(12-11-2022 22:24 )Snooks Wrote: [ -> ]So as I was saying.
Four out of four.
Bloody reverse psychology.
Never bloody works 
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Boooooooo 
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It was worth a go, though.
Look, realistically, it was expected for us not to beat Arsenal. What wasn't expected was the absolute shambles that our owners and directors have put us in by completely ripping our heart and spine out of the team this season and alienating the players from the fans.
The injuries are excuses.
The VAR decisions against us are excuses.
Excuses piss me off.
Now we're bottom at Christmas, and we know what that usually means...
My right leg feels absolutely dead
(13-11-2022 00:53 )Regenerated Wrote: [ -> ]{snip}
I feel for your lot mate but quite often coming back up from Championship to the PL can be quite a hard job to be honest.
What gets my goat is why the PL allows foreign money and foreign owners takeover our clubs and yet they the foreign owners often don't know or understand how British football WORKS. (Or is supposed to work). The Glazers being my case in point.
I feel the way Manchester Utd has been run and the debts it has, has simply perhaps shown most football fans what CAN happen once you allow foreign owners take over your football club.
We've been spoilt by having the best players in the world plying their trade here, but to put it simply more simply alongside that young British players should be given the opportunity to experience first team football and quite often I worry how long it will be before our pool of young players dries up completely and we'll no longer have the young talent to push through to make it into our national squad because simply kids will eventually will end up playing in the lower leagues and probably some will never experience international football or some bright talents will simply quit because the path to playing for the country is a long one. It is about time the FA & EFL both woke up and realised that foreign ownership is ruining the beautiful game and the game needs a shake up to help younger British players develop better and be given more regularb opportunities at their parent clubs.
(15-11-2022 06:05 )lovebabes56 Wrote: [ -> ]^What's happened?
I'm no doctor but I'd say he's got a dead leg.
Inadequate road fixes, meaning the patches are as lousy as the holes they were supposed to have filled in.
^Right up there with Utility Companies digging up roads that were resurfaced a few weeks ago for "Planned Works"
(18-11-2022 15:55 )Doddle Wrote: [ -> ]Inadequate road fixes, meaning the patches are as lousy as the holes they were supposed to have filled in.
Try driving round Hertfordshire mate - we must be the pothole county!!
(18-11-2022 21:20 )Tumble_Drier Wrote: [ -> ]^Right up there with Utility Companies digging up roads that were resurfaced a few weeks ago for "Planned Works"
I remember an ad in 70's & 80's that featured that very subject where some company were digging up a road & putting in cables and other companies were asking to to put thier cables in too!! can't remember who did it though. Why the hell that philopsophy was never followed is beyond me!
(and probably there would be more money for repairing potholes!!)
Any pissed off for my elderly parents tank in loft overflowed Fri night - soaked their bed room and they had to throw out theiir bed, and I thought my leak was bad enough!!