Crinklyfox

Being smashed by Southampton will be proof positive that we have no chance of success in any division with the current regime and players.

Shades of BR. Pay me now or it gets worse.

He's right to leave. He's given the club the best years of his football life. While finishing his career here would have been preferable he can see the ills in the club that will prevent him achieving any more. There are members of the current squad who aren't fit to lace his boots. All the best to him wherever he goes.

I agree but he won't do it for the simple reason that as such a massive failure he's unlikely to get another job. His only hope is to hang on in there and if we do better in the Championship he won't look as bad.

I suffered from migraines from my teenage years onwards. I would get one or two per week, a lot of the time at weekends. I took painkillers to cope as I couldn't find a way of stopping the problem - I believed the line that they were caused by a misfunctioning central nervous system. My GP sent me to a Chiropractor for a completely unrelated pain problem many years later. The treatment took months and during that time I noted that my migraines were decreasing in number and severity, eventually they disappeared completely. I have continued chiropractic treatment since then and have been migraine free for decades. I don't know if this would work for you as the causes of our migraines may be different but wanted to let you know my experience.

Alf I had a catheter fitted once for only 24 hours and it caused some problems but they were temporary. After the catheter was removed the doctor wanted to make sure that my bladder was working properly so I was given a supply of water and asked to wait in the hospital. Some time later my bladder released its contents with no warning, I hadn't felt the need to urinate before it happened. This shook me a bit but perversely the doctor was happy. He advised that it would take a while for my bladder to get back to normal and that I should urinate upon the slightest feeling of needing to do so. This was good advice. My bladder slowly regained its normal function, it took about a week but there were no longer lasting effects. I was told this was quite normal. One of my bowls buddies went through the same procedure as you last year and he's in pretty good shape now - hope things work out for you also. All the best.

Dictionary definition dross. They're just going through the motions. Sick that it's come to this.

Unfortunately if you're running a business and demand exceeds supply regardless of the quality of your product then there is little incentive to improve the product. Large numbers not renewing and few applications to replace them may galvanise much needed actions.

Is your Seat Ibiza reliable? If it is then keeping it could potentially save you on repair/maintenance bills. My youngest has had a Seat Ibiza since 2009 (from new) and it's been very reliable, just gone through its MOT again with no problems.

RIP

My all time favourite sitcom.

Water down

Top may not listen to the fans. He may see it as a loss of personal standing were he to carry out the wholesale changes that are probably needed to restore our club. However, what he could do is appoint an independent group of experts (possibly retired from positions of influence in other clubs) to review the position and activities of LCFC and produce a report. Top could then act on the findings of the report without the potential stigma of having the changes more immediately directed by himself. We need something that will work for Top and the fans or I suspect things will not change soon enough.

We're not buying who we want or selling who we don't want, we're just doing what the accountants want.

Happy music.

Disorganisation at its finest. It's like we don't expect the opposition to attack and are caught out when they do. Unfortunately this team wouldn't even survive in the Championship unless things change.

Two - Mowmacre Hill and Sileby.

No manager has a magic wand. To call for a managers head at such an early stage isn't supported by me as he hasn't had time to bring in the players he wants. Changing managers now is unlikely to have a positive effect, the weakness in the squad is apparent to see.

Despite the effort put in, we've been soundly beaten by a very average PL team having an off day. Relegation looks a certainty, but I'll still be watching every match, if only for the reason that I might never see City in the PL in my lifetime again.

In 2023 I had the experience of having my procedure cancelled on the day because the anaesthetist hadn't turned up and they couldn't find another one. After the event I did a bit of research and found that if the NHS cancels a procedure (not if you do or don't turn up) they should offer you another appointment for a procedure within 28 days of the cancelled one. I don't know if that still applies, you may want to check it out. I did get my procedure second time around, just within the 28 days albeit only just as the anaesthetist didn't turn up again but they found another one after several hours. I can empathise with you, it's stressful enough waiting for an op but even worse if you get messed around. I hope your op gets sorted soon.