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He doesn't know or care where we are. I wish he'd fick off

Worse. Astonishingly bad. We're marginally not as shite.

That's unforgivable. You're a defender. You stand up big and strong and if necessary bundle the attacking player away from goal. He just got pushed over by a little, slightly built lad. I can't think of a less able LB in our recent history.

An ignorant vocal minority as is the case with every football club. We have a number of "vile creatures" within our fanbase as well. In every club, there's those fans that are insightful, those that have responses and opinions based on the events occurring in front of them and others that are just thick knuckle draggers.

What we need more than anything is a forward thinking owner and DoF.

Owning a football club and actually caring about it are different things unless it's your only source of income which is never the case. Unfortunately he couldn't care less. I have two mates that own their own businesses and are fully committed to the success and growth of them. Top has other things that he's committed to. He's not committed to us.

There is a privacy curtain if your driving a sleeper cab but cameras would pick up anyone else in the cab besides the driver.

SDG. Great band but quite niche. Apart from the track you mention.

And that's why it's against most trucking companies policy to allow drivers to pick up hitchhikers for obvious reasons. I drove class one for a while and I know there's continuous in-cab video recording these days. Truckers can't get away with anything and nor should they.

It's not "as much", it's "as many"

19 posts in and you're already showing yourself up.

Too risky.

I think "international discotheque" is a bit of a stretch I used to go to Bailey's which was decent as a small time cabaret club. They had some decent acts back in the day, The Drifters. 3 Degrees, Four Tops, Slade, Mud, Bay City Rollers plus quite a few that were internationally well known acts back then. I'm talking mid 70's I was picked out to get on stage with Paul Daniels and he did some shit magic with me as his stooge. Tommy Cooper failed to appear as he was "ill" (drunk).

I don't think so. The cost and disruption to modern timetables would make it difficult. I think you just get on a scheduled service to wherever (and return) and if you're lucky you'll get a seat and not get beer chucked over you.

I think he plays for a different club.

Can we chant: Your city is shit Your city is shit They bombed the cathedral Your city is shit

I thought you'd gone away? Stuck on FT like a leech.

1 pint and you're shagging Marilyn???? Good on ya

Very 1970's

You're a very naughty boy

@davieG will get this. If you spotted an engine number that you hadn't seen before you'd look it up in the trainspotting book and put a line through it to show it had been "spotted". The trainspotting book had the numbers of every registered engine in England. It was a task back then to "collect" as many as you could. Schools had clubs for the nerds like me (and plenty of others), which arranged travel to different areas and station yards like Crewe to find the rarer numbers that wouldn't come through Leicester. It genuinely was a popular hobby for kids back then.

Those were the heady days of both steam and diesel locomotives. Watching that turntable. Hoping to see a Deltic, which were rare on our EM line.

Rubbish. And here you are, back again after you stated many times you were done with FT. Faes said he wanted to leave. Just give up shagging your cousin.

If you zoom in you can see me age 14 on Birdcage Walk just off Swain Street, doing a bit of trainspotting.

Not long before Jon has a coronary or a stroke.