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A particularly big game for Jander and Fellows, given they've been a tad off the boil the last month or so..
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Wouldn't surprise me if Tonda was playing down his fitness during the week, so he could spring a bit of a surprise today...
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Banned due to 2 yellows in the tournament so far
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How many 'miracle recoveries' in the Arsenal line up, from those that had to pull out of international duty...?
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Somewhat surprised we haven't gone for 3 in central midfield, as vs Fulham
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Walcott on the BBC: 'hoping to see Arsenal returning to form tonight'.... Cheers for that Theo đ
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Hmm... Come to think of it, maybe @sadoldgit and @Matthew Le God should get a DNA test pronto... đ #likefatherlikeson
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BBC Breakfast sports report just showing pre-match press conference clips from the 'big clubs'... Quelle surprise...
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Make that 2... âšī¸
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2pm today apparently
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Probably does some cracking April Fools pranks too...
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Journey advice for getting to ground (first game for 5 year old)
trousers replied to Ekimr's topic in The Saints
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Great bantz from the club to make Arsenal believe he's fit enough to play...
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Before the days of 'so-shull meeja' April Fools pranks actually used to be mildly amusing on occasions. Nowadays, you've got imbeciles who think they're being clever by posting pictures of wildebeest popping into Lidl that look like they've been photoshopped by some pre-school urchin. Twats of the f***ing highest order. P.s. one of our local pubs is going to start charging for ice.... Ho f***king ho... How long did it take them to come up with that genius side-splitting' prank'...? Cretins.
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More specifically, people and organisations who think their bleedin' obvious April Fool's "jokes" are amusing. Twats.
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Likewise.... Although, arguably, the most likely outcome in "going all out for it" vs Arsenal is that we end up losing both games...
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@Harold K Steptoe ?
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Betty Boothroyd
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Yep, same here...moved to Devon 5 years ago and food waste recycling is standard practice here. We have a 'designer' container in the kitchen which we decant on a daily basis into the bigger/uglier outside container. I'm not a recycling fanatic, but collecting food waste in this way isn't a big deal. P.s. we use decomposable bags in our kitchen recepticle, bit it's also ok to use non-decomposable bags too (e.g. sliced bread bags) as they get separated at the recycling depot
