Footie in a sentence

Allow me to draw your attention to the messages above from Mr Footie-Fanatic and Mr Sly.

In a tweet, Steve Wilson, one of the flagship footie show's commentators, said he and his colleagues will not be heard in Saturday's episode.

She's passionate about inclusion and footie, so this job marries the two.

The loyal Mariners’ supporter is Grimsby’s - and possibly Britain’s oldest - footie fan and his passion for his club knows no bounds.

Viha’s teammates Gayatree Rajput and Janvi Solanki, both chipped in with the other two goals to seal Footie First victory, while Symphony Fernandes score United Football School’s consolation goal.

FOOTIE fans are being invited to Carlisle's Club to enjoy an evening with Harry Redknapp.

Let our guide help educate even the least footie-fixated.

The display of fond footie memories has been delivered in partnership with the Scottish Football in support of Football Memories Scotland.

Finally for great coffee, and the best place to watch the footie and grab a snack, Buenos Aires in the heart of Ronda’s Calle la Bola cannot be beaten.

Having never run before, except in his footie matches as part of the school team, Sam managed to finish the seven-mile route in third place.

Henry Nock, also 11, was unfazed by the lockdown too – he’s already missed a rugby residential tour, his Y6 residential trip to north Wales and a family skiing trip – but footie in the garden is fine by him.

The Makokoba-bred footie, keen to work his way back into the starting team when matches resume after the lockdown, said he will continue with his training programme at home.

It was revealed last month that Mick would collapse after suffering a suspected heart attack on the footie pitch.

Louise and the footie pundit, 44, have barely seen each other since, as she tries to carve out a stage career.

He is not only a board member of the West Coast Eagles, the footie franchise based in Perth, but also a regular presence in the dressing room.

I did it for my family,” said the footie star.

The BBC seriously needs a Sports Channel instead of moving EastEnders for footie all the time.

While we have been away snuggled up in our footie pajamas, drinking eggnog, and having fun with friends and family, guess what Dear Leader has been up to?

You may have seen the boat going up and down the river already, with footie fans soaking up the sun and London's sights in between free kicks, penalties and various VAR decisions.