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such an amazing finish... our lads aren't getting a look in.
18 years later now... if it was a person, it could now stand as an mp, buy fags and booze, get a tattoo and sit on a jury.
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such an amazing finish... our lads aren't getting a look in.
18 years later now... if it was a person, it could now stand as an mp, buy fags and booze, get a tattoo and sit on a jury. -
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Get this in the Pub ladOriginally posted by klonk View Post
such an amazing finish... our lads aren't getting a look in.
18 years later now... if it was a person, it could now stand as an mp, buy fags and booze, get a tattoo and sit on a jury.
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Originally posted by Kevin Mcleod View PostWell fellas, seeing as it was against us, I don't see too much wrong with it.Originally posted by qpr4life View PostGet this in the Pub lad
According to Pollock's own wicki entry :
The own goal condemned Manchester City to relegation to the third tier for the first time, whilst keeping QPR in the division. As a result, a group of QPR fans thanked him by voting him the "most influential man of the past 2,000 years" in an internet poll, where "Jesus came second, apparently."Comment
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Yes it was to be fair, I have nothing else to say here haha.Originally posted by brightonr View PostWell fellas, seeing as it was against us, I don't see too much wrong with it.
According to Pollock's own wicki entry :
The own goal condemned Manchester City to relegation to the third tier for the first time, whilst keeping QPR in the division. As a result, a group of QPR fans thanked him by voting him the "most influential man of the past 2,000 years" in an internet poll, where "Jesus came second, apparently."Comment
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Didn't even know that was against us. My bad.
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He was on Soccer AM not too long afterwards, and they showed this a few times. I sent an E-Mail in later in the show saying about the internet poll, in California I think, and how he had been voted the most influential man ever. He didn't look happy as Tim Lovejoy read it out, and they showed the goal a few more times!Originally posted by brightonr View PostWell fellas, seeing as it was against us, I don't see too much wrong with it.
According to Pollock's own wicki entry :
The own goal condemned Manchester City to relegation to the third tier for the first time, whilst keeping QPR in the division. As a result, a group of QPR fans thanked him by voting him the "most influential man of the past 2,000 years" in an internet poll, where "Jesus came second, apparently."
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Not only was it a classy finish but the significance of the goal was monumental. Vividly remember my old man going absolutely ballisticComment
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