st albans fox

It was either him or ric …..

Have you been married and had any kids ?

He now has a wife who is expecting Priorities change

Tough to know but the indecision on the expansion tends to support you Just as Mandric found a gem in vichai, so will they need to do the same - the wealth of the ownership will dictate the future of clubs our size. going to need big investment to drive increased income

Hopefully not because you’d struggle to get any decent coach to take over a club for sale

I’d be wondering about the people sending me stuff like this rather than the content

I think the thought is that if calafiori walks then we shouldn’t be under as much pressure as we were thereafter and skipp doesn’t have to make that challenge ?

Way out of his depth some of the cards early in the second half were ludicrous (for both sides)

As long as Turkey stays open then we have a chance to sell Bouba 😄

Maybe but the coach has managed to screw up an amazing come back and rearguard action - I think that’s how the players will see it - they needed nobby stiles and they got Martin peters

I think the annoyance is having made it to added time at 2-2 we embarked on a strange sub where we took off a defensive midfielder and replaced him with an attacking one. you could put that one up there with Shakespeare at the emirates where he took off matty James for kelechi at 3-3. Funnily enough same outcome.

I mean it’s not like we didn’t have five of the same corner to know what was likely our set up always left a man spare at the back post - I suppose we decided it was a risk worth taking to stop them getting a free header in the six yard box - but we allowed a few of those in any case !

They scored which adds a minute cos their celebration went on for a minute we made a quick double sub after they scored - 25 seconds we made a very slow double sub just into added time which took over a minute

I think teams have worked out that winks is our metronome championship sides couldn’t afford to push onto him but PL sides can do that. He’s clearly not coping well with being pressed continually

Martinelli was down for a minute mads was down for three minutes 2 goals 3 sub breaks we wasted a couple mins 7 seemed about right to me

Probably on the basis that califiori did he definitely played advantage to spare himself the decision

Hamza was required like for like

More concerned to see el khanous given the state of the game

Strange subs late on ………. Again

WTF? why would you say that ? It can only be poor for facundo’s mindset it’s of no benefit

cheerleading refers to what’s going on in Gaza, lebanon and beyond of course the realities of Israeli politics dictates nuances of some calls. imo, the big calls are not those though. their domestic policies are mostly repugnant but the discussion is about the ‘regional’ political decisions which dictate the direction of the war in Gaza and now Lebanon. Btw, the two of them weren’t in the original war cabinet (before it disbanded). on that strategic regional level, what will Iran now decide to do ?? ‘people of the same mindset’. - come on Mac, what does that even mean ? rhetoric from the far extremist wings of politics is just that. It shouldn’t be given the time of day in any serious debate.

Well at the next election, netenyahu wins comfortably (able to form coalition without ‘extremist’ support) because he’s managed to win the war against Hamas (unlikely) and Hezbollah (possible) or he loses badly because his domestic day of reckoning has come with the enquiries into oct 7 (most likely and he’d probably have resigned and not stood)

They’re not decision makers at that level - just cheer leaders In two years time (max) they will be nobodys because they won’t be part of govt Nasrullah had the opportunity to back down after the pagers and walkie talkies - Israel mistakenly expected that he likely would. the only reason that sinwar hasn’t suffered the same fate as nasrullah is that he apparently has some hostages close to him as he travels around the tunnel network.

You didn’t mention sinwar ??

dont know tbh if it can be shown that the central command of hezbollah is underground then it becomes a viable military target I’m pretty sure that under international law the responsibility for placing the facility below civilian structures lies there rather than with the attack. You and me wouldn’t authorise the strike because of the inevitable civilian casualties but if you’re charged as elected leader, with the responsibility of defending your country then presumably you have to make calls like this ???