It’s results like these that see you challenging at the end of the season. Nothing spectacular, clean sheet. Efficient. Up the consistent potters.
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Just thought I'd nip over to check on the old lady over the road, and fair play to her, at 96, she had all the Halloween decorations up, cobwebs and insects in the windows and a skeleton on the couch.
There was no answer. I'll pop back next year.
Lower league teams occasionally beat the big guns in football. Often when they are not in a great run of form themselves. Seems unlikely, impossible even. What happens? What does it prove? If anything.
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The family of Stanley Matthews, first Ballon d'Or winner ever, is on the red carpet
#ballondor
Quite the pile on it seems. One of
our own, struggling for form and confidence. Sometimes it’s just a scruffy tap in thats needed. Don’t write the lad off yet. UTP
No goals. But important not to lose it on the break. Clean sheet, solid at the back. Bristol spoiling a bit. Ref poor. Was that a bad tackle on Cisse, was that a foul on Jnr. UTP
Certainly not an unexpected win on Saturday. Stoke are in good form. Derby clearly struggling at this level. Important to get the win however it comes. Big opportunity ahead to cement our position in the early front runners with back to back home games UTP
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Only the BBC could devise a funding model where the solution to people not watching your programmes is to charge them for watching somebody else's.
Under this logic, every time I order a Domino's, I should send Pizza Hut £2.50 to support the future of British pizza.
Derby beer festival this afternoon, great heritage venue plus some superb craft bars in town. It’s non stop here
Stoke gave Boro a right game last night. They were decent. We hung on to their coattails till (nearly) the end. Like their defenders on Cisse’s shirt. Proper celebration for our second though. Good crowd, chilly, light show. UTP.
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I know people are worried about fuel prices. And I get it. You get to the pump, watch the numbers climb, and wonder why it's costing so much more than it used to.
The reality is that global events are pushing up costs, and families here at home are feeling the impact.
But I won't accept that there's nothing I can do to help.
That's why from today, you'll be able to see petrol and diesel prices on Google Maps, compare nearby stations and find the cheapest option before you fill up.
It's a small change, but if there's a practical way to help people keep more money in their pocket, I'll do it.





























