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By *hagTonight OP Man
over a year ago
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Continue here, welcome to my football thread, it is for all leagues. What team do you support and are they playing today? I support man city and we are playing against newcastle tomorrow and I reckon that we will win with 2-1  |
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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago
Craggy Island |
"Question Why did football traditionally kick of at 3pm ? "
The reason behind the 3 pm kick-off is all to do with the Factory Act. Introduced in 1850, the law aimed to improve worker's rights. It could have never been known how it would shape the future of society. Not only would it turn football into a significant sport, but it would also dictate the time it was played |
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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago
Craggy Island |
The 3pm blackout, which has been in place since the 1960s, prohibits matches being shown between 2:45pm and 5:15pm in order to protect attendances throughout the football pyramid. In Uefa territories, “Article 48” dictates that on a Saturday or Sunday, there must be a period when no live football can be shown on TV. |
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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago
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The Factory Act passed a law that stopped companies from keeping employees any later than 2 pm on a Saturday, allowing workers more recreational time. However, many Churches were concerned workers would turn to drink and spend their newfound freedom at the pub. Alternatively, churches called for workers to find another way to spend their time and encouraged them to set up football clubs. This is ironic considering how drinking is such a huge part of football.
Playing at 3 pm was considered a suitable time to give workers the chance to leave and make their way to the game. As there were few means of transport back then, most people opted to support the team that was within walking distance. As there was little else to do on a Saturday afternoon, a good portion of the local communities would be in attendance too |
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By *hagTonight OP Man
over a year ago
From the land of haribos. |
""And so it comes to this our final home game in the football league 115 years of league history ends not with a bang not with a fight but a whimper from the club who have now reverted to type making it near impossible for fans to gain entry .no pay on day tickets off sale 6pm last night with only 48 hrs notice given no alcohol sales within the stadium sections off the stands netted off no banners or flags allowed with body searches on entry would probably be easier to get into hmp Forrest bank .will be there at 2pm to protest and make my feelings known to the gutless clowns who have brought this about no doubt as per the last five games non of the board or any of thier hangers on will grace us with thier presance .come 3pm I will make the walk up sheepfoot lane for the last time untill they are gone from this club .50 years of joy despair elation frustration humour delight comraderie & rivalrys gone destroyed by a bunch of nobodys in 4 years . #Abdalahout #timetogoAl&Mo #saveoafc
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Feel so sorry for yourselves and others.
Boundary Park is undoubtedly the coldest football ground on the planer, but also one of the best.
Loved the atmosphere there, used to be decent beer.
You have my sympathy and best wishes for a speedy return to the 92thank you to you and others it's no longer hurts now we are just angry angry that it has come to this a proud club brought to its knees by incompetent owners and self interested hangers on meanwhile the EFL just waffle on about thier fit and proper persons test that one of the two owners failed before his brother bought it for him allowing him to take up the role of "sporting director" sack 14 mangers in four years bring in inumerable substandard players from abroad and alienate as much of the fanbase as possible .on a side note you want cold try Gayfield park Arbroath on a January Tuesday night with the wind whipping off the northsea 150 yards from the touchline ! "
Agree again.
Our Chairman isn't exactly a likeable guy, he's a PR disaster and his league chairmen don't really like him too.
But.....we're still afloat (just)....."
I copied this from the other thread  |
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Boundary Park IS one of the coldest stadiums in the FL. But so is whatever Bolton Wanderers call the Reebok nowadays (it's a wind tunnel!) and Blackpool FC on a snowy Boxing Day, before they refurbished the ground, was fucking perishing  |
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"Think that's the Quadruple out the window
It’s not over until mathematically impossible. Yes City have a game in hand but they still need to win "
I know, there's still a chance but now we really need city to lose a game where a draw would have been ok before |
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over a year ago
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"Think that's the Quadruple out the window
Enter Eddie Howe 
I'll be routing for them "
I think we’ll get battered tomorrow but all pressure is on City. A few of our players will be playing for new contracts and a chance to be a part of the new project so you never know. |
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"Think that's the Quadruple out the window
Enter Eddie Howe
I'll be routing for them
I think we’ll get battered tomorrow but all pressure is on City. A few of our players will be playing for new contracts and a chance to be a part of the new project so you never know."
Anything could happen, fingers crossed you beat them |
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"Think that's the Quadruple out the window
It’s not over until mathematically impossible. Yes City have a game in hand but they still need to win
I know, there's still a chance but now we really need city to lose a game where a draw would have been ok before "
True but all you can do is concentrate on your game. They’ve got to pick their heads up from midweek and Newcastle is a tough place to go.
