Phil, you had less shots, less possession, less corners, less xg but yeah you were the “better team” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 what a wally
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If you havnt already albion fans, well worth a fiver a month, Steve always writes well and with knowledge and honesty, and a bit of humour, also has good guests and write ups and exclusives that you cant get anywhere else includind the E&S....... good guest too such as @ChapmanJ92 @_ChrisLepkowski @Tudders2
Still waiting for my invite to do my write up @Tudders2 😇
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@Tudders2 @_ChrisLepkowski @CJHall83 , i have been bangin on about heggabo for months now, since last season, can we see a stat which shows if he has ever taken a shot from outside the box, ever, and if so could we get a clip of it, i am convinced he is neither right or left footed, he is no footed, i have never seen a worse striker of a football in the proffesional game. Have we ever seen him make a clean strike at goal, im not counting tap ins and first time pokes from good crosses, even the norwich goal he didnt hit it with his feet, it come off his hand ffs.
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The rise of Anthony Gordon needs to be studied. Through hard work and belief in himself he is turning into a world class operator. He’s the first name on the team sheet at Barca (along with lamal ofc) seems a genuine nice lad and model professional.
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Most logical comment I have seen in the last 24 hours. Spot on
Morrison knows we need wingers and a striker with pace, he asked for them We are a work in progress and if it weren't for Morrison we'd be like Leicester . Once we fix the problem of no wingers and a lack of pace up front we'll be fine. Atm though we're a mid table team
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The impact of Kemi Badenoch’s conference speech cannot be overstated. On the doors and in the streets it is STILL all people want to talk about, whether they are lifelong Tories, Reform switchers or people who gave up on politics years ago.
Why? Because it wasn't really a party speech. When she said she didn't want to live in a country run by people who debate whether her mixed-race children are English, she was speaking as a mother, not a politician. And she made the oldest conservative argument there is: you belong to this country by loyalty, graft and love of it.
It also had conviction. No hedging, no triangulating. "They are not like us. We are not like them." Family homes passed on untaxed. Andy Burnham's 1970s socialism called out by name. People knew exactly where she stood.
The impact is already clear. Any talk of a pact with Reform is dead. Their voters have been told the door home is open.
It's not often a speech lands like this. I think we will look back on it as a defining moment.
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Totally agree, the woman is impressive. She speaks sense and speaks with authority .
The strongest section of Kemi Badenoch's speech so far:
"To those who say “unite the right”... we are not uniting with THAT. I don’t want to live in a country run by people who threaten journalists, call veterans traitors and debate whether my mixed-race children are English.
"I don’t want to explain to my son, when we’re watching our brilliant England team play football, that some people don’t think our black players are English.
"I remember back in the day when Ian Wright and John Barnes were playing - nobody was questioning whether they were English. We certainly didn’t have sitting MPs questioning whether they were English.
"We must not let these people take us backwards. That is not the country we are. I don’t know whether you’ve noticed, but I am black. I am British. I’m proud of my country, I’m proud of our history."
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