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Yes a 7-00pm kick off— I’ll be watching, I’m that keen I’ll be giving Emerdale and Coronation Street a miss!
C\'mon, Dave Abrahams get that old iPad up and running!
Wrong I have had many a debate/argument on here about Moyes. I would always put up a counter argument to something I disagree with. if I didnt have a counter argument I wouldnt challenge the point in the first place. I like to argue too much to ever sink as low as calling for the other guy to be silenced You on the other hand spread yourself over thread after thread trying to silence posts from people who don't kneel at the alter of St David – see above. Thats because you don't have a counter argument. Most people on here have the courage of their convictions, You don't. You even deny being a partisan Moyes supporter when called out. You fool nobody Cept maybe yourself
Ian ( various) Braiden was playing against Irishmen in the Irish league at 15 years of age so he’ll be used to getting knocked about and although he seems to have a quiet nature that doesn’t mean he isn’t able to look after himself like Armstrong v Fernanadez or going back to all our yesterdays ( Thanks Brian) Colin Harvey giving Denis Law plenty when Denis came at him with the verbals.
Moyes should have mentioned the hug holds regularly committed by Rice and Gabriel. It is clearly coached to them to play the \'grey area\' of refereeing corner kicks.