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Kitman at Swansea.
- Thread starter Sam-
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You would think they would have a spare tbh.
Hillian1
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I think he was already on his third by half time.
Buckley's sore hamstring
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- Mar 9, 2013
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The spare got blood on it. One speck of blood!. Ref decided that a third shirt was required. This after he failed to spot the head injury in the first place and waved play on.
The Legend that IS Lawro
It's 'canard' Del
Yes but 10% cashback on matchday.
mune ni kamome
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I thought this thread was gonna be about a new loan signing called Kitman
Hillian1
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If he did a couple of signings he could have got the letters free.0% at half time.
Fair enough, I wasn't watching!
Creaky
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Slightly OT but does anyone know why football shirts aren't designed in the same way as rugby shirts - ie tight fitting which makes it difficult for the opposition to grab hold of them 
dejavuatbtn
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Slightly OT but does anyone know why football shirts aren't designed in the same way as rugby shirts - ie tight fitting which makes it difficult for the opposition to grab hold of them
I guess the preference of clubs is to encourage their players to be able to cheat and be cheated.
Nigella's Cream Pie
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In the knowledge that refs turn a blind eye
LamieRobertson
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Shove it on sale tomorrow ...used and abused...but treble the normal price
The Birdman
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Six shirts used
Own Goals Galore
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Slightly OT but does anyone know why football shirts aren't designed in the same way as rugby shirts - ie tight fitting which makes it difficult for the opposition to grab hold of them
They make your nipples bleed because so tight. Rugby players enjoy pain. Nipple injuries will be last years "Hamstring epidemic" and we can't be having anymore injuries through fear of actually dipping in to the loan market..... Can't be having that
symyjym
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Slightly OT but does anyone know why football shirts aren't designed in the same way as rugby shirts - ie tight fitting which makes it difficult for the opposition to grab hold of them
On the shirt grabbing debate it seems that you can have your shorts pulled down in the penalty area whilst taking a shot, and not get a penalty
Shropshire Seagull
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Fair play for not going down ... oooh, errrr
Did he score?
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Did he score?
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symyjym
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No he missed, turned round to the ref and looked at him while he was pulling his shorts back up. Nothing given
This happened last weekend, I think the ref needs to be shown red though.