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Wasn't expecting Wolves v Coventry to be game of the season, but there you go.

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110* Gary Neville’s score in a record club cricket partnership with Matthew Hayden. Also, the number of times he’s been proven embarrassingly wrong by Ange Postecoglou already this season. Fun coincidence.

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Adding @NFLonDAZN in case you can help. —- @DAZN_help_ Hello, will we be able to download the highlights, 40 mins version and full game on the DAZN app? I can't see this as an option for the pre-season games.

fyi I intend to keep making variations of this gag for the foreseeable

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English MCFC player nailed on to be asked a variant of: "One or two beers and then an early night after that one, is it? 😉"

Made up for Joleon Lescott

Post-match TV interviews after big games are basically all a prelude to the "how pissed are you all gonna get now?!" question, which now seems mandatory.

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For Brianna ❤️ Taken far too young. Our club and town sends our condolences to her loved ones

hello, it's totally fine and normal to use your phone to capture a moment at a live sporting event. even at a high-profile event. But also, especially at a high-profile event equally fine and normal to not do so at all.

Others have won more or been more naturally gifted. Others have been better leaders, captains or more like-for-like representatives of the fans in the stands. Yet he will go down as the greatest player - and personal journey - in the club’s history when he calls it a day.

That his 267th club goal came against Man City underlines the near impossibility of the record-breaking feat. In a plausible alternate reality he would be playing against Spurs today. A top player going on this career journey with one non-dominant club is laughably unlikely.

Which is what makes it even more special. Harry was never some can’t-miss wonderkid. If his Wikipedia career history read: Tottenham Hotspur Birmingham City Crystal Palace Portsmouth Reading Aberdeen …then frankly it would be more believable than it reads at present.

Had one of the 23 different bids for Leandro Damião ever been successful then today’s story may never have been written. Literally not one single Spurs fan could have looked at that 18 year old with a bad haircut in 2012 and said they saw this coming.

It was easy to imagine that he might never have gotten that initial sniff. The underwhelming loans which lacked flashy stats or highlights. There was no widespread clamour for him to get an opportunity. I mean, Troy Parrott was the subject of much greater fan demand years later