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I'm not really usually fussed about ham but I've recently discovered Aldi's 'Torchon ham' and f33ck me the stuff is lovely on a sandwich with a bit of salad, pepper and a touch of mayo
I plan to go to one of the places mentioned in the crusty cob thread this week and see if I can pick up any deli meats in the process
This brings me to the question... what is your 'go to' sandwich for work/in general?
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I'm not really usually fussed about ham but I've recently discovered Aldi's 'Torchon ham' and f33ck me the stuff is lovely on a sandwich with a bit of salad, pepper and a touch of mayo
I plan to go to one of the places mentioned in the crusty cob thread this week and see if I can pick up any deli meats in the process
This brings me to the question... what is your 'go to' sandwich for work/in general?
Junior Dixon was left out of Birmingham City's pre-season training camp in Austria at the end of last week
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Okies lol sorry.
on sky sports 3 now
NASL interviewer: Do you prefer astroturf or grass?
Frank Worthington: I've never smoked astroturf.
It is a part of the game, and it is naive to expect any player to desist. It is nota Jude thing, itsa football thing. He felt a touch and was entitled to go down, we hear the commentators say.
The referees were supposed to be clamping down on it a couple of years ago and they did to some extent. As ever though it was inconsistently applied.. There is a bit of a difference, though in that you’re not guaranteed the free kick just for falling over.
Cole Palmer for instance fell... Читать дальше...
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Crowd violence
Expensive tickets
Poor attendances
Poor pitches
25 min “half time entertainment “
Let’s hope they sort it out for the World Cup
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Does anyone else feel that Jude is now going down to easily, and two dramatically, too often?
I know it’s now very much part of the game… but I always admire players who simply dust themselves off and get on with it, with less fuss. They are the role models.
Where did he learn this? I don’t remember it at Blues.
Was it Dortmund? Madrid?
Playing with Harry Kane??
I once saw David Holdsworth in the corporate area at Old Trafford.
