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Meh. I understand why he went and don't blame him. I just think the timing was lousy (and Chelsea FFS!!!???)


I don't think he'll play on Sunday. I reckon a deal has been agreed on the quiet. I'm hoping so at least. Stamford Bridge is one of the most unlpeasant aways at the best of times.

yup,absolutely. Baker's show was a hymn to the idiocy of our devotion to our football teams and the world of fandom. 606 since then has largely just been fans with various degrress of madness ranting boringly on about their team and applying d-level punditry skills to their analysis.


Baker's 606 used to have features like Bearded 11s or How have you best got into a match for free - they're just tedious drivel nowadays

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> I don't think he'll play on Sunday. I reckon a

> deal has been agreed on the quiet. I'm hoping so

> at least. Stamford Bridge is one of the most

> unlpeasant aways at the best of times.



The chat in the media was that Liverpool asked Chelsea to do this and they refused....

nervous times for arsenal now but if the sending off was harsh the two penalties fully deserve a Fabregas "who did you pay" type question. Genuinely, properly scandalous decisions. Not to mention the yellow for our keeper


I'm not paranoid normally but these decisions have genuinely perplexed me

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