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Seamus

Wed 08/28/19 11:21 AM

So, my local football (soccer) team just went bankrupt after 135 years sad
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Larsi666 😽

Wed 08/28/19 11:30 AM

I hope you come back soon. YNWA
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Seamus

Wed 08/28/19 12:04 PM

Thanks, it's going to be a long road :thumbsup:
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Unknow

Wed 08/28/19 12:22 PM

I'm not really into football but when I see these teams going under it is a shame.
On the news they showed some old black and white footage of a game, there were thousands of people there!

Problem is is getting people to attend all the time. It's not cheap!

Hope it gets turned around :thumbsup:
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Larsi666 😽

Wed 08/28/19 12:29 PM

And then Blackburn escaped by a whisker, just heard it on the radio. Pity, Bury couldn't find an investor.
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Unknow

Wed 08/28/19 12:33 PM


And then Blackburn escaped by a whisker, just heard it on the radio. Pity, Bury couldn't find an investor.

Yes, they did.
The news also said the potential buyers of Bury found much more debt than originally thought, car parks, a heap of other stuff so it just wasn't viable.
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Freebird Deluxe

Wed 08/28/19 12:57 PM

I know nothing about football apart from the stellar wages and transfer costs,it is sad because it brings happiness to many ,I have never figured how it could all be a viable business with so many clubs
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Larsi666 😽

Wed 08/28/19 01:02 PM


I know nothing about football apart from the stellar wages and transfer costs,it is sad because it brings happiness to many ,I have never figured how it could all be a viable business with so many clubs


I think, it depends on where you live. Me, coming from Germany, growing up with football. But I can not understand the passion for American football, baseball or rugby. Even if the latter is popular in Ireland. But to me, these sports are boring, but have massive sponsorship deals.
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Unknow

Wed 08/28/19 02:05 PM



I know nothing about football apart from the stellar wages and transfer costs,it is sad because it brings happiness to many ,I have never figured how it could all be a viable business with so many clubs


I think, it depends on where you live. Me, coming from Germany, growing up with football. But I can not understand the passion for American football, baseball or rugby. Even if the latter is popular in Ireland. But to me, these sports are boring, but have massive sponsorship deals.

Boring larsi?
Footballer : help. I've tripped over a blade of grass, ok guys, get an ambulance.

Rugby player : chit did you see that truck hit me, then another one !
Yeah, chit, oh well, let's crack on with the game laugh
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eric22t

Wed 08/28/19 02:09 PM




I know nothing about football apart from the stellar wages and transfer costs,it is sad because it brings happiness to many ,I have never figured how it could all be a viable business with so many clubs


I think, it depends on where you live. Me, coming from Germany, growing up with football. But I can not understand the passion for American football, baseball or rugby. Even if the latter is popular in Ireland. But to me, these sports are boring, but have massive sponsorship deals.

Boring larsi?
Footballer : help. I've tripped over a blade of grass, ok guys, get an ambulance.

Rugby player : chit did you see that truck hit me, then another one !
Yeah, chit, oh well, let's crack on with the game laugh

but at least in american football the get out of the huddle and actually chase the ball for a bitlaugh
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Unknow

Wed 08/28/19 02:14 PM





I know nothing about football apart from the stellar wages and transfer costs,it is sad because it brings happiness to many ,I have never figured how it could all be a viable business with so many clubs


I think, it depends on where you live. Me, coming from Germany, growing up with football. But I can not understand the passion for American football, baseball or rugby. Even if the latter is popular in Ireland. But to me, these sports are boring, but have massive sponsorship deals.

Boring larsi?
Footballer : help. I've tripped over a blade of grass, ok guys, get an ambulance.

Rugby player : chit did you see that truck hit me, then another one !
Yeah, chit, oh well, let's crack on with the game laugh

but at least in american football the get out of the huddle and actually chase the ball for a bitlaugh


Why would they want to do that, stop a perfectly good scrap to chase a pigs bladder laugh
Joan Collins had shoulder pads like that.
If you're nose doesn't bend round to your ear then your not getting stuck in enough laugh
Ps, that's English football eric
Edited by Unknow on Wed 08/28/19 02:19 PM
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eric22t

Wed 08/28/19 02:20 PM

not the scrum in rugby?????
i'm soooo confusedtears
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Unknow

Wed 08/28/19 02:25 PM


not the scrum in rugby?????
i'm soooo confusedtears

Yes, the scrum laugh
Professional footballers here do a lot of fake diving, and make out there hurt.
Rugby player's have bloody noses and cauliflower ears laugh

I think the smaller league clubs are better.
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eric22t

Wed 08/28/19 02:34 PM

i was never a huge fan of the prima donna foot ball players for pro sports i'll take hockey.
not much rugby here
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Seamus

Wed 08/28/19 04:02 PM

I was born in Bury and the town has lost so much over the last 40 years; most of its industry and large employers, its historic regiment the Lancashire Fusiliers, it's old centre torn down and replaced by generica and now the football club.
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The Wrong Alice

Wed 08/28/19 06:00 PM

This sort of stuff has been on the cards ever since they introduced the Champions league
When I first heard of it's possibility, I thought it sounded like a good idea
My Dad, did not
It's a typical rich get richer, poor get poorer situation
And money aside, you can win the Champions league, without even winning your own league
Plus it's devalued other things. The League Cup and UEFA Cup, don't really have half the prestige they used to have
Bring back the European Cup, and the Cup Winners Cup
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ragin' cajun

Fri 08/30/19 08:54 PM



not the scrum in rugby?????
i'm soooo confusedtears

Yes, the scrum laugh
Professional footballers here do a lot of fake diving, and make out there hurt.
Rugby player's have bloody noses and cauliflower ears laugh

I think the smaller league clubs are better.
not my saints they would never do anything like thatonly pro team I watch prefer college football
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Unknow

Fri 08/30/19 10:03 PM




not the scrum in rugby?????
i'm soooo confusedtears

Yes, the scrum laugh
Professional footballers here do a lot of fake diving, and make out there hurt.
Rugby player's have bloody noses and cauliflower ears laugh

I think the smaller league clubs are better.
not my saints they would never do anything like thatonly pro team I watch prefer college football

Hi ragin , it's the British and European football I'm referring to. hopefully it's different with yours.
Sad really that these players have to revert to these tactics, maybe it's because really they are not that good laugh
When I was at school pulling on the shirt of another player was a foul, now they hold on pushing them.
This kind of foul play plus the scum who played a part in the endless violence in the 70's and 80s put me off football for good.
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ragin' cajun

Fri 08/30/19 10:21 PM

football totally different over there but I'm sure there plenty shady both sides of the ocean live both sides love it over there
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Unknow

Fri 08/30/19 10:37 PM


football totally different over there but I'm sure there plenty shady both sides of the ocean live both sides love it over there

Hopefully our bad habits won't be picked up by your teams laugh