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He did okay in a championship side, this 100% agent talk. Why would any of those sides take an interest in him?

Decent pub near to where I live. Does a great breakfast menu, so we went to try it's non-breakfast food yesterday and was properly put off. Just a massive shame, and explained why it's mostly empty

Definitely, the way sewage is handled is absolutely needing to be improved across the board. It's one of those where we take for granted when things are working well, but it becomes a massive issue when something does go wrong. Crypto in particular is a proper pain, what the articles aren't telling people is that it comes massively from livestock and animals. We're in peak livestock grazing weather so we're seeing more, alongside slurry spreading leaching into rivers.

Feel this is becoming our basic response to most decisions the club takes now. Safe standing, general sale and memberships, ticketing in general, fan led atmosphere - tifos etc all have such bizarre stances from the club. Almost as if the people making decisions relating to fans have no idea

Because the size of the case, the fact Man City have already started litigation against every line of the charges, every charge etc They're doing their upmost to try to slow this down for as long as possible

They're being investigated The charges against them are significantly more complex than "did they breach ffp over this year/3 year period.

At the end of the day it's a competitive career path, the club has no obligation to provide opportunities to play when returning from injury. If they've rehabbed, paid for operations etc We don't know what's happened behind the scenes, but tweets like that don't exactly put him into a good light.

Water system has its flaws, just as most systems do, but we're hugely lucky to have the systems we do in place. You'd be shocked the amount of testing, treatment and work that goes into providing your water

Gave it the big 'un when they beat us, and fair play, but then seem mortally offended for any sort of shit thrown back at them. Weird bunch

I've never understood this view. Since 2003 they've been in the league 3 times and finished 9th, 17th, 19th. They were successful until the turn off the millennium. I don't even remember them being a decent outfit, so to suggest a team who have done **** all for a quarter of a century are a big miss is laughable

And they went to the play offs to prove they're the best team

Leeds haven't been good, Angus Gunn has a bet on

What the **** has he done there

The electric elland road? Just another set of fans supporting for the potential final game of their season

Important we note that whatever the decision, next year will be a mess. Refs can't officiate without VAR, as we've seen when they step down to the champ, and with VAR they can't officiate

Oh he's definitely off

Kevin Grey sounds like a mid '90's full back who wasn't scared of a tackle

Head injury protocols are awful in football. He shouldn't have been allowed to carry on

All depends how we intend to set up next season. If we drop a touch deeper, add more pace and play less stupidly then it won't be the worst call

Use 12ft ladder

Wouldn't a general note of "if you can't get into the area, move as close as possible" do the job

What the **** is this monstrosity

The knife attack at the Leeds Vs Norwich game was dreadful to see. Hopefully those responsible get arrested But the Leeds fans stirring shit up on twitter to try and create issues at the second leg need to get a grip.

Same for basically all 3 of us really

Smells of bs to me. Doesn't take into account the decisions they did get which were wrong