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Maybe they were fully behind the manager but wanted Ryan Manning gone?

"I'll give you 45 mins, just before January. A chance to put yourself in the shop window..."

Imagine how much overtime he was smashing in.

Yeah, there must be an element of doubt, otherwise they would make a point of describing his condition as stable. Hope he pulls through.

Exactly. They're not going to tell the club they are in the deep stuff and are unlikely to be able to see out the contract. Despite these assurances, if it does all implode the club will probably find out minutes before we do.

The demand is there and so is the money. It must just be another case of the unions having the train companies by the bollocks.

Better than the sentient quiche we had managing us before.

Big Dunc would have just got into the player's wives.

In a grim sort of way, I'm looking forward to the Championship

Arse handed to us

Anecdotally, I knew someone who was given the, 'weeks, not months' verdict in 2016. He finally passed at the end of 2020. If this bill had been in place, he might have gone down the assisted dying route a few months in, when the cancer was really taking It's toll.

I feel like I can smell the Aventus through the screen.

Ridiculous. Especially when the extra money this raises would just about pay one day of Antony's wages.

To be expected. He'll get a lot of sympathy in the media because we're not currently in the relegation zone and lost 'narrowly' to a team that was expected to beat us. Personally couldn't give a flying fvck what anyone else thinks. Everyone outside of Leicester disagreed when we sacked Ranieri and that was proven to be the right decision. I've even had a neutral tell me that if we'd stuck with Brendan, he would have kept us up.

Good set of results for us, today.

Same method, wildly differing results.

Ahh. It couldn't have been DCL I can't remember who it was but he was the same age.

Yeah, I remember when the media reported that a 29 year old who plays for Everton has been arrested and Dominic Calvert-Lewin came out and said, 'it's not me' so everyone immediately knew it was Sigurdsson.

Cooper, Soumare, Vestergaard or Faes?

The best bit was when Rodri said we did, 'nothing' in that game

Pep doing his normal trick of tickling the balls of a team he's just beat because they rolled over and let them win. It'd be a different story if Southampton had snatched a point.

I refuse to believe that he wore that as a genuine act of rememberance. That has to be a unionist doing a forfeit.

I get why Cooper has tried to protect Justin by saying it's a team issue rather than an individual one but Justin is just making so many unnecessary errors. His form has tanked.