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Europa League can we ever love it?
It's Thursday, so it must be the Europa League. Hapoel Tel Aviv v Legia Warsaw. AZ Alkmaar v FC
Metalist Kharkiv. Birmingham v NK Maribor. Get ready to switch TV channels. Does anybody fancy
watching EastEnders?
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Can we ever love the Europa League? Two great cups have merged into a dud
It's Thursday, so it must be the Europa League. Hapoel Tel Aviv v Legia Warsaw. AZ Alkmaar v FC
Metalist Kharkiv. Birmingham v NK Maribor. Get ready to switch TV channels. Does anybody fancy
watching EastEnders?
After his nine years with Robbie Jackson and subsequent five years with Sonia, Bianca, Mickey,
Vinnie and Gus, I'm sure that many of you, like me, were wondering what became of Eastenders' most
famous dog (other than Ethel's little Willie, obviously).
Rumours abound that Bianca killed Wellard by feeding him chocolate, before scattering his ashes on
the allotment.
After his nine years with Robbie Jackson and subsequent five years with Sonia, Bianca, Mickey,
Vinnie and Gus, I'm sure that many of you, like me, were wondering what became of Eastenders' most
famous dog (other than Ethel's little Willie, obviously).
Rumours abound that Bianca killed Wellard by feeding him chocolate, before scattering his ashes on
the allotment.
Like EastEnders or Coronation Street going on a summer break to Spain, Blackpool or Ireland, the
footballing soap opera has upped sticks for the summer.
A cast of thousands, a few suitably over the top villians, a couple of unlikely characters
attempting to play the hero and subplots aplenty.
The West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan has claimed that a drunken supporter racially abused a
player, sparking the brawl that marred the club's end-of-season dinner on Monday night. The event
was spoiled by a disturbance between supporters and players which caused the police to be called to
the Grosvenor Hotel in central London.
By Chris Wright
"Catch the train to London, stopping at Rejection, Disappointment, Backstabbing Central and
Shattered Dreams Parkway."
A couple of things.
Firstly, are Barcelona insinuating that Arsenal are merely going to turn up and simply 'park the
Limousine' at the Emirates tonight?
Normally, successful Olympic bids require a healthy dose of Seb Coe schmoozing but West Ham have
proven that some Karren Brady mud-slinging can be just as effective. The Hammers bid to have the
largest stadium in the Coca Cola Championship has been approved. The Eastenders successfully kept
Tottenham off their turf.
One thing - one of the many things - that the Scottish Football Blog might occasionally lack is a
"view from Gorgie."
I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate, a poet, a pawn and a king. But I've never been a Hearts
fan.
Thankfully, in this week of guest posts, Scott McIntosh has been and always will be.
