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Making silly videos about the bizarre side of the football world, since 2024 AD.

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The Last Route None of the year will be going Live on Friday ... or maybe Saturday depending on how hungover I am from Christmas day ... maybe don't bank on it being Boxing Day now I think about it ...

Wishing you all a wonderful festive period!

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Route None #30 coming at ya on Thursday morning GMT! We'll be heading off to Cuba, and then North Korea and Vietnam for a little bit, before back to Cuba, and then Germany ... it's a complicated story.

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Longest Route None ever! ... Until the next one ...

Watch me talk nonsense about Michael Owen's WLS and other equally odd footballer-endorsed video games for 20 minutes below:

https://t.co/Jgqzbo57M1

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Nevermind.

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I hope Forest stick with Ange, mainly because I reckon he has a great chance of dethroning Stuart Gray as the Premier League's "Least Bouncy Manager"

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In 1978, Benfica went a whole league season unbeaten, and still finished 2nd. Porto won their first title in nearly 2 decades, and started their ascendency to the top club in Portugal. I found the story mildly interesting and though you might as well

https://t.co/NlUrZwI2K2

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The Cover Art for 'Baseball!' on the Odyssey 2 has no right going this hard

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@BenceSudar Appreciate the plug!

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In the 1940s a football club managed to win the national leagues of both Romania and Hungary. Watch me attempt to correctly pronounce their name for 13 minutes below:

https://t.co/EXaF3J00P7

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Thoughts with the camera operator specifically employed to get mid-game close-ups of Daniel Levy

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In 1950 Scotland qualified for the World Cup in Brazil, but didn't show up. Here's Why.

https://t.co/EkAEikn3MF

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Post-War sport science on full display. From the Sheffield Telegraph, May 1950.

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In December 1930, Thames AFC hosted a Football League match in a 120,000-capacity stadium. Only 469 spectators showed up. Here’s how a club with no fans, created football’s biggest echo chamber.

https://t.co/SVP3Ts0MXF

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@SportWatcherPRO Appreciate the plug!

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Do teams with nothing left to play for end up 'On The Beach'? This is a statistically sound attempt to expose the Premier League clubs that slack off in May.

https://t.co/ehIE1HLn7E

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@DannySherms Appreciate the plug!

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Ever find yourself wondering "How did a team representing the Basque Country almost win Mexico's football league in 1939?"

Well wonder no more.

https://t.co/1MZj854YpT

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@VillanoXIV Appreciate the plug!

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In 1980, Uruguay hosted a (Little) World Cup. No one really talks about it, so I made a video.

https://t.co/vnQL9QLDlc