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  • xman
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    • Sep 2006
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    Live - Saturday football

    GOALFLASHES AND MAJOR INCIDENTS (all times BST)To get involved, please useor text us your views & comments on 81111 (UK) or +44 7786200666 (worldwide). (Not all contributions can be used. Messages will be charged at your standard operator rate)
    From Snorre, Rayners Lane, via text: "Re 1215: I'm saying they all have to do a Romania after their England win in 1998, and go blonde. I wanna see Graham Alexander go real blonde. Cheers."
    1226: TEAMS Birmingham v BurnleyBirmingham: Hart, Parnaby, Johnson, Ridgewell, Vignal, Larsson, Bowyer, Ferguson, McFadden, Jerome, Benitez. Subs: Taylor, Murphy, Michel, Fahey, Carsley, Tainio, Redmond.Burnley: Jensen, Mears, Cort, Caldwell, Fox, Cork, Alexander, Nugent, Steven Fletcher, Paterson, Elliott. Subs: Weaver, Duff, MacDonald, Rodriguez, Blake, Bikey, Thompson.Referee: Peter Walton (Northamptonshire)
    1223: But wait! This game isn't quite dead... Burnley will be tip-toeing about avoiding any trouble as they target an improbable Europa League place next season. To put it simply: England are set to win one of the qualification places on offer to those countries who finish in the top three of Uefa's Fair Play rankings. That place will go to the best-placed team in the Premier League's Fair Play League who haven't already qualified for Europe. At the moment, that's Fulham - but if the Cottagers win the Europa League, next in is Burnley. With me?
    1219: Every player would have to wear a different hat, just to clarify. Anyway, if you've got any other proposals for these dead rubbers, I'd welcome them. Let's be honest, I've got a couple of hours free...
    1215: It's about time the Premier League started ensuring there are no dead games at the end of the season. For example, I propose that the losers of Birmingham-Burnley should be made to wear hats in their next game.
    This article is from the BBC News website. ? British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.


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