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Soccer Saturday Drinking Game! – because you didn’t wanna go out this saturday night anyway !

Official rules!

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If Pottinger can do girly magazine charts (that men secretly love) then so can I. This flow chart will hopefully give you ammunition for the next time you go to the barbers.

I hope you have found one that suits you!

How annoying is it when you’re hammering a mate (or someone online, who needs mates when you’ve got online?) at Fifa or Pro Evo, and they get sick of the beating so just try and get all of their players sent off? Don’t try and hide your embarrassment in humour, take it like a man and cry

But here’s the biggest debate of the entire football season, will you be purchasing Fifa 10 or the new Pro Evo?

Fifa is by far the superior game now after years of being much worse, it’s realism and gameplay massively outweighs the unbelievable simplicity of the latest Pro Evo’s

I’m an un-orthodox fan of Chelsea, who actually finds match after match heartbreak endearing. I recall one match against Arsenal which typified what it was to be a Chelsea supporter…

The match was at Stamford Bridge so we had the home advantage, but you would not have guessed it in the early stages as Arsenal seemed to control the game.

Despite this, in true Chelsea fashion Petrescu swung in a cross that was met by the majestic head of Tore Andre Flo. 1-0. Get in!

The game rapidly descended into half time, and Chelsea came out full of confidence with Seaman saving early from Flo after Le Saux had robbed Dixon and put him through on goal. Chelsea began to play with self-belief and on 52 minutes, Petrescu deservedly made it 2-0 with another close-range header assisted by a superb Le Saux cross from the left. At this point victory looked beyond doubt and for the first time in the match I felt relaxed. Even when I took a swig of lemonade I could taste victory but this would turn out to be bitter sweet.

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An innocent post match interview you may think, but all is not as it seems. Here at In the Stands we have created a new game which is going to sweep the footballing nation.It’s called Like, Y’know.

The rules are simple, count how many times a footballer says Like or Y’know in an interview and the correct answer according to us wins . The answer will be put in next weeks instalment.  Good Luck.

BTW -Barry and Young’s scores combined.