we are a non league side playing footy on a sunday afternoon amongst ourselfs, if theres any other teams like so in the uxbridge area (ub8) west london and would like a friendly please let us know, H and A games,
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Can u come to India We have got a team here and play better than chelsea but not as good as arsenal or man u
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hope i get a best answer for this as i live in macclesfield and support them as my second team\n\nonly team in Britain without a league win!
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I would pay to watch that! More exciting than some of the premiership matches these days;) Southgate may be a dark horse, he looks like a Ball kicker (probably a biter too!)
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I am currently playing American Football also. I am playing in Germany. I haven't thought about playing in France but our season is about to begin on Easter Sunday. What league are you in? Maybe we can schedule a friendly game for both of our teams to go against each other after our seasons are over with. Good to see others loving the game for the love of the game! Good luck on your season. www.heiligenstein-crusaders.de Check us out!
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well I run a new music promotions in Rugby and I would like links too in London and UK...I have a contact with a Southampton promotions company as I have collaborated with them so I wouldnt mind networking with you either...email me and let me know what you intend to do and see if we can help each other..you never know..
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Some of the leagues have already started last week. Registrations might be closed for this season.\nvisit balmainrovers.com and check the links to have an idea\nAnother way is to go to a pitch close to where you live on the weekend, watch a couple of games and if you think they are your level ask them if they need someone.
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I would say there are loads of pubs around there that will have it on but if you fancy travelling just out of Hammersmith and into Turnham Green (Chiswick) there is a decent pub there called The Packhorse and Talbot on Chiswick High Road. Not sure about the Rangers orientated bit though as it's a while since I went in there.
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.......ditto.\n\nexcept the "sportf*ck" part....they don't have those leagues where I play...\n\nbe the flame-not the moth.
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Go onto the FA website and go to the grassroots page.It list all the minor teams
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Anfield Football Club? Never heard of such a team. Try Google
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We have soccer,  Australian rules and rugby league.\nAussie rules is really popular in Melbourne.\nThe rest of the country is more into rugby league which is an excellent game. \nIt's a bit like american football, minus the padding.\nAussie blokes dont need it and play like men.\nBlues in game 3 for sure......
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write to \n\nJosé Mourinho\nChelsea Football Club\nStamford Bridge\nFulham Road\nLondon\nSW6 1HS
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This is a extract from a rugby league (yes and i know its not football) site\n\n1969 Warrington call a meeting to discuss the transmission of live games on the BBC a number of clubs including Wigan object to the idea, fearing gates will drop.January 5th First ever game to be played on a Sunday v Blackpool away,as it was not permitted to charge for entry on a Sunday clubs got round the restriction by selling team sheets which strangely enough were the same price as the entrance charge to the game,these were shown at the turnstile and you were admitted well sort of free?.
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i am from Liverpool..but don't know any of these names...i will put the feelers out though, i will ask around....i hope you find them...good luck with your search
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Kick off 8pm\nThe Gunners Pub\nHighbury Barn\nThe Worlds End (Finsbury Park)\nThe Junction 2A Corsica Street\nAll of above will be packed out now, you'd be better of going round a mates. It's on ITV  \nUpper Street, Blackstock Road and Holloway Road will be closed off from 6am tomorrow  for celebrations if we win.
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Yes, football (don't call it soccer!!!) plays a major role in this country, at all levels and all ages.   It is a major topic of conversation / debate (and unfortunately fights) in English pubs.  There are intense, almost tribal, feelings of dedication to your team, and there are major rivalries, such as Man United and Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs and Plymouth and Exeter.  (However, probably the biggest is Rangers and Celtic in Scotland).\n\nFootball cuts across boundaries of class, age and (mostly with a few major exceptions) religion - your club is in your heart.  \n\nHaving said that, there are always so-called fans who jump on the bandwagon of whichever club is most successful, in the 80s, it was Liverpool (boo!!!), in the 90s, Man United, and today, Chelsea.  No true fan can change their allegiance though - even when a club goes to the wall (look at Accrington Stanley for a contemporary example).\n\nInternational football is another matter altogether, England fans have a bad reputation in Europe, which was well deserved some years ago; hooliganism by England fans (I say fans very loosely) is largely now a thing of the past, thankfully.  \n\nThere is no sport in England bigger than football, and the same goes for most of Europe.\n\nApart from supporting a team, football is played regularly by millions of men (and women) across England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland at every level from a kick-about in the local park, through pub teams who play on a Sunday morning, to top level professional players and everything in between. There are leagues for 5-a-side, 6-a-side, 7-a-side and 11-a-side in most towns.\n\nHistorically, the first officially organised competition was the 1872 FA Cup, a competition which is still going today, and is highly prestigious - this year's final will be between Liverpool and West Ham United.  The Football League started in 1887, and the first champions were, I think Preston North End in 1888 (although I could be wrong).  You can see, then, that there is a lot of history to the game.\n\nSo yes, football is a HUGE part of English culture.