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Premiership Talk named FA Cup Fans’ Favorite Football Blog
Premiership Talk named FA Cup Fans' Favorite Football Blog | Premiership Talk is thrilled, honored, and delighted to announce that we have been named The Fans of The FA Cup’s Favourite Blog. Voting closed today on the FA Cup’s Facebook page and Premiership Talk won the contest with an astounding 40% of the vote, beating out quality sites such as Soccerlens. We cannot thank our fans and supporters enough for their continued support – none of this would have been possible without all of you!
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Hahaha just saw this.
Yeah, I have a question that perhaps someone who’s English can answer: why was Peter Crouch overlooked for England captain? I’m shocked I haven’t heard this question raised in any media outlets, and I thought it was worth posing for those of us in the US who don’t understand.
why?
because crouch has never captained a side before and ferdinand has.
ANSWERED BY AN ENGLISHMAN.