[Albion] Are Brighton the new Man City? - asks BBC Sport
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The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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Nottseagull
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A Mitre ball, pumped up harder than the surface of one of Jupiter's moons,
What an obscure reference! The author must be an amateur astronomer.
What an obscure reference! The author must be an amateur astronomer.
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est retiré.
Brightonfan1983
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I was looking for a place to post this...
Nottseagull
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Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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Well at least no-one can call us a hoof-ball team anymore.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
We could be both bookending the table soon
Shropshire Seagull
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I thought that if a goal-kick did not go out of the penalty area before interception if had be be retaken?
If this what this is saying, we have to re-take goal kicks because the ball doesn't make it out of the area? x 22
Lino out !!
Edit:
KEEP UP AT THE BACK !
Just learned this ....
Another change involving goalkeepers is to goal-kicks, which can now be played to a team-mate inside the penalty area.
The law now says the ball is considered in play once the kick is taken. Until now a goal-kick had to be retaken if it did not leave the box.
If this what this is saying, we have to re-take goal kicks because the ball doesn't make it out of the area? x 22
Lino out !!
Edit:
KEEP UP AT THE BACK !
Just learned this ....
Another change involving goalkeepers is to goal-kicks, which can now be played to a team-mate inside the penalty area.
The law now says the ball is considered in play once the kick is taken. Until now a goal-kick had to be retaken if it did not leave the box.
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studio150
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Obviously an amateur as a professional astronomer would have named all 79 of the moons of Jupiter and starred the one with the hardest surface. BBC budget cuts biting already