chuck'em

You can't go around selling babies so you can attend football matches, no matter how lucrative it might be

Sounds like you got the tram to Piccadilly gardens, walked down Market Street and then left. Those areas of the centre are pretty grim but when you branch out a bit the city is fantastic and has a lot to offer

Yeah, I was never a fan of soggy biscuit personally

I'm certain those t-shirts are drop shipped. Some of the pictures are the same but with a different design on the t-shirt. They don't exist until ordered, so realistically they don't exist at all because surely no one is buying that crap.

Only £45 to wear something to remind you of a season that featured both Craig Levein and Rob Kelly. Bargain

Fans wouldn't take it for free, who is going to buy it from a charity shop? Does this stuff even exist in the physical shop is just online and printed on order?

Some fundamental flaws in the OP here. 3 groups that all blame the other 2? When have we seen the board criticise the players or vice versa? The board blame the rules. The board never blame the players because that would bring scrutiny on the people who hired them. The board blame a manager when they sack him. Then they appoint another, then sack him. We could get fully behind the board but it's not going to solve the fact that they are incompetent. In any other job if you continually hired for a role and had to dismiss that person within the year you'd get the sack. We promoted that guy. There is no accountability above or below the manager in the club currently and if we as fans just accept it then the club is well and truly dead.

Not great, but they're definitely better with no air guitar

Worst hydration break ever

I'm in Trafford, about 100m inside the Davyhulme area unfortunately. It felt like Greens had a genuine chance here and in neighbouring Flixton, but all that happened was it took hundreds of votes away from Labour in both areas. Flixton stayed labour but only by about 20 votes, whilst Greens picked up about 800. I can't see people risking it again.

Not sure I agree with this. I think the councils elections were a bit of an eye opener for a lot of people with regards to the support reform has. The split in the left vote allowed Reform to make gains in a lot of areas. My local seat was won by reform by 12 votes from the Labour incumbent, and Greens had a decent vote share. People weren't voting greens as a protest, but if you asked the majority the following day if they'd have switched their vote to Labour they'd say yes. The left have realised that a split plays right into Reforms hands and unity is required now. Incidentally our new Reform councillor has since been in court charged with weapons offences, so hopefully we will get a chance to see how the vote plays out with with a bit of hindsight.

Talking about Tuchel making changes as if he's the first manager to come up with the idea of substitutions

He's not going to get much lift with those wings

'Hey Ivan, do you want long sleeves or shorts sleeves?' 'Yes'

Surely the fact that we keep going to Southampton makes this more and not less likely. Also, 2 years ago we employed Steve Cooper. They knew that wouldn't be popular with the fans but still went ahead. They don't give a shit what any of us think