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The old shape was the best. The new CWC logo being round distracts from the club badge, which is also round. Should maybe just move it to the shoulder instead.By Blue Armour
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For me there are two exceptions to that formula; centre forward, and goalkeeper. Keeper is non-negotiable, centre forward you could sneak by without a third if you have sufficient versatility within the squad. We tried that last season with people like Nkunku but it didn't work. Not convinced it would with current squad options either. -
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For Fabrizio to now sound this certain I think it’s got to be Newcastle, right? They must have pushed today and confirmed behind the scenes after Sesko informed them that he’s choosing United.
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Both Romano and Ornstein sound confident he is leaving, a team must be in the background already.
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I thought he had four. Either way, they were willing to offer Isak his own private plan. Maybe Sterling can work something out 😄By LAM09
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Missed wages, closed stand, quitting players: Why Sheffield Wednesday could go bust https://www.espn.co.uk/football/story/_/id/45898609/why-sheffield-wednesday-danger-going-existence In April 1991, John Sheridan scored the winner for Sheffield Wednesday against Manchester United in the League Cup final, and that 1-0 victory was an even bigger shock than you might think: to this day it's the last time a club playing outside the top division of English football won a major trophy.
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