Personally I know the draw wasn’t ideal for either team, but I’d rather that than a loss with Thursday (for us) still to come.
All we can do is try and keep winning, the premier league is a funny old place, no game is a guaranteed winner, so much at stake.
Stranger things have happened and no team is invincible!
I’ve been Spurs way too long, always got to have that positive hope until it’s definitely not possible |
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"Think that's the Quadruple out the window
It’s not over until mathematically impossible. Yes City have a game in hand but they still need to win
I know, there's still a chance but now we really need city to lose a game where a draw would have been ok before
True but all you can do is concentrate on your game. They’ve got to pick their heads up from midweek and Newcastle is a tough place to go.
Personally I know the draw wasn’t ideal for either team, but I’d rather that than a loss with Thursday (for us) still to come.
All we can do is try and keep winning, the premier league is a funny old place, no game is a guaranteed winner, so much at stake.
Stranger things have happened and no team is invincible!
I’ve been Spurs way too long, always got to have that positive hope until it’s definitely not possible "
Just have to wait and see what happens, it's definitely not over till it's over |
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over a year ago
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"Is your team playing today? My team man city is playing against newcastle and I reckon that we will win with 2-1 "
Bruno Guimarães has bleached his hair. When a Brazilian does that you know a masterclass is incoming. |
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By *hagTonight OP Man
over a year ago
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"Is your team playing today? My team man city is playing against newcastle and I reckon that we will win with 2-1
Bruno Guimarães has bleached his hair. When a Brazilian does that you know a masterclass is incoming."
That is right and what a win it was too, we won with 5-0, the last 3 games have been big wins, 5-1, 0-4 and now 5-0, it will be a close race to the finish with just 3 games more to play |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"The 3pm blackout, which has been in place since the 1960s, prohibits matches being shown between 2:45pm and 5:15pm in order to protect attendances throughout the football pyramid. In Uefa territories, “Article 48” dictates that on a Saturday or Sunday, there must be a period when no live football can be shown on TV."
Brought about by the late Bob Lord... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Continue here, welcome to my football thread, it is for all leagues. What team do you support and are they playing today? I support man city and we are playing against newcastle tomorrow and I reckon that we will win with 2-1 "
Chelsea and we are probably going to kick Watford when they are already down. Harsh, but, it’s the name of the game… |
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"I’m Man City, Wills Liverpool, I’m feeling a bit scared  really could do without the gloat lol ... Come on you Blues  "
My worst scenario today is city dropping points and Liverpool not winning 
I won't be shocked if Liverpool don't win the league today though or that gutted because of everything else they have achieved this season |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’m Man City, Wills Liverpool, I’m feeling a bit scared really could do without the gloat lol ... Come on you Blues "
Pep better not make out like this is a Champions League game and bottle it. They better get the job done or this could ruin my weekend!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Big day today for last few points, personally NO STRESS for me Newcastle are doing fine
I'd rather you gave us three points thanks... Oh I feel sick"
It is a hard day for you and Leeds, I’d say I wish you luck but I’d be fibbing I’d prefer us to end on a win   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If Man City lose , Liverpool win - I’m going to arrange a mini orgy Yes, this is a game where football comes before the sex "
Looks like you'll have to wait for that orgy |
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By *hagTonight OP Man
over a year ago
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"Is your team playing today?
4pm kick off today Shag. Make sure everyone knows.Yes I will, my team man city is playing against aston villa and I reckon that we will win with 1-0 "
It is kick off . |
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Fucking Arsenal have left it too late to play a blinder, they lost it at spurs the other day.
Can't say I'm overjoyed but above man u and qualified for Europe isn't terrible but a club the size of Arsenal should be pushing the top place every year.
But they kinda do this have a few barren seasons then come back good for a few years. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Honestly, fair play to Liverpool for pushing as far as they have. I don't think a club will come this close to the quadruple again without winning it all so well done to them.
That being said... I'm so fucking glad they didn't win it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Its been a good football season and my team man city won the premier league, where did your team end up in the placings? "
We finished 11th after giving the rest of the league a half a season head start so not bad at all.
For the first time in years I can actually get excited about the summer transfer window. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Its been a good football season and my team man city won the premier league, where did your team end up in the placings?
We finished 11th after giving the rest of the league a half a season head start so not bad at all.
For the first time in years I can actually get excited about the summer transfer window."
You mean only one place above you where Steve Bruce got you last season?  |
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