@ESPNUK It's fairly standard. Spurs only sell one or two colours of gk shirts but often the keepers will wear 4 or 5 different colours through the season. It's just not economical to sell them all.
@TheKnowledge_GU Answer to last weeks q. Ceccaroli played for San Marino on 16 June (left on bench on 19th) and is playing now for Tre Penne in the CL prelim. 9 days between seasons. May be beaten by a league like DEN or UKR which have long winter and short summer breaks.
@thfc_tyson @SuperJacky___ @spursline@TheSpursExpress@TomBarclay_ All time prem scorer only goes back to 1992. Shearer has 283 all told in the top tier which is 4th overall. Greaves, unsurprisingly, number one with 357.
@cultkits Still have the long sleeve version I got for my birthday around 98 (no name though). Medium so too small for me but my boy (11) uses it as a keeper shirt.
@SuperAdekola@MarkCarruthers_ I'm not saying it's a good idea but if you have 40-50 teams to split into two step 2 leagues it's either lots of travel or much smaller groups. You can't just move teams about (mk excepted...). I doubt Blyth are thrilled at heading to Gloucester or Brackley either.
@Dazzla84_SSFC@SuperAdekola@MarkCarruthers_ 100% agree on this. The argument against Div 3 N/S is always that it doesn't save teams much money for teams like Barrow but it ignores that it would allow 4 divs at step 1, 8 at step 2 etc reducing travel and other costs for semi-pro clubs.
@SuperAdekola@MarkCarruthers_ But you could split Nat North into 2 groups; top 4 or so from each enter playoffs for promotion, others for relegation. Smaller groups, smaller geographic spread for the bulk of the season.
@SuperAdekola@MarkCarruthers_ One option is smaller regional groups followed by play-offs but we seem to be stuck on the idea of 20-24 team leagues all the way down the pyramid.