Foxmeister

I don't know what's sadder, the comeback or the solitary laughing reaction every single time.

He proved at Forest he wasn't shit, took them from bottom of the Championship to surviving in the Prem despite kamikaze squad building from above. We were always going to be limited with who we could get with a points deduction hanging over us, the England job on the horizon and the obvious first choice being hamstrung by his previous contract. We've already got more points than many of his detractors predicted.

I was listening to a Saints fan say he's glad he went and it's one to tell the grand kids about. I still have find memories of losing 7-1 at Sheff Wed, we were 7-0 down when we scored and we started singing "what's it like to be outclassed?".

He's vile, a player for their women's team needed a scan, for an injury picked up playing, and he personally intervened to stop her using the club's facilities, told her to go to her GP.

One of the best uses of the word over.

Probably not the best example of fans knowing best.

I'd say it's a fair point, we've always had a moan but levels of entitlement rocketed from that season onwards.

I think I watched a different game to everyone else, we conceded 2 very poor goals in the first half but we were also quite enterprising in patches. I said to my brother, at half-time, that if we were ever going to win a game from 2-0 down it was today.

0-0 for me would be West Brom Anglo-Italian Cup 93/94, I've borne witness to approximately 600 games and this was the worst. I suspect it was match fixing for both clubs to get out of a god forsaken competition. There was 1 goal attempt, by Phil Gee, in the entire game and it came straight towards me in SK3 pretty much knocking me unconscious and leading to medical complications that eventually lead to my tonsils having to be removed. The highlight was a first touch by Neil Lewis where he leapt to bring the ball down on a proverbial sixpence from above head height.

This is a great thread, loads of "oh yeah" moments while reading the comments.

I prefer Shrewsbury '82 for the 5-2. Orient '80 for 1-0 and Burnley '83 for 0-0.

3-0 Preston last season, best atmosphere I've ever experienced in 47 years of following the club. 6-0 Carlisle 1984 (I think) Lineker and Lynex hat tricks including 3 penalties.

I'm pretty sure they didn't have international breaks until the early 00's, they were squeezed in midweek.

MON took a fair bit longer, he won 1 of his first 13, and in a lower league, from memory

Another victim I see

Love the bit about "anti-negative sentiment" 😂 am I right in thinking your opposed to it? If so I'd like to counteract your opposition to anti-negativity. Edit: I'm not having a dig at you.

Hypothetically, if we go on a run, at what point would you start wanting us to win again with Cooper in charge?

Now we just need to work on the dummy spitters.

Damn it, I knew last night's game was in Canada but I thought it was a dual hosting. Feel a right burke now. 😂

Why do sports' governing bodies insist on hosting major tournaments in USA? The T20 World Cup was played in front of sparse crowds other than the games in the Caribbean and England's game in the WXV1 last night was played in a huge stadium with about 1,000 spectators. It doesn't raise awareness, they're not interested in any team sports other than the ones they monopolise.

But not 1 example

Or 75% have a minimum expectation of winning every game and playing like Netherlands '74.

To give you a clue, the Enzo out poll was roughly 75-25 in favour of sacking him when we were 5 points clear.

Maybe your generally sneering attitude isn't very persuasive?

Waste of energy, pressing on your own.