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General Football thread

JC21 said:
Great boxer though. There's a docuseries started on Showtime called 'The Kings' for those with the means to access it.
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Ducked Haggler for years, ran away from him for virtually the whole fight bar the last few seconds of each round and the judges bought it.
 
mr ron said:
Don't think they care if they go down, they come right back up with another trophy from the championship. At some point they may decide to twist and have a proper go staying up, be nice to go up at some point ourselves before most of us are in care homes.
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Never going to happen.
 
in_the_top_one said:
They're the away team in the draw.

No, it doesn't make sense. I don't know why they use away kits in the league either, especially when it leads to the farce of needing a third kit because your away kit matches the home team's home kit.

Of course, I do know why really.
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So every 'away' team wears their away shirt whether it clashes or not?
 
in_the_top_one said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...ier-League-sides-wear-away-kits-no-clash.html

There are examples of no clash of shirts, shorts, or socks, where the away team has used an alternative kit.
Real Madrid recently wore pink at home, and I think Tottenham even played in the forthcoming season's away kit in the last game of one season (I think they have now banned this).
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The typical response would be 'don't believe anything in the Daily Mail' :grinning:

I can't say I've ever noticed before, possibly with England a couple of times but didn't register that much as I couldn't actually tell you what colour our away kit is at the minute (or has been for a while), I also have no clue about our 3rd kit. Over recent years, all I know is sometimes we play in white, sometimes in red, sometimes in blue and sometimes in sliver/grey.

So going back to Italy, there wasn't any reason other than that's what they decided to play in?????
 
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