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  1. One of them is okay- he’s just been injured recently
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  2. Yes, but it isn’t the first time…. But hopefully the last
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  3. Dools post match interview he does hold hands up and admits subbing Lawless and Graham at time was a mistake. Fair play for that.
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  4. As a consumer of cloud IT infrastructure, I thank you for your service.
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  5. He’s a good shot stopper but a liability with crosses,
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  6. Yep, looked a clear goal kick. And just before the 2nd Tommy looked clearly onside. He’s a terrible referee but we should’ve seen it out. Some strike for the first goal too.
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  7. I must have been somewhere else then … Sneddon did make some good saves but that is it … he can’t command his box , refuses to come for cross balls and is a bomb scare at crosses. How many crosses did he fumble and miss ? he is also too small and too slight for the modern game.
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  8. The ref wasn't the problem. Conspiracy theories just cloud the actual issues.
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  10. Aye I still have nightmares of Nouble absolutely bossing our defence
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  11. Will be going to the portacabin at the JHS for my ticket. Sometimes the old way is the best.
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  12. Not sure if this is the right solution but I do appreciate that there is a problem which it would be helpful to address. Speaking neutrally as a fan of open attacking football it always annoys me when a player beats another player with a bit of trickery, or a player is sprung forward through an enterprising series of quick passes, a defender will often wrestle the player in possession to the ground and stifle the promising move at birth. Occasionally that defender is the last man and is rightfully red carded. However, 90% of the time the offending player is lauded as “taking one for the team”. Indeed a player can often be criticised for not fouling an opponent early on in a move that leads to an attack. A yellow card does not really help the other team (unless it goes to make up a red). Therefore the defending side has killed the move and got away Scot free. There is definitely a case for a more effective remedy to discourage cynical fouls. Not sure if the blue card is the best idea, but willing to give it a try.
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