Wymsey

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjw6p24ev90o https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyj4y8vq7vo

Am no nationalist, but don't quite understand the reason/s for taking England flags down; particularly when the flags - plus some roundabouts - have been seen during big England sporting events and the King's Coronation etc in the past without any issues/trouble. People should have a right to display their flag of where they were born/brought-up in. It's hardly an offensive flag, the same with the British one. Cancel Culture and Woke spring to mind, tbh.

How did the guy manage the 'Fit (literally) and Proper Persons test'?..

The question is should the government be able to provide accommodation to all migrants currently in the country? Also, how can they screen them for security reasons with the liklihood that they don't know the full extent of their personal backgrounds?

Seems like there's too much press obsession with Wrexham, still. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/clydpj426yqo How about someone else now, like Swansea with their new celebrity additions.

Am quite wary of the Japanese guy and Stansfield.

Thought this was going to be something about a member of The Ordinary Boys band..

Where's @Lamby..

What was the history behind him and Ian Stringer?

If we, more likely than anything else, were to be in a FA Cup final again - would you possibly not go and support the team, because we 'completed it' before?

Sorry, but this term of phase does grind some gears. Do you think the Man Utd fans (the genuine ones) got fed up and 'didn't bother anymore' when - for example - Sir Alex Ferguson was quite regularly winning the FA Cup and Premier League?.. Sounds like spoilt supporters saying that, tbh.

Thought it was going to be a thread about some posts being mysteriously deleted.

What is the owners' business success/background?

Heard he had (still has?) a couple of things that required specialist treatment. Think he had an interview around last year mentioning a certain problem.

But who would support our backs if we're doing so, especially in times of need?

Get him on here, perhaps - especially the Depression thread (which is non-judgemental, plus supportive users on here who participated in the thread)?

@RYM, embarrassing much?..

Seems too comfortable/settled in the job at the club's expense after, apparently, earning the right to be in that position - based on his academy success and loyalty to the organisation. Possibly 'untouchable'; and can't see him resigning, as can't imagine Top/Susan Whelan sacking him.

Is he really unlikable in general? Just seems like a very, sometimes too much, enthusiastic person.

Bet he's hoping Brentford, Fulham or West Ham are interested..

Yes, just realised about Vaughan in the PL. You're right, re Monga - https://www.espn.co.uk/football/story/_/id/45994103/jeremy-monga-breaks-jude-bellingham-championship-record - Monga, aged 16 years and 37 days old, beat the record that had been held by Jude Bellingham who set the previous mark when scoring for Birmingham City in 2019 aged 16 years and 63 days.

You'd imagine so (with being born July 2009). James Vaughan, the next-youngest, was 16 years and 270 days old.

Are there actually quite a few fans with this mentality?..