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So many women in Reno have tattooed chests usually going up onto the neck too, and it's awful. I may be hypocritical, but I think that women shouldn't get tattooed, but it absolutely doesn't phase me either way about men. I have 4, on my arms and upper back. All of them can be covered by a collared shirt, and that is very important to me.

If you mean the big numbers, LA Galaxy 2 is basically the reserves for LA Galaxy. It's where they bring through youth and players recovering from long-term injuries. Either way, Reno just slapped the bejeezus out of them.

Reno just set a new USL record for win margin with a 9-0 win over L.A. Galaxy 2 this evening. Chris Wehan is something VERY special. Highlights for anyone who's interested: http://www.uslsoccer.com/news_article/show/810303?referrer_id=2333971

If I can figure out a way... maybe.

I was born during the FA Cup Final of that season, apparently just as Trevor Brooking scored the solitary goal. As you were.

Last season (admittedly, League One) I only got to actually watch a dozen or so games through my plethora of streaming sites. I've already subscribed to this. Probably more skewed mate

It might be, I was just going off of the press release which said: "The findings suggest over 55% of the EFL’s fans are located in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand where the potential audience for the iFollow platform could reach into the hundreds of thousands. " Honestly that might not be the limit of the countries it works in, that's what I was assuming though.

For any US, Canada, or Australia-based Wanderers fans, you can now sign up to iFollow through the BWFC official site. $140 and you can live stream each and every home and away game in HD through the website. It's like a season ticket for expats. Lovely stuff.

I do too. I figured I was the only one who remembered that our turn around in fortunes towards the end of the season was when Pratley returned to the team.

I can't think of a worse idea than putting our best crosser of the ball in the middle.

You're right. How dare someone spend their money on what they want to buy, and for his father nonetheless. What a twat.

What just happened?

Don't know about anyone else, but even if it's for Chelsea, I enjoy seeing Cahill leading a team out at Wembley.

I read this nonsense theory that the Tories orchestrated the whole thing, because their popularity in the election was waning. Conspiracy theorists do my nut in. I don't think anyone in this world would put their career over the lives of kids.

Yup. https://www.s24su.com/forum/index.php?threads/league-1-pfa-fans-player-of-the-season-vote.55577/

Or something you could order at Starbucks?

No doubt it will, but the families are the ones who's opinions matter on this, and I'm sure they will be eternally grateful. It's hard enough losing loved ones, but it's always blown my mind that the first thing you need to do is start worrying about what kind of send-off you can afford to give them.

Ariana Grande has offered to pay for all the funerals for all of the victims of the attack. Wonderful gesture, in my opinion.

I wish I had stuff to do at work. I spent all evening stewing over this mess (being 8 hours behind). Didn't sleep a wink last night. Every time I closed my eyes I saw the scenes and heard the screams. My pillow was a bit damp this morning. Just reading that a lot of the victims are children makes everything that little bit worse especially when I start thinking about my nieces and nephews, some of whom are around the same ages and could very easily have been in that situation.

The board was held up in the 26th, I assume that's what they were going for. The bookies paid out on the 26th minute.

Actually, considering that people made money off of bets that Terry would be subbed in the 26th minute, and given that both Chelsea and Sunderland were complicit in arranging said substitution, it's all being investigated.

http://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/mark-davies-bolton-wanderers-efl-sky-bet-championship-201617-3723265.aspx

Reno just got their first home win today, 6-0 against Seattle Sounders B-team. This following on from their first away win last week, 4-0 against Didier Drogba's Phoenix Rising team. Looking like good times ahead!

I wonder if we might be able to get Lee back on loan from Palace for the season. He rarely plays under Big Sam (he's a little small for his tastes, one would assume) and could be the creative spark we are missing in midfield?

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39921797 Their manager having a bit of a cry about it.