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  1. Aiden ONeill been named captain of his team in Belguim https://x.com/ozhubfootball/status/1814925999970394508?t=6UgHUq4lE_GSr5hyB1Wnaw&s=19
    5 points
  2. Wouldn’t mind a trip to Somers St
    2 points
  3. I am following on from @malloy and have launched the Forum's EPL Fantasy League for 2024-25, and I invite any and all those Forum members who have played before, or would like to start this season, to join. If you would like to do so please PM me via the Forum (or if you have my private email address you can do it that way) and I will send you the code to join the league.
    1 point
  4. The league? What’s stopping them from doing this and acting like a real local football club in preseason?
    1 point
  5. I expect you've seen this https://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/100-best-club-football-badges-ever ? I like Vasco de Gama and Luton TBH - Luton reminiscent of our own. In the A-League IMO we are the best with Wellington second. The rest are awful.
    1 point
  6. Actually, they have been re-instated to Ligue 2. Ajaccio (who finished 15th in Ligue 2) were administratively relegated to the Championnat National for financial reasons, and so Troyes were reinstated back in Ligue 2. Kind of justice served on Hamza Sakhi, who walked out on City, as he now finds himself in the Championnat National.... The long arm of CFG perhaps...??
    1 point
  7. Excellent choice. Deep roots in the club, played at higher levels and a proven international.
    1 point
  8. Thinking the same thing myself. I prefer defenders as coaches/managers rather than attackers and although there are a few successful managers that were attackers, they get outnumbered by defenders.
    1 point
  9. IMO if we do that it will be "the end" for a whole lot of existing members and other supporters. AAMI Park is central. Not all our supporters come from the metro area, and to come into the city and then have another hike to some suburban location or to Cranbourne will be "a bridge too far." Also, don't forget that all those Foundation Members and early-season Heart supporters who got behind the club at the beginning are now a lot older, and their circumstances are a lot different now. They won't welcome change. And it's a bloody sight harder to get support back than it is to lose it.
    1 point
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