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Match Coventry City v Tottenham Hotspur | Carabao Cup 3rd Round | Sept 18th | 8pm
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Most trams use electrical power, usually fed by a pantograph sliding on an overhead line; older systems may use a trolley pole or a bow collector.
In fairness to Kulu he's been leaps and bounds above anyone else. The lad has a spark
I might actually start a cult and advertise it on the forum, I reckon I could get quite a few interested with some incentives tbh.
The thing is this isn't even a surprise.What a fcuking indictment.
Like we haven't seen like half a dozen managers lose in the cup in exactly this fashion.
He's playing like he wants to be there.
The others look like match fixing they have been that bad.
Coventry are exhausted mate too tbf
Kulu... brilliant and yet shite. At least he's been brighter than Werner.
Does Brennan Johnson ever do anything worthwhile ? I mean ever.
I bet the how long poll could see a swing tonight!!
Seems like all of our managers use the carabou cup to throw on the 2nd team instead of working those slowly players into the team 1 by 1 during actually important games.
No matter how talented players may be, you can’t just throw out an entire squad that hasn’t played together ever.
No matter how talented players may be, you can’t just throw out an entire squad that hasn’t played together ever.
Thank fuck for that.
Impressive from Spence there
There were actual humans praising him after the Newcastle game for not looking up before he crossed the ball.