for certain opponents whose threat would come in the air, but there were concerns about his all-round game
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From the Telegraph Yerry Mina was offered by Barcelona to United and a number of other clubs before the World Cup finals for €11m in an attempt by the Spanish champions to get their money back on a player they signed in January. Post-World Cup finals it was not the price being quoted for Mina but the structure of the agents’ fees being proposed that made the club uncomfortable. United felt paying them would set a damaging precedent set that could prove a problem in the future.
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Could be argued Tottenham did better business
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As we speak somebody at Goodison is just looking up the Chelsea fax number for that late bid for Hazard - Operation slap it on the table.
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The modern day Steve Stone
