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yeah, i remember being up there for a few games in the mid-70s. usually in the corner of the west end, but if it was busy we might end up in the spion kop, and i do remember being up in the crows nest a few times if it was really busy and we got there late. not a particularly pleasant...

would we prefer fleetwood town for a tenner? don't think so.

why? it's a great song. might not strictly be accurate. but if it pisses sisu off then it's fine by me!

if we don't like these ticket prices we're gonna hate it when we get promoted.

in my experience you can teach people anything if they have the right attitude. which he seems to have. what you can't do is teach people to give a shit. they either want it or they don't. and this guy seems up for it. let's not drag him down, hey, guys.

it is disappointing. not like they weren't gonna make a stash of cash anyway. not quite the working class heroes they would like us to think they are.

this gets my vote. either alongside simms, or as a number 10 in a 4-4-1-1. it would also make more sense of what simms is trying to do. no point trying to hold up the ball if everyone else is half a pitch away.

interesting. thanks for posting.

posted this back in july. floating it again... i was thinking landscape:einstein a go-go for emc. can't get e=mc2 to fit, which would have been good, but what about... you better watch out, you better beware ephron mason-clarke scores from anywhere you better watch out, you better beware...

ok. but we only sing it when he scores!!

agree with some of that... 1, saka needs to reinvent himself. it's common for a second season when people have worked you out. simms got shit service, so no issues with him from me. bidders looked off the pace, and needed to leave an extra yard to compensate. not sure if this is a permanent...

he's missed some howlers for us. but they are easier to remember if they are the only chances he's given all game. our problems are in midfield.

he's been thrown scraps all season so far. changing him is not the solution.

have you considered a career in motivational speaking?

exactly this. we know he's a confidence player, so what do we do? take him off early when the problem is in midfield. wow!!

i thought simms worked hard today. the problem was the piss poor service. it was the usual super slow ball across the backline and up the flanks. then back the other way... bassette came on, and got equally poor service. not much either of them can do about that, tbh. i wouldn't mind seeing the...

can't agree with that. keen, mobile, always asking for the ball. the fact he wasn't getting it wasn't his fault.

stranglers, surely... there's always the sonne. always the sonne. always, always, always the sonne. we have to sign him now, we have a song!

let's get this into perspective. it's not mve, sheaf, wright, simms, saka... the fact that we can't agree on whether palmer is good value for money or not must tell us something. good player, but too expensive week on week for what we get back. thanks for the good stuff, kp. and good luck.

if this is true we need to spend the wage saving wisely. he's brazilian, we brought him back from oblivion, but we think he's fucking brilliant...