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Milo

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  1. Mate, that’s awful
  2. Was the third goal as offside as it looked?
  3. Good win - Bromley were pretty woeful
  4. Just messaged 👍
  5. If anyone has a spare, please ping me a message. Thanks
  6. Surely any argument/discussion can be supported by a few facts - we don’t need speculation on players quality or style of play because, as you mentioned, they are completely subjective, However: Three relegations in four seasons. From Premier League football to League One in four years. Just six Premier League wins in 2024/25. Twenty-five defeats in one Premier League season. Eighty goals conceded in 38 matches. Nine consecutive home league games without scoring — a top-flight record. Relegated from the Premier League with five games remaining. Over £180 million in pre-tax losses across three financial years. Six-point deduction for financial rule breaches. Season-ticket renewal rates falling from 97.6% to 79.1% over two years £89.5m loss in 2022/23, the first relegation season. £19.4m loss in 2023/24, despite winning the Championship. £71.1m loss in 2024/25, despite returning to the Premier League. Staff costs reached 116% of revenue in 2022/23 and 101.6% in 2023/24. An independent commission found a breach of the applicable financial rules, resulting in a six-point deduction in February 2026. The club subsequently lost its appeal And in League One…just two wins from the opening eight matches, including a 4–0 home defeat to Oxford and a 3–1 defeat to Peterborough. This is not simply a run of poor results. It is a sustained failure of footballing and financial management. Please feel free to add the Kevin Bacon ‘These are the facts of the case and they are undisputed’ meme
  7. Character building
  8. That’s a fairly anaemic statement from the Trust, sadly. I understand as presumably they still want a relationship with the club (?). It just doesn’t really convey the breathtaking decline and scale of ineptitude by those running the club, imo. Everyone seems scared to offend/upset the preciously thin-skinned owner. Nothing will change until Top is publicly and consistently called out as the architect in chief of this sh*tshow. Rudkin will then just be collateral. How did a club with such sporting and financial opportunities allow the decline to continue through three separate relegations? Financial mismanagement, points deduction, record breaking losing streaks….and it’s still getting worse. The quality of managerial appointments are matters of opinion, but the facts would suggest that these have also been poorly thought through. I’m sure someone with more intelligence than me can put together a compelling, stat-based, anti-business plan of what we have spectacularly achieved in such a short space of time.
  9. How to spell Axolotl
  10. Wtf is Middle Eastern money doing to mainstream sport? This isn’t anti-Middle East, and Western sport was hardly pure beforehand. But there’s a point where money stops enhancing sport and starts distorting it. The Man City/Premier League debacle. Huge boxing bouts in Riyadh with virtually no atmosphere. The LIV Golf circus. F1 increasingly following the biggest cheque, and so on. Sport needs investment. But.
  11. Sandisk are my best performers this year - I think data storage type businesses are a decent growth market.
  12. Cockney 🤣🤣
  13. I recently got a ‘why would I want to learn to drive?’ response from my 18 year old. Could’ve kissed him
  14. I have been known to sneak down and watch the odd game. Same at Fulham Usually when I just want to see football- proper football, rather than what we have been served up the last 3 or 4 years.
  15. Everton Ipswich is a decent watch. Fatawu playing well
  16. Nah - the guy is a tit. Peace x
  17. "I think the training has set them up well" Clearly implying that if we don't win then it's the players fault, not his. Absolute tit.
  18. I think I’m with the man with the hat on this. The Outer Space Treaty was created in a very particular era. The United States and Soviet Union were armed with enough nuclear weapons to destroy one another, yet both broadly recognised the value of rules that prevented an unrestricted battlefield. That assumption looks increasingly fragile and a lot less likely to be followed in this era. Also, individual loon-tube squillionaires are now part of the conversation, rather than just states, countries or blocs. The goalposts have been well and truly burned down, rather than merely moved, since the 60’s, imo.
  19. Cheery when you think about it, innit. The more simply it’s explained the less comforting I find it I never really took the ‘we’re all doomed’ scenario seriously until it all kicked off recently. A couple of thought provoking theoretical situations: ASi is built to come up with a plan to reverse climate change. Best way to reverse climate change is to reduce the world population from 8 billion-odd to a billion over the next 15 years. Now instruct our ASI to model a scenario where that is entirely doable… Or mad/bad/loon man wants world power/world destruction, but can’t afford the hardware. The atomic bomb industrialised destructive power. ASI could industrialise destructive intelligence — and intelligence is much cheaper to copy. Sleep tight, all
  20. Hmmm. Intelligence limits what you can do, as well as the threats you can think of. A bacteria or piece of moss on a fence cannot understand the human Ronsealing it, kicking a ball against it, or deciding to tear it down. Not because the human is hiding their intentions, but because those intentions exist beyond the bacteria/moss (insert whatever ‘lesser’ organism takes your fancy) capacity to comprehend. With Ai/ASi humanity may face the same problem…we are the bacteria or moss.
  21. Yeah - maybe the words ‘massively’ and ‘flirted’ are doing some heavy lifting in that sentence. But….the waaaaay she said hello left me in absolutely no doubt. No siree.
  22. I’m thoroughly enjoying the dismay, outrage and disbelief of United fans that a decision dare go against them.
  23. Can I just proudly post in here that I got massively flirted with by said rock chick archeologist at an event I was at a little while ago. I was with my wife () who was in hysterics at what a drooling wreck I was afterwards Worth it 😍
  24. I'd take Sven over this clown, even now. Saying that, the top brass hiring a manager that doesn't win games can't really be annoyed when he doesn't win games.
  25. ...which is why I'm going with my (6 months older) neighbour...
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