Search results

Ah, the laughing emoji, what a surprise. Do you really think you win the argument by just sitting there gurning? So, so weak. Bit of advice; think before posting obvious nonsense. At the moment you have to hide behind a laughing emoji every time you're called out. It's a bit embarrassing for...

In what way, exactly? No need for snarky pointless bollocks, which I know is your preference, in what way? Do you think all Muslims are the same, for starters?

Honestly, if the choice was between mad Kenny and a bloke who had one season of experience in the Championship (and even that within a structure that doesn't match DK's current set up), I'm not sure which way I would go. Actually, even then, no! 😁

I haven't seen anyone who's scared to criticise this. The real problem is with the people on the right who think that Muslims all across the world, including in the U.K., believe and act in exactly the same way, and then use the most extreme examples to foment fear and hatred. It's both really...

Sovereign rings, chest medallions, glass eyes, prosthetic limbs, trainers or shoes larger than size three, etc etc... Clearly a threat to public safety. 😁

That last one would seem to be key for me, that's the one that relates to football fans. There's no mention of coins there, I don't think they could refuse access on the basis of coins if that latter link is their stated policy.

Although, I did find this... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63456664 This seems excessive to me, and I wonder about its legality. But if it's on the terms of entry they can probably do it...

I've never heard of this before. I don't think the legal terms & conditions on the ticket cover this, do they? If it's not something that's you've agreed to in the terms of purchase, then this sounds a lot like theft to me. Someone from the club or the FSA should pick this up with Sunderland...

Not our fault you didn't want to expose some of your first team to a ritual humiliation. 🙂 A Cov team beat a Leicester team - I suspect if you were an actual tigers fan you'd show a little grace, that's usually how it tends to work between rugby fans in my experience. Football fans too, for...

Frank and his agent just seen leaving the stadium. Not sure he's going to sign.

I don't see Sheaf refusing to play, however I can see a situation where a player will risk playing through an injury for some managers, but be less keen for others...

Get with the program mate, "manager" is so last season. "Uber for the leadership paradigm", is what you need to be calling for... 😄

Two keepers on the bench again hardly suggests huge depth in our squad, does it. Maybe Robins didn't quite have the wealth at his fingertips that Doug thought he had, eh. Anyway, go Team iPad! You can do it! 😁

No that's fair enough mate, I'm not proposing that we get Roy Hodgson either, just because he's good at languages. I think it's always worth pointing out that IQ isn't necessarily a measure of intelligence either, but it's a good indicator of how good you are at doing IQ tests...

I seriously doubt that mate. He's quite well educated for a footballer, but that's not a massively high bar. Roy Hodgson can speak five languages, maybe we should go for him. 😁

It's not cherry picking mate, that's literally his full championship record. One season, did OK, used loans, had a big wobble. Not sure he was actually even a head coach. How does that fit in with deadly Doug's all new approach?

So, having done the research, I think it pans out as this... Lampard had one season at Derby. Whilst there he relied on key loan players, and also had a run of 13 games with only three wins. How this fits trigger man Doug's new style of immediate success (but no loans) isn't quite clear to...

There's nothing funnier than a pseudo intellectual using Excel, trying to pretend he's a genius who can expose a worldwide conspiracy that no one else has spotted. Again your arrogance far exceeds your abilities, sweetheart, it's just that you're too dumb to see it. Do people smile and nod...

Fair points, mate. In fairness though, I think the only thing missing in the Derby analysis, was that (imho) they were right on it and a lot of teams would've struggled to break them down that night. Add two daft goals into the mix, and maybe it wasn't quite as bad as it initially felt. I...