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Terry Butcher Dinner Next Week
at 20:15 9 May 2024

Few tickets left for this if anyone's interested in coming along. I'll be there if that doesn't put anyone off.



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Life's a Pitch TV - Episode 40 - Jim Magilton
at 14:43 9 May 2024


Life's a Pitch TV - Episode 40 - Jim Magilton 9th May 2024 10:10
This week’s Life’s a Pitch TV with star guest Jim Magilton is now available on YouTube. 1

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BW thread
at 09:42 9 May 2024

Probably best to remove that, can't see that he has been released by Man U and some speculating in there that could potentially get users in strife.
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TWTD Forum Player of the Year
at 09:38 8 May 2024

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What a difference 20-odd years makes
at 22:47 6 May 2024



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Congrats to Jim Magilton as well....
at 22:18 4 May 2024

Cliftonville won the Irish Cup, beating David Healy's Linfield 3-1 after extra-time. Had a few words to say about Town as well. He's on Life's a Pitch TV this Wednesday.

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At presser
at 14:12 3 May 2024

Spoke to a very relaxed and focused Sam Morsy just now, will post injury news when we get to it.
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Simon Hooper Saturday's ref
at 13:37 2 May 2024

Saturday’s referee is Premier League official Simon Hooper from Wiltshire, who has shown 131 yellow cards and three red in 32 matches this season.

Hooper’s most recent Town match was the 4-0 home defeat to Aston Villa in April 2018, the Blues’ heaviest home defeat in seven years.

Town, with Bryan Klug and assistants Gerard Nash and Chris Hogg in caretaker charge, were reduced to 10 men in the 42nd minute when Grant Ward was dismissed for catching Neil Taylor with a high boot as he looked to take the ball down on the turn. Hooper showed no other cards that afternoon.

A few months earlier, in the January, he had refereed the 1-0 defeat to Wolves at Portman Road in which he booked Callum Connolly, Stephen Gleeson, Martyn Waghorn and one of the visitors.

He also refereed the 2-1 win at Burton Albion in October 2017 when he booked Luke Chambers, Cole Skuse and Bersant Celina - for his shirtless goal celebration - as well as one Brewer.

He also took charge of the previous month’s 3-1 home defeat to Bristol City in which he yellow-carded Jonas Knudsen, Joe Garner and one Robins player.

Prior to that he was the man in the middle of the 1-1 draw at home to Preston in January 2016 when he showed yellow cards to Brett Pitman and three Lilywhites.

In the preceding September he was the man in the middle during the 3-0 Capital One Cup defeat at Manchester United in which he booked only Jonny Parr.

Before that he refereed the Blues’ 2-0 home victory over Burnley at Portman Road in August of the same year in which he yellow-carded visitors’ winger Michael Kightly and no one else.

Hooper officiated in the 1-0 defeat at Reading in August 2014 in which he booked Tommy Smith, Tyrone Mings and Christophe Berra and two home players.

He also took control of the 1-0 win at Yeovil the previous season and the 3-0 home win against Crystal Palace in April 2013.
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Saturday's result against Huddersfield?
at 12:47 1 May 2024

Saturday's result against Huddersfield?


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Life's a Pitch TV - Episode 38 - Ray Crawford
at 19:21 26 Apr 2024


Life's a Pitch TV - Episode 38 - Ray Crawford 25th Apr 2024 22:06
This week’s Life’s a Pitch TV with star guest Ray Crawford is now available on YouTube. 1

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Presser - Hirst and Burns
at 14:07 25 Apr 2024

Both trained this week and all being well could be in the squad which travels to Hull.
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Getting a little tired..
at 19:48 22 Apr 2024

...of the sniping and poking on what's a sensitive issue. I did ask for a bit of civility and one or two people seem to have just upped the unpleasantness.

To be honest, I think the issue is dominating the forum at the moment in the manner Corbyn started to do a while back. Not sure there's a need for a new thread on every controversial tweet. Also adding to my workload in PMs and emails.
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