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https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/chris-woods-record-breaking-feat-23467415

Bruno: "The guys here have already made music, shirts with my photo. Shirt with several pictures of me. If I give a backward pass, it’s Bruno! Bruno! Bruno!. When I scored, the guys wanted to invade the field. It’s been too cool, I’m enjoying it too much here."

That is McCoy and...

Lord Potts: I lived in Harrow for years. Go to North Harrow there is a free at weekends car park behind the tube station with tubes going directly to Wembley Park taking about 15 minutes. It's known as the Cambridge Road Car Park but can only be entered from Pinner Road. The M1 is about 15 minutes away the A1 about 25 minutes. As North Harrow is north of Wembley when you return you are traveling in the opposite direction to the great majority of fans who are heading to Central London for rail terminals etc. When leaving Wembley Park for North Harrow make sure that you are on the right train. The Metropolitan line branches off to Uxbridge at Harrow on the Hill so you need to make sure that you get Watford of Amersham train.

dangermows: "Sunderland have a bit of a reputation these days." thedistingusished "Charlton was a bit over the top like, derby day numbers of cops, had enough staff to pat down every single fan coming through but not to pour a beer in under 30 mins" Laidback Jack: "They were absolutely abysmal today. After the game, I asked several of them a simple question 'Which way to the away buses' and was met with one bizzie who laughed and literally ran away, another one who stayed completely mute, one who said they had no idea and the final one who said the brilliant 'Well it will be where you got dropped off' Pathetic. No doubt a few will say 'You shouldn't need the police to help you' when it's not your home ground and you've had a few sherbets, that isn't always the easiest. You look to the Police for some kind of guidance and they were completely pathetic."

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Cool for Catts: "More alarming, is just how far ahead of us, are "unfashionable" Mk Don's, - not just positionally in the league, but as a team of footballers" Visiting Owl: "What other team in the top six would drop their striker that is on fire and scored a hatrick last week?" jsfdfm04: "This. Next Saturday the league will be equal on games played and we won't even be in the top 6. Far too many people happy to excuse utter shite and failings."

British volunteer fighters may have triggered deadly strike on Ukrainian base after their phones were detected The Telegraph has learned that 12 to 14 phone numbers starting with +44 were visible to surveillance equipment before the missile strike https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/03/19/british-volunteer-fighters-may-have-triggered-deadly-strike/

Louis McKechnie (Insulate Britain) "I'm about to disrupt a football match and I'm terrified. But I believe as many people as possible need to know what a possible future holds. Billions of people not knowing if they should stay in their homes or if they should leave where they go as countries become too hot to live in. Mass starvation due to crop failure, it's fighting for bread, in the bakery aisle of Morrisons, the cost of living crisis, Covid and the war in Ukraine are showcasing this future. I want my government to do all they can to stop this coming true but they are expanding oil and gas making things worse, increasing the risk."

Everton club statement: Allan’s three-match suspension has been upheld after an independent regulatory commission rejected two appeals from Everton over the midfielder’s dismissal against Newcastle United on Thursday. Allan was initially booked for an 83rd-minute challenge on Newcastle’s Allan Saint-Maximin during Everton’s 1-0 victory at Goodison Park but, following a VAR check, the Brazilian was given a red card for serious foul play. Everton’s request to overturn that decision was rejected on Friday by the commission, as was a second appeal to downgrade the ban for excessive punishment. The decision means Allan will miss Sunday’s FA Cup quarter-final tie at Crystal Palace and next month’s Premier League trips to West Ham United and Burnley.

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Top notch!

Perch just played his first match since fracturing his skull in August.