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I have a mate that follows Bristol Rovers, he told me years ago that when he was younger there was an away team that was so hilariously dull that there was half time entertainment where a bloke would go on the pitch and throw a tennis ball and his dog would go and retrieve it lol.

He said every time the dog grabbed the ball the whole terrace would cheer like they scored a goal :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

10/10 humour
 
I have a mate that follows Bristol Rovers, he told me years ago that when he was younger there was an away team that was so hilariously dull that there was half time entertainment where a bloke would go on the pitch and throw a tennis ball and his dog would go and retrieve it lol.

He said every time the dog grabbed the ball the whole terrace would cheer like they scored a goal :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

10/10 humour
Theres was a bloke that was Hellas mad back in the 80s who was an old Bristol Skins member .. some wild stories...
 
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Reckon? In that case then, there’s a catchment for visa-players for that tier - and AAIK, our clubs wouldn’t be obligated to pay transfer fees bc Crimea is neither a FIFA nor UEFA member💡

It’s a loophole that NSL clubs exploited to sign players based in South Africa during the apartheid-era, the most notable eg. being Tony Henderson.
Hahahahahah I'm not putting my hand up for scouting duties though.....
 
Hmm how do you know what the level of play in the A-League is if you don't watch it?
Ill catch a few moments on FTA on Saturday in between doing other things and try to watch at least most highlights... Some of the play is quite good. Not quite J2 league but alot better than NPL anyway (at least faster) certainly a bit of an improvement on Crimean league :P

My beef with Aleague has nothing to do with the players or the play.
 
Rather than start a new thread I'll just drop this here.

 
I wonder if the ICC said anything about getting a cricket ball in the nuts...can't be great either

The box for the jatz crackers preceded the helmet for the bonce by about a hundred years.

What does that tell you about a bloke's priorities?
 
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The box for the jatz crackers preceded the helmet for the bonce by about a hundred years.

What does that tell you about a blokes priorities?
To be fair, they're more likely to be in the firing line
 
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