J.J
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J.J got a reaction from stevo in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
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J.J got a reaction from Amputechture in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
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J.J got a reaction from Jonty in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
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J.J got a reaction from timetowaste in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
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J.J got a reaction from WeatherMan in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
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J.J got a reaction from theblueone in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
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J.J got a reaction from ForeverCarefree in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
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J.J got a reaction from i-like-to-munich in Our New Stadiumstill a bit gutted about this. i didn't want to leave the bridge until i saw this mock up amongst all the discussion at the time.
the worst thing about losing battersea was the vast majority of it is now going to be more ridiculously-priced apartments that 70% of London can't afford to live in anyway.
can't help but feel the city missed out here as much as the club did. the most successful London club of the future, merging with such an iconic location of the past
(i'll stop moaning now, what's done is done)
