barry
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They've got mitigating circumstances, as do forest. I can't remember what they are atm (Inebriated), but I heard David O talk about them earlier, and he reckon's they'll get off.
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LDNYid
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Good shout. Looks like he could definitely step up a few levels from this current Forest side (along with Gibbs-White who I’d live at Spurs if it wasn’t so obvious it would cost an arm and a leg).
Just read an article claiming that if they are charged on Monday, the punishments will be given and take effect before April 2024… worrying for them but hey, rules are rules I guess.
All these articles say the same stuff about how City’s case is bigger and takes longer, but it is a bit gutting to see the smaller clubs being punished and City can just tank on winning stuff in the meantime.
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Might better to take their medicine this year. The bottom three are so poor, and if Forest get a points deduction they’ll be in the shit too. Everton probably have enough about them to get out of it.
luRRka
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Was about to say, even if they get another 10 deduction they'll only be 5 behind Burnley and likely able to survive. If Forest got a deduction too they're done and as it stands Luton would be safe too.
Didn't Everton get 1 point per X million over the breach though? So depends how much both teams have overspent
Can you imagine the reviews of just how poor Luton, Sheffield United and Burnley have been this season would be, if Everton got a 20 point deduction and stayed up above them
.I mean rightly so in fairness, they’ve been mostly awful.
arunspurs
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Can you imagine the reviews of just how poor Luton, Sheffield United and Burnley have been this season would be, if Everton got a 20 point deduction and stayed up above them
I mean rightly so in fairness, they’ve been mostly awful.
Luton have 16 points on board - most had their prediction for them to be having a tally less then Derby. For me, they are still in with a chance to get out given how tough they are as a side.
Forest have a tough period ahead with 6 gone for AFCON and Awoniyi only due in March.
Palace is my outside bet to get dragged into relegation. They are injury to Olise,Eze from being dragged into it
SlotBadger
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Alexander Isak’s accent is magnificent.
spurs9
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Rice and Nketiah didn't leave due to a lack of opportunities, they were released by Chelsea.
Marty
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I was thinking more that it was a really good accent
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Yes, but when the individual is from Sweden, you most likely wouldn’t expect him to sound like he’s bowled out of a tower block in Bow.
littlewilly
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Swedish people tend to speak English to a very good level. Most Swedes use he's rather than his. Perhaps a couple of our posters could try Sweden for their next holiday.
Marty
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We Norwegians speak better though
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Most Scandinavians > most Brits.We Norwegians speak better though
Marty
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True story. When my dad moved here and wanted to learn Norwegian he had to tell his colleagues to stop speaking to him in English. It's just so natural to people here.
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There are plenty of native English speakers who don't know the difference between his and he's, which is more concerning.
Why's that?
littlewilly
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If Lars Sivertsen is anyone to go by, I agree with you!We Norwegians speak better though
littlewilly
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I’m just digging out two regular posters on here that use “his” instead of “he’s “ in just about every post they write (his a good bloke, his got an ankle injury). Doesn’t matter how many times they’re corrected, they keep on keeping on. I guess many of our non-native English speakers like our Scandinavian cousins put them to shame.
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