chucky1973
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Presumably they also reported on Barnard trying to regain his balance in the pub and he just so happened to connect with his attacker, whilst holding a glass bottle. Highly unfortunate on the frontman.
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Presumably they also reported on Barnard trying to regain his balance in the pub and he just so happened to connect with his attacker, whilst holding a glass bottle. Highly unfortunate on the frontman.
I thought Sparrow aimed it straight at the middle of the goal, and it took a deflection and fired into the net, close to the post.Thts even worse thn the lambert bit ..cross field pass? Wtf
"The home side took a two nil lead courtesy of a fortuitous cross field pass by Matt Sparrow which swerved viciously into the far corner"
That report is actually staggering.
"Buckley switched flanks to put pressure on the already booked Harding, who to his credit remained composed as the hosts pushed forward"
Did he f***, he absolutely lost it, hence getting subbed.
Pretty impressive if Lambert punched the floor and in doing so managed to send a Brighton player to the, er, floor.
Ricky Lambert punching the ground earlier today...
Ricky Lambert punching the ground earlier today...
Ricky Lambert punching the ground earlier today...
Dear Leader Adkins' brave men of courage were harshly forced to endure a non-win today against the Great Satanic Forces of Brighton. Following a courageous struggle of epic fortitude, the Triumphant people's red army found their power irretrievably diminished by the malevolent intentions of FA Official D'Urso, a mediator forced upon the game with the sole purpose of extinguishing the willpower of the Saints. A first half dominated entirely by the honourable travelling army was spoiled by D'Urso and his collaborating assistant from the Satanic Alliance failing to see the ball being cleared from 15.453 yards behind the goalline, thus denying the Dear Leader's side the deserved lead. When Great Warrior of the Republic Lambert was felled in mid-stride en route to a certain score, he defended his honour by beating the ground in anguish, an action unjustifiably punished when the opponent known only as The Egyptian attempted to sever the Great Warrior's hand with his teeth, resulting in an unfair dismissal.
After this, Brighton scored three times, all fortuitously. Long live the Democratic People's Republic.
That report is actually staggering.
"Buckley switched flanks to put pressure on the already booked Harding, who to his credit remained composed as the hosts pushed forward"
Did he f***, he absolutely lost it, hence getting subbed.
"A quick run and shot from Lua Lua was spilt by Davis and subsequently turned in by FORSTER-CASKEY from 6 yards to finally bring the home crowd to life."
Says one of the shittest lot of fans yet, with the exception of Barnsley and Forest.