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All they seemed to does is cause anger and resentment, rather than support for their "cause". I don't know who leads them, but the group as a whole really aren't doing themselves any favours.

But at least (in their thought process) soup is easily removable than paint.

Someone I know was called Asda because his surname was George and he always shopped at Asda. When I was at secondary school there was a kid called Andrew Ball. When the register was called he was first and the teacher called out "A. Ball"? He became known as Hitler for all the time at that school.

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1) Yes. 2) It should. But they don't care, therefore it won't, unfortunately.

Let's ask Donald...

If I had time I'd take a look but you're statement that "for 99% of people it was flu at worst is highly contestable. It wasn't just the weak, elderly and vulnerable that succumbed. I went to 2 deaths in the first month of Covid that were fit, healthy men in their 30's and that's just in our local area. Extrapolate that nationally and the figures are mind boggling. You're suggesting that just 1%, 1%, of the infected population died or had serious complications. Utter nonsense. I just wish you would accept the irrefutable facts of the Covid outbreak. I think you're an intelligent person but I also think that your comments aren't fact based and are just what you think to be true.

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I was behind a guy tootling along the A46 Coventry by-pass earlier and I could see he had his phone stuck on the windscreen and some video/film playing. As he was the only one in the car I have to assume he was not paying full attention to his driving.

Probably the cost of removing and replacing the metal speed limit signs every night is the reason? Not to mention the restrictions that would have to be in place whilst that was carried out.

Don't be daft. What I would like is some transparency over the clubs finances. Without that, comes doubt and speculation, albeit often misguided. I would like the fans to know the reasoning behind appointing Cooper when the majority, clearly excluding you, knew before he got here how it would likely pan out. If fans could see it why couldn't board? What's he got that put him above other, better candidates? And if he was the best the club could afford, why not say so? I think we know in our gut why Cooper came here so it wouldn't be a big deal to say he fitted the bill in terms of cost vs potential. I would like to know why we have bought the players we have over the summer. Again, I believe knowledgeable supporters will have a decent insight. Not one that I have seen so far has convinced me that it was money well spent. To address your final sentence, you tell me where you think we'll be after Christmas.

But they're not, are they. They've failed to build on the successes we've had. So much more could have been done to ensure we could become a seasoned PL club such as the likes of Brentford, Brighton etc but decisions were made that meant we were doomed to failure. The indecision around Rodgers, the **** up regarding FFP and the jeopardy that created within the club. The lack of belief in the financial executives because of the errors they made, never mind the ill judged trust Top, and the other board members invested in those two, which suggests to me that Top had/has no real idea of what owning a football club really is about. Which is where he differs from his father. A football club at this level is certainly a business, in it to be profitable and make money for owners and shareholders in the same way that any other major organisation would do. The difference, for me anyway, is the fanbase. Boots PLC et al, don't have scarf waving, shirt buying, money spending, enthusiasts turning up at their offices and shops week after week. There needs to be some transparency and a shared loyalty to the club and to us, the ticket paying fans that want to see success, or at least some signs that the club wants success on the field, to give us something positive to feel about when we go to games rather than the apparent lack of concern and poor treatment of loyal fans of the club. There's people I know that have been ST holders for decades that are starting to wonder, is it worth it right now. It's a shame that we have dropped to this level of apathy but it's the investors/owners that should be aware of this and it seems they just don't care and are not prepared to accept the challenges that are needed to keep us in the higher tier of the EFL/PL. If KP are in financial difficulties we should be told. If not and they intend to continue to invest (stadium expansion isn't a given BTW) then lets see it. Sadly I think we are experiencing the reality that owners of any football club aren't as invested in it as the supporters are. It's a cash cow, a distraction, a bauble. And I think that's how it will always be. Vishai had a dream. One that his son seems less keen to continue.

J cloths are rubbish. They don't absorb anything and just spread bacteria around, you can't wring them out and then you have to resort to a properly absorbent cloth that has some substance to it and that you can soak in bleach and rinse.

Mate, take a break from PornHub.

Personally, I doubt it because admission suggests failure. Clearly they're have been many poor judgements over the last 2-3 seasons but nobody has taken responsibility. Why? Are they cowards? Why are they hiding away and not giving us any information? If they've made mistakes, surely it's the honourable thing to do to admit it and try to make things better instead of bulldozing ahead with no one holding their hands up. Myself, I'd have much more faith if the board either collectively or via a spokesperson, said there have been mistakes and that things were being reflected on and action taken. That would allay some fears for our future.

Might be David Hankey's second account.

Is he Wilson?

You sound like someone who works in a care home.

What does that table even mean in the reality of the PL standings? So what if we've spent less than X club and are 15th? does that mean we're going to finish top 5 because we're skint and current results suggest that being skint with mediocre players and a clueless manager means success by May 2025? Bollox. Read, ignore, forget.

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Not seen anything from @Flamey for some time. He used to be a regular on the Wordle topic.

Just don't return anyone called Richmond. If you know, you know.

Yeah, bastards. Indolent, good for nothing skivers that don't give a flying **** for the kids, never taking an interest, never offer a helping hand, never do any work during the 15 months a year that they're on holiday...

I thought that, until one of them didn't.

Is that turning your back on your goals?