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Sandperson Wrote:

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> Atila Reincarnate Wrote:

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> > Trying to get a result in Russia when you're

> > already 1 nil down ain't easy. So much for

> their

> > CL aspirations.

>

> Looks like you spoke too soon AG!

>

> Well done Celtic.



Bring em on, big fish very small pond. SPL is risable.

???? Wrote:

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> Sandperson Wrote:

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> > Did you lot go to the Hamlet on sat? How was

> it?

>

> His uncle did it


You are, indeed, a fellow of infinite jest. Now get thee to a nunnery.

Unfortunately couldn't as was at a wedding of a couple where the chap proposed at Buddha jazz following a hamlets game. Top man!!!!


Anyhoo 3-3 apparently, would have been a good game. Next home game Tuesday 18th, proper league game and everything

Was is it about Ferguson and Liverpool, this latest revelation coming from Peter Schmeichel


?Robbie Fowler was the best, he kept scoring, and we just didn?t know what do about it. Had he had the chance, I?m pretty sure he (Ferguson) would have signed him on the spot because he rated him as the best striker in the league.?

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