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Making A Stand Against Terrace Return
F365 Blog
Apparently 80% of the footballing masses want terraces back in English football, but Nick Miller doesn't understand why anyone wants to watch the game in such miserable, unsafe conditions...
Nothing Is Free In This World
The Famous Mailbox
Not even Steven Sidwell. However, the Mailbox itself is the exception that proves the rule and it's packed with your thoughts on the transfer market, Paul Scholes, and the strange cost of AJ...
It Was 13 Footballing Years Ago Today...
Let's Do The Time Warp
...That Bruce Grobbelaar, Hans Segers and John Fashanu were charged with match-fixing, the little terrors. Elsewhere, Luis Figo incurs the wrath of a (sort of) nation, and Stoke go potty (geddit?)...
Sir's Traditional Welcome To Scolari
365 Commentary
Sir Alex Ferguson has started the mind games early this year, although he has something of a history for taking aim at his rivals. Although it's best not to mention that to Mrs Ferguson...
Big Sam And Reidy Do Thailand...
A Letter From The East
After Reidy was offered a prime job in Thailand, Big Sam and the monkey boy travel out east to give the place a once over. After a mix-up at immigration, they find the place to be just to their liking...