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EFL Clubs who have had the most players play for England 🏴
Only includes players who were selected for the England national team when they at the club…
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💥Keane and Carragher absolutely DESTROY Agbonlahor for being a far bigger Villa fan in the studio than he ever was on the pitch!
On today’s episode of ‘Stick to Football’ with @WeAreTheOverlap, Gary Neville brings up Carragher’s savage reply to a Gabby Agbonlahor Instagram post. Carragher said he always worries about ex-players who suddenly become way more passionate about their club as pundits than they ever were as players and it immediately sets Carra and Roy off! 😂
Keane: “Oh, dead right! Brilliant shout.”
Carra: “I see these people on social media like ‘ra ra ra.’ I’m like, I watched you play! You didn’t even run!”
Keane: “Oh, I love that. Good shout. Ex-players who say ‘I love the club’ and you go, ‘Well, when you played you didn’t seem to love ’em that much!’ It’s really key, when you’re playing for the club you love ’em. Afterwards be chilled out.”
He then twisted the knife even harder: “People go ‘I love that club’. You used to down tools all the time or ask for transfers every two minutes. Wow!”
Roy and Gabby have a quite a bit of history from Keane’s short spell as assistant manager at Villa in 2014, when Agbonlahor was still a key player.
There were training-ground clashes between them at the time, and the pair have traded barbs in the media ever since, including Keane once branding certain Villa players “scumbags” for their attitude. So when Carragher opened the door, Roy was fully behind him and clearly couldn’t wait to stick the boot in! 😂
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Sean Lock had a rare ability to make the most uncomfortable observations sound absolutely hilarious.
The best comedians understand that being funny sometimes means saying what everyone else is too polite to say.
Drew Lynch turns something that could easily make him uncomfortable into the very thing that makes people laugh.
What makes his comedy interesting is the way he exposes the awkwardness surrounding his stutter without allowing it to define him. His jokes about speech therapy and regular therapy reveal how differently people approach the same words depending on the setting.
There is also something clever about his delivery. He doesn't hide the difficulty of speaking; he builds his comedy around it, using timing, honesty, and self-awareness to control the room.
The real strength here is not simply laughing at an unusual situation. It's watching someone take ownership of an experience that could have limited his confidence and turn it into his creative advantage.
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@Thompson1Garry 👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻💪🏻#wba
Albion’s Garry Thompson salutes the crowd after scoring another goal in 84-85.
Cryrille’s departure was a shock, but the added responsibility brought out the best in Thommo.
Superb in the air, great close control and powerful, he was a phenomenal target man that season.
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West Brom - Millwall 3-0 your match day vlog is out 👀🇮🇹🏴🎥🔥 what a game! Forza Albion!
#westbrom #wba #groundhopping #efl #englishfootball
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The guest today at Foundation Dementia Group along with John & Ally is Bryan Robson. Pop making a special visit to The Hawthorns. Another former player helping out Albion Foundation. @WBAFoundation @Al
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Everything about this goal is spot on.
The kits, the commentary and the strike.
Great tribute on Saturday. Well deserved for all those war veterans. As for the result. Not so great
‘Wonderful West Brom!' #WBA
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‘Wonderful West Brom!' #WBA
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