That has completely blown my mind and I am now researching to see if the Amex has in fact been built on the site of a former medieval settlement - or failing that, a pet cemetery.
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[Albion] Quirky stats after tonight's game
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That has completely blown my mind and I am now researching to see if the Amex has in fact been built on the site of a former medieval settlement - or failing that, a pet cemetery.
Albion in the north
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I saw a map of the average place where each player had touched the ball and Sanchezs spot was outside the box!
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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It was built on the site of an AK AK WW2 battery. And Charles 2nd also stopped at the Swan Inn on the eve of fleeing to France pursued by Cromwells men. Would have rested longer but Falmer parish said not in my back yard you can’t. True story. Honest.
Actually our first home league win against a team lower in the table for 749 days! (Since Huddersfield in March 2019)
Seagull58
In the Algarve
The most amazing thing I saw last night was Bissouma chasing back behind a galloping Newcastle player an somehow winning the ball cleanly without catching him up and without seemingly touching him. I still can't work out how he came away with the ball.
Chalk. I think you'll find it's chalk.
But what lies under chalk? Greensand. And what is that?
Nobody knows.
Wow, that's some stat - well done for doing the research, whereas I was just lazy and facetious
Brok
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- Dec 26, 2011
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Chalk. I think you'll find it's chalk.
But what lies under chalk? Greensand. And what is that?
Nobody knows.
I bet Swanny knows.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Are newcastle the first team not to have a single shot on goal in both games against us ?