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  subs
Posted by: leon - 20-01-2018, 04:17 PM - Forum: Newbies - Replies (1)

how soon can you watch the match after you have paid the subs

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  Zlatan Back This Year!
Posted by: Noucamp99 - 16-11-2017, 12:47 PM - Forum: Man Utd News - Replies (1)

Jose Mourinho has reported that Zlatan Ibrahimovic will return to action for Manchester United before the end of the year.

The striker - who suffered knee ligament damage last season - could be fit for the visit of Premier League leaders Manchester City next month, live on Sky Sports.

And The Sun newspaper are reporting that both he and Paul Pogba are in contention to play against Newcastle this weekend.

The 35-year-old returned to training at Carrington in October and Mourinho said he had a "feeling" the Swede would be back by the end of 2017.

"He is a lion, he is a fighter," Mourinho said. "I think that is a good description of him, he has the anger all the time and that's the reason why he's almost coming back.

Read more at http://www.skysports.com/football/news/1...ear-is-out

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  Poor Old Hammers?
Posted by: Noucamp99 - 07-11-2017, 12:30 PM - Forum: Premier League - Replies (1)

Quote:West Ham have announced David Moyes as their new manager on a six-month contract.

The 54-year-old, whose Sunderland side were relegated from the Premier League last season, succeeds Slaven Bilic, who was sacked on Monday with West Ham 18th in the table.
Source: Sky sports

So, Moyes who has won the Football League Second Division in 1999–2000 season with Preston North End and the FA Community Shield in 2013 with Manchester United, has been tasked with sticking some grit and confidence into the Hammers and keeping them up.

We all know that passion and pride was sorely missing under Moyes, here, so the London Stadium will be hosting Championship matches next year?

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  Scary New Stand for 2018 World Cup
Posted by: Noucamp99 - 04-10-2017, 11:38 AM - Forum: Other Football - No Replies

World Cup venues are required to have a capacity of at least 35,000 seats, which meant that one Russian stadium had to go through a drastic renovation to meet the requirement.

And it couldn’t look any scarier.

Ekaterinburg Arena in Yekaterinburg, Russia, had an initial capacity of 27,000. For the summer’s World Cup, it will welcome 45,000 fans to the venue for each match. The Russian Football Union accomplished such a feat by building a massive seating structure OUTSIDE the stadium. This is what it looks like:

[Image: ekaterimburg.jpg]

Why is it so steep? NOPE.

Plus, World Cup tickets — even for group matches — are ridiculously expensive. Fans will certainly pay for those seats, but it doesn’t seem like a great value to spend a small fortune on seats that are technically outside the stadium.

There is no way that structure is a good idea.

[Image: Ekaterinburg-Arena.png]

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  Newboy on the RED Wagon..
Posted by: Tailam2319 - 31-08-2017, 08:07 PM - Forum: Newbies - No Replies

Hi all. I live down on the South Coast near Eastbourne and have been a Manchester United supporter since WW2, about 74 years. I saw my first game, a friendly, at Maine Road between United and City, it was played their because of Old Trafford having been bombed. I am married, 55 years and have 3 sons, one a Pool supporter and the youngest, cough, an Arse.... supporter, the other one not interested. I do not go to see United now because I am disabled, but I do record every game off of the United channel and edit them down onto DVD. I am one of those who have a rather large collection of United gear including way over 1000 DVDs, books shirts, I could go on and on.
I mustn't keep going on, I don't want to bore you.
Keep the Reds flying and the support NOISY.

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