Gallagher, Dack and Hedges on

Half time and very lucky not to be 3 down, very poor. There are far worse players than Pickering on the pitch but the boo boys must have their pint of blood

Another off the line, getting battered

Nearly two, cleared off the line

We musn't concede another but it looks likely

Vale must be hooked off

All at sea, overwhelmed in midfield and nothing up front Reading looking top of the league

header from a corner, Diaz marking

one down

Pickering booked

I'd never start Dolan. Now I've said it I hope he gets a hattrick

Surely 700+ is a record for the championship at least? 🤔

Burnley 742 passes v 219 Where were they passing too ffs 🤣

Don't think so

Millwall score two in extra time to draw at Swansea, those natives will be restless

Same team as yesterday, injuries excepted, win 1-0

Life long supporter

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 A bit of missionary work

We're retired and fancied a bit of full time traveling, Turkey is an amazing country. Sadly illness has brought it to an early end, hopefully off again in the new year.

Plenty of Championship teams in need of strikers but who is in the pool to choose from? Lower leagues, foreign, loans?

Away win 0-1

Here is the full text, now go and play as I think we've all had enough https://www.oed.com/viewdictionaryentry/Entry/1844

You seem to have edited out the word initialism in your first example 🤣🤣

For avoidance of doubt Initialisms are when you abbreviate a word to its initials. Then, you say those initials as individual letters, like how “National Security Administration” becomes N-S-A. The United States becomes U-S. Acronyms are abbreviations that also use initials, but those initials are pronounced as a word rather than saying the individual initials. For example, “National Aeronautical and Space Administration” becomes NASA and is pronounced “nah-sah.”

I wonder if Blossom Hill can keep up the supply