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Reply | Millwall keepers sending off
at 16:36 3 Mar 2025
The most gutted I've ever been after a match not involving QPR or England. That was a brilliant French team containing stars such as Platini, Tigana, Giresse, Tresor and Rocheteau. The injustice of the incident with a goal kick being awarded spurred them on to take a 3-1 lead in extra-time but the Germans fought back to 3-3 by the final whistle and of course won on penalties.
As a post-script the whole world except the Germans were elated that Italy won the Final 3-1 and the core of that French team went on to win the 1984 Euros. |
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Reply | FAO Clive
at 09:28 28 Feb 2025
You should have a big say in the style of the makeover Clive as you and the LFW crew have funded most of it! |
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Reply | Known knowns – Report
at 11:26 24 Feb 2025
With regard to 'Ilias Chair Module 1.1' teams normally defend against this by having a midfielder or winger close by inside the full back to force Chair across the box if he tries to cut inside. I felt Dunne was left very isolated for the goal especially as Murphy also had the pace to beat him on the outside if he was shown the byline. |
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Reply | Known knowns – Report
at 11:09 24 Feb 2025
Thanks Clive.
Sounds like we got what we deserved, 'null points'.
Despite the grim reading you still managed to make me laugh with the brilliant line,
'Saito, and later Yang Min-Hyeok, were on the end of artillery fire so heavy I thought Lyse Doucet and Orla Guerin were going to rock up and start covering it ...''  |
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Reply | Something about a Valentine’s Day massacre – Report
at 17:40 16 Feb 2025
Thanks Clive. Your report fully reflects the enjoyment of being there on Friday night. Fantastic entertainment and, as others have mentioned, great to see smiles on the players faces. They are certainly the most likeable bunch we've had for a long time.
Loved the line; '21 different scorers - like Katie Price’s house on Father’s Day'. |
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Reply | Saito and Edwards
at 14:27 15 Feb 2025
Yes Parker had a tremendous leap and must have been one of the shortest centre backs to play at the English top level. I remember a match against Arsenal where Alan Smith hardly won a header playing against him. Although he played at right back for England and Man U, I always thought he was better at centre back. |
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Reply | The hand of fortune – Report
at 11:16 6 Feb 2025
Thanks Andrew. Fantastic report.
I thought we had a strong bench on Tuesday night and great to see Clive has a very strong bench of match reporters too. |
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Reply | He Dunne good.
at 11:38 5 Feb 2025
Apologies downvoted instead of upvoted by mistake. Totally agree. [Post edited 5 Feb 11:39]
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Reply | millwall match tread ?
at 15:34 1 Feb 2025
Stood and watched it. Should have attacked it and cleared it for a corner. |
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Reply | Choose your adventure – Preview
at 11:42 1 Feb 2025
Thanks Clive.
Very balanced analysis of the pros and cons of selling Jimmy. Personally I’d love to see him stay, but suspect he will go.
Loved the line, ‘That horse had bolted, enjoyed a long and successful career in racing, retired, sired many a future champ, and died before we got round to asking whether it might like another sugar lump’. LOL 😂. |
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Reply | Traffic update
at 23:17 24 Jan 2025
Any update on the Rivercourt Road traffic restrictions? |
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Reply | Marti on Sheffield Wednesday
at 23:07 24 Jan 2025
Must be a shoe-in for Championship January Manager of the Month if we win tomorrow. |
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Reply | Uncharted territory for homecoming R’s versus unpredictable Owls – Preview
at 22:28 24 Jan 2025
“I’m looking forward to it either way. The league table pressure is off. QPR are playing well, with a well-coached team full of likeable players, a promising assortment of youngsters and the best manager we’ve had down here for a long time.”
One of my favourite paragraphs you’ve ever written. A great time to be an R’s fan! |
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Reply | Sam Field
at 15:25 19 Jan 2025
Has done well to stay injury free since he joined us but does miss odd games due to totting up yellow cards.
Appears to have a great attitude and happy to fill in for us in different positions. I hope he stays with us for a good few years to come. |
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Reply | That's Sad
at 22:28 14 Jan 2025
Revealing article from 6 years ago which explains the highs and lows in his life. I'm glad he made it past 60 and was doing better in the last few years but 65 is still far too young to go. Thanks for highlighting Cider. RIP Tony. |
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