@hobbo2803 said:
No mate. Been a Dons fan since they were in the old Div 1
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No mate. Been a Dons fan since they were in the old Div 1
Marshall_magic
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After a 4-0 loss in Merseyside, a 60 point loss to the Raiders, a FA Cup Semi loss and the Wanderers 3-0 down I thought it would be a disastrous weekend for my teams. But all I can say is WHAT A GAME! Can't wait to head to Adelaide next weekend for the big dance.
No Vardy no worries!
Glen_McWilliams
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Brisbane Roar to a 3-0 lead in 30 minutes and wimper to a 5-4 extra time loss. Stunning capitulation but probably a good result with regard the GF match up.
happy_tiger
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@hobbo2803 said:
Spurs choke …............never :laughing:
Wimbledon into the playoffs. Look out Bristol Rovers we're coming for you!
foreveratiger
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@Yossarian said:
Good luck Yoss, hopefully a Promotion coming your way.
@foreveratiger said:
Cheers mate. There's some decent teams to beat but nice to be in the mix. Sure beats needing a winning goal deep into the second half to stay in league football like last year.
Leicester going for the title right now and looking very nervy. Down 0-1 early, back level. Very dangerous free kick now for Man U is into the wall. United on top but Leicester showing heart.
happy_tiger
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Looking like it could be a real good memorable game
foreveratiger
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Well there you have it, Tottenham just had a choke after being 2-0 up and ended up being 2-2.
The Foxes are Officially Champions, Congrats to them and Ranieri who has Done a Masterstroke With a low end Budget.
Congrats bp tiger have a beer for me :wink:
The Foxes are Officially Champions, Congrats to them and Ranieri who has Done a Masterstroke With a low end Budget.
Congrats bp tiger have a beer for me :wink:
I'm switching to WHAM…
happy_tiger
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@Geo. said:
Probably a good idea
That's as good as its gonna get for Tottenham
Its now going to the be the world according to West Ham
@happy tiger said:
Who do the Mighty WHAM play this weekend Hap…
happy_tiger
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@Geo. said:
Swansea at Boleyn
Then Man United in our last ever home game at Boleyn 😢
Stoke away
And then it's off to the 61000 capacity Olympic Stadium , to which we have already sold over 52000 season tickets and Europe
And then you need to make this song the top of your pops list
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=forever+blowing+bubbles&qpvt=forever+blowing+bubbles&view=detail∣=2A2FEB420993C83758A62A2FEB420993C83758A6&FORM=VRDGAR
Fans say ‘No’ to new EPL pricing on Optus
May 4, 2016 9:46am
The Daily Telegraph
OPTUS has revealed the pricing information for its English Premier League streaming services next season — and fans are not happy.
If you want to watch every game of the 2016/17 EPL season you are going to be locked in to joining the Optus network with a current mobile, broadband or Yes TV subscription required for access.
Subscriptions will be available for $15 per month on top of the cost of your mobile subscription, or will be included free for plans valued at $85 per month and above.
The minimum subscription available is $40 per month, and with new subcribers locked in for 24 months the minimum outlay for football fans over the two year period is **$1320.**
Fans who want a <big>big-screen solution</big> will be forced to outlay **<big>$2160 over 24 months for Optus’s Fetch TV service.</big>**
Having paid over $50 million to secure the rights to the most popular football league in the world, the Telco has gambled on the devotion of EPL fans to recoup the hefty sum … and early indications are not good for Optus:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/football/fans-say-no-to-new-epl-pricing-on-optus/news-story/26d563c9b546a1363910a893c9ffe467?utm_content=SocialFlow&utm_campaign=EditorialSF&utm_source=TelegraphSport&utm_medium=Facebook
Of all the fan reactions this one made me lol the most...
Rob @RobskiNew
Optus paving the way for you and your mates to crowd around a 5 inch screen to watch the Merseyside Derby is the greatest thing in sport!....
I can picture happy FT and hobbo around a 5 inch... :laughing:
May 4, 2016 9:46am
The Daily Telegraph
OPTUS has revealed the pricing information for its English Premier League streaming services next season — and fans are not happy.
If you want to watch every game of the 2016/17 EPL season you are going to be locked in to joining the Optus network with a current mobile, broadband or Yes TV subscription required for access.
Subscriptions will be available for $15 per month on top of the cost of your mobile subscription, or will be included free for plans valued at $85 per month and above.
The minimum subscription available is $40 per month, and with new subcribers locked in for 24 months the minimum outlay for football fans over the two year period is **$1320.**
Fans who want a <big>big-screen solution</big> will be forced to outlay **<big>$2160 over 24 months for Optus’s Fetch TV service.</big>**
Having paid over $50 million to secure the rights to the most popular football league in the world, the Telco has gambled on the devotion of EPL fans to recoup the hefty sum … and early indications are not good for Optus:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/football/fans-say-no-to-new-epl-pricing-on-optus/news-story/26d563c9b546a1363910a893c9ffe467?utm_content=SocialFlow&utm_campaign=EditorialSF&utm_source=TelegraphSport&utm_medium=Facebook
Of all the fan reactions this one made me lol the most...
Rob @RobskiNew
Optus paving the way for you and your mates to crowd around a 5 inch screen to watch the Merseyside Derby is the greatest thing in sport!....
I can picture happy FT and hobbo around a 5 inch... :laughing:
