Stuntman_Mike

Surely he can't survive that

We visited the National Arboretum in Staffordshire today. It's a really nice set up with unique memorials to all those effected by conflict. A lovely place to pay your respects and have a nice walk around.

Has any other club got a player that cost £25m on the bench (Skipp) because they're not good enough to start, even when there's injuries? Seriously depressing.

14th. We are actually 14th

Liquidation.

Remembrance silence and mass walk out. Preferably from the singing section for bigger impact.

Not sure I care. As people say, unless the board changes we'll most likely replace him with someone else who struggles.

He was never amazing, but we've completely ****ed this lad Champions League footy in Serie A, to being equally as poor as Luke Thomas and League 1 level within a couple of seasons.

From a footballing perspective, around the Cooper appointment and the money he wasted. From a fan perspective a handful of games into RVN. I've never felt so detached from attending. I like to think I've been pretty patient.

Happy to attend Tuesday's game, pay respects for remembrance and leave at kick off in protest.

People on here still defending the waiter.

He's probably tired from hosting all those KPFC fanatics in the week.

Don't give me hope.

I've decided we're not in a title race.

Tbf we should probably close thread at this one

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/37165724/braless-sydney-sweeney-sheer-silver-dress-awards-christy-martin/

Boro on Tuesday is

Massive game really. Needs to be a win, even if it's an unconvincing one.

Might be daft, but do the engines stay on to help run essential machines/equipment? Like how some car radios or air con won't work with the engine off etc etc.

I really enjoyed it in The Murderers and The Ribs of Beef. Better than their names suggest

That's a brilliant tie for Boxing Day.

That statement is amazing.

Agreed. Plus it'd be daft selling that amount to someone you don't know for this kind of fixture.

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