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I just heard a bit of bad news I hope isn’t true — the reason that Branthwaite didn’t travel to Portugal is because he has an injury to his hamstring.
Joey Barton. There\'s another hard lad. Not one. but two appearances on the BBC News page. He has to fork out north of £300,000 after libelling Eni Aluko claiming that she \"cynically sought to exploit her status as an alleged victim of racism and bullying\". But he was not in court because he is sitting in a cell right now and for a few more weeks after bravely – with his mate – attacking a former non-league gaffer with a golf club.
Shaun, Dave\'s version is the correct one. I simply do not understand how and why – over two decades on now – that someone still gets worked up about Wazza being sold. I was at the match when he kissed the badge. Might have done the same myself given the megaphone of vitriol he was getting from people with no understanding of the circumstances in which he left. He is human, after all. He and his sons are also Evertonians. I respect that. Not Man-U fans but Evertonians, despite all the shite we have had to put up with and all the trophies Daddy won with Man-U.
Ryan Holroyd 48 I did no such thing you wanker RH 49: Dickhead What a nice person you are Mr. Holroyd. And, in best Dave Brent voice: \'oooooo you\'re \'ard\'. Ryan Holroyd 1: Beto and Barry are more or less in-line their expected goals. RH 49: \'their goals are roughly inline with expectations. Dickhead\' Would you help here and tell us exactly what \'their expected goals\' and \'expectations\' are and what you base this on?
Have you got a spare set of needles available John?