Fulham have the clappers . sad

Do Northampton have a drum?

TF - Imagination, more like.

Trigg - they have to have a few minutes off to bang their mum 😉

Nah it’s not that bad.

Trigg - sounds like MK 😂

Reading v Luton is not a good advert for L1. The ground is empty. There’s a drum. And the football is crap.

Good for him. I like to see a player content with moving down the pyramid to keep playing.

Harry Pell hone to bath city fc

River Wandle at Summerstown [Link]

Lot of rain through today out in these them there parts. Hope our under-pitch water storage tanks aren't suffering at Plough Lane.

Yes but France is much bigger than the UK so they are local rivals

Probably true CW but Lyon and St. Etienne are about as far apart as Wimbledon and Portsmouth or Cambridge.

LD-Lyon in the 60s, 70s and 80s lived in the shadow of their more successful local rivals St Etienne and were in the 2nd division for a few years. It’s a middle class type of place compared to working class St Etienne and only when they or a bit of money did they find success with 7 titles but 3 fewer than St Etienne and now that Paris SG have the Qatar oil money it’s hard to see them adding to it

Several players have featured for both Wimbledon FC (the original club now defunct) and Sheffield United, including notable names like Brian Deane, a famous striker for both, Kelvin Davis, Neal Ardley, Jobi McAnuff, and defenders like Chris Hussey and Kenny Cunningham, bridging eras from the 90s Premier League to early 2000s First Division and beyond, with players often moving between these Championship/Premier League rivals. Here's a list of some prominent players: Brian Deane: A prolific forward, starring for both clubs, including a famous spell at Sheffield United and later Wimbledon. Kelvin Davis: A goalkeeper who played for Wimbledon and later Sheffield United. Neal Ardley: A midfielder who featured for both clubs during different periods. Jobi McAnuff: A winger/midfielder who played for Wimbledon and later Sheffield United. Kenny Cunningham: A solid defender for both clubs. Chris Hussey: A left-back who moved from AFC Wimbledon to Sheffield United in 2016. Paul Beesley: Defender who played for both. Bobby Davison: Forward who played for Sheffield United and later Wimbledon. John Pemberton: Defender for both clubs. Paul Rogers: Midfielder for both.

CW - good shout!

I hope Villa can win the Premier this season.

A weird stat from the top European leagues is that all of Lyon's 7 Ligue 1 championships came in 7 consecutive years from 2002 to 08.

I’ve had no issues but my mother in law’s Sky+ HD box died yesterday.

Or Gage

OTD - Hodges? Gannon? Tracey? Two of those three, iirc.

There saying there’s a tech problem with the tv channels?

What sort of issues Postie?

Arsenal would make it 5 in 11 ;-) they’ll bottle it though. But yeah, Im most EU leagues money talks

You might just argue Chelsea are in the discussion this year but I think the odds on Leicester winning are even longer than they were 10 years ago ;) I do agree more teams get talked about at the start of the season here than France, Germany and Spain though.