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The VISIBLE uselessness is diluted with someone competent in the dugout but he is still running us into the ground behind the curtain and what's happening in the boardroom is IMO far more worrying than what's happening on the pitch.

Frosty Jack's and Buckfast for me but the goal was the same.

Drinking cider and trying to get girls to touch it.

What difference does it make? Players are still crap. Owners don't care and the people running the club couldn't run a bath.... Sacking Ruud is like wallpapering a house that's on fire.

An ex player scoring against us is the closest we've come to scoring in months and I'm not even remotely joking about that.

That's quite enough of that.

"Sorry sir. Vestys' dog ate my homework!"

Monga on the bench.

Pay me £60 and you can call me all the names you want for 90 minutes. THEY. DON'T. CARE. They don't care what you think of them as long as you contribute to their wages and by going to games, you are contributing to their wages.

It depends.... do you like luke-warm food, flat beer and crap football!?

...and this is why the idiots that are running our club into the ground still have jobs. Why would they take accountability if there are no consequences to them doing their job badly? PSR issues, relegation, legal battles, sponsorship controversy.... doesn't matter, they still have their job because the fans still go and watch it and thats all that matter to them. Top isn't going to make changes unless he HAS to, he doesn't have the balls. Playing in an empty stadium forces the issue.

All clubs expect this because of this notion that "Real fans" support their club no matter what.

So, you are all for Ruud staying then?

It's... Rebekah Vardy's account!

Depends on our opening fixtures in the Championship.

I would say I'm still following the club but not actively watching them. It's too stressful.

That's me firmly on the "we would have been better keeping Cooper" bus now. It's hard to imagine him doing any worse.

Bournmouth are great to watch.

Hi Ruud!

Well.... I think it sounds fun.

Truth be told, I'd rather be in league B. There is at least the potential of opening up a play off spot for the euros there. We gain nothing from being in league A.

Striker has been our weakest position for a long time now. A natural goalscorer would make all the difference in this team.

My understanding of a transfer embargo isn't that we CAN'T sign player. If the EFL place an embargo on us, it means we can't REGISTER them so we can sign as many as we want but we can't play them...

George Hirst to make his debut for Scotland tonight. Off the bench at least.

The Brendan situation made me realise we had disinterested owners.