HighPeakFox

Organise a party? Care to cost that for a us?

We're seeing our greatest player off, on his 500th and final appearance. Perhaps, it's being done for those of us lucky enough to thank him for his sustained brilliance. Nothing else matters right now, in footballing terms.

I am sharing the idea that you have a terrible take on this, in my opinion. He deserves to go out in front of us all at home, not at a glorified cowshed, in a terrible season when we might finish 18th or 19th.

No, it proves that some people will seek any way to find fault and then create argument. I have absolutely no time for it and I feel rather sad that so many people do it. FWIW, I suspect this is as much the club's idea as it is his, but you double down if you must.

Have a nice day, if possible.

Have a nice day, if possible.

If you read what I originally wrote, I made perfectly clear that we don't know who else might be out there. I am part of 'we'. I am simply challenging the notion that Dyche is the only answer. After all, who knew, before the fact, how brilliant Pearson was going to be? I didn't.

Well, maybe we need someone less 'experienced' (often code for hopelessly out of date or past it). Pearson wasn't anything like as experienced then as Dyche now is, I might add.

But we don't know that to definitely be the case - there might well be any number of managers not presented to us or that we're likely ignorant of. We just know the cliché that is Dyche. And yes, I'm using the 'royal we' to avoid making it personal.

Thank you. It just reeks of 'everything was better when I wasn't fat, bald and incontinent' at times.

Please help me understand something. because people say these type of things and I would like opinions on what you think they mean and what they imply. 'Proper' player 'Proper' footballer 'Proper' football ground I kind of have my own views of these sort of statements and their assumed/co-opted meaning, some of them less than positive. What say you?

Your cricket knowledge is out by 99, I think, if you mean the below. "The best known moment in the career of Australia's greatest cricketer is glorious failure. Don Bradman's final innings duck in the fifth Ashes Test in 1948 at the Oval had little bearing on the match. His team won by an innings and 149 runs, clinching the series 4-0. It is failure, yet it underpins the Bradman legend."

Oh please. This is desperate.

I agree, we were absolutely on the ropes in the Cup Final. Was not trying to correct you at all, more making conversation/clarifying

Are we comparing size again?

Am I right in remembering that the league season was not yet over when we played the cup final?

Say 'stay off the pitch' one more time - I dare you, I double dare you....

It clearly says his final appearance.

It really isn't.

He can act like a Pre-Madonna as far as I am concerned.

I'm often one who thinks the club bashing gets excessive. However, in this instance, they deserve all the bashing that can be mustered. It's just so so bad.

As metaphors go, that's pretty much on the money.

Apologies - I stand corrected. Obviously suffering from recency bias.

He has no form for keeping a club up...

Might be an unpopular choice...