FAME AT LAST?
Each week nPower, the main sponsors of the Football League, select a team made up of the outstanding individual players from matches played in the previous week. It was very pleasing to see that our street`s diva, Scott Wagstaff, was selected for the wide right slot, along with his fellow Charlton team mate and goalkeeper Rob Elliott in the League One Team of the Week. The team also included Saints captain Dean Hammond.
I`ve checked out the selections for the League Two Team of the Week but, sadly, could find no trace of any mention of anyone from Gillingham. Now, I wonder why. Who can explain it? Who can tell you why? Fools give you reasons, wise men never try, but maybe, just maybe, on some enchanted evening before the season is out the Gills will grab three points only for the other two to slip up, thus providing my long suffering neighbour, Extremely Frustrated of Leybourne, with the bragging rights he has yearned for for so long.
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Yep, for the third game in succession, two wins for the good people either side of my humble abode (one bedroom less than the rest now, must surely warrant reduced Council Tax banding) let down by Hess's boys. If cup games count, we're all in with a shout this weekend, but GFC being what it is, the odds of 5-1 being offered by Mr Bill Hill for a Dover win will be tumbling down as serious money goes on the upset that will once again prevent our glorious treble
Can I also claim reduced Council Tax banding on the basis that as someone has nicked half of your tree, I`m suffering acute loss of privacy?
Snopper,
No.
Slightly
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