Bloody hell, a lot of them must have died before Friday night...
It sounds like most of them have died during their matches at The London Crematorium.
The rest are just brain dead.
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Bloody hell, a lot of them must have died before Friday night...
Bloody hell, a lot of them must have died before Friday night...
Does nobody think it's weird that we had Chelsea, Woolwich and West Ham consecutively last season in Nov and the Woolwich West Ham consecutively in March. This season same 3 derbies, consec same month and same 2 consecutive in April.I'm one for conspiracy theories (especially if fun), but I don't think that the scheduling from the start of the season was made with this in mind.
Besides, our Leicester game has only been squeezed in there because we got to the FA Cup semis.
(Also, it's Hull we play on the final day anyway!)
You'll see patterns like that all over the schedule because organising the fixtures is a fucking nightmare. So they repeat things as much as they can in order to reduce the work load of creating a fixture list that can't allow local rivals at home at the same time, matches clashing with other events, policing availability, seasonal factors... the list goes on.Does nobody think it's weird that we had Chelsea, Woolwich and West Ham consecutively last season in Nov and the Woolwich West Ham consecutively in March. This season same 3 derbies, consec same month and same 2 consecutive in April.
Out of interest when was the last time Chelsea West Ham or Woolwich played 5 London derbies consecutively in a season?
Dont they do it all by computer now? seems quite easy to change up the fixture list.I
You'll see patterns like that all over the schedule because organising the fixtures is a fucking nightmare. So they repeat things as much as they can in order to reduce the work load of creating a fixture list that can't allow local rivals at home at the same time, matches clashing with other events, policing availability, seasonal factors... the list goes on.
Right the result was disappointing, but let's all get back to laughing at this lot.....
Answer, not since Claudio Raneiri was in charge of Chelsea.Does nobody think it's weird that we had Chelsea, Woolwich and West Ham consecutively last season in Nov and the Woolwich West Ham consecutively in March. This season same 3 derbies, consec same month and same 2 consecutive in April.
Out of interest when was the last time Chelsea West Ham or Woolwich played 5 London derbies consecutively in a season?
Soooooooo much cringe....
What's wrong with a good old, awkwardly posed photo of two guys signing a fake contract?
If that's the case why not do the same to Woolwich, Chelsea or West Ham What difference would it make?I
You'll see patterns like that all over the schedule because organising the fixtures is a fucking nightmare. So they repeat things as much as they can in order to reduce the work load of creating a fixture list that can't allow local rivals at home at the same time, matches clashing with other events, policing availability, seasonal factors... the list goes on.
Soooooooo much cringe....
What's wrong with a good old, awkwardly posed photo of two guys signing a fake contract?
Soooooooo much cringe....
What's wrong with a good old, awkwardly posed photo of two guys signing a fake contract?
First thing that came to mind...I bet you their PR department is like the raggydolls of their industry.
Imagine being sat round the table talking about how to release the news, and having some cunt say "We should get some guy to do a rap before the kit launch, right?" or "We should get Antonio in the stadium looking like he's recording an intro to his own Nickelodeon show!".
First thing that came to mind...