Groby_Blue

I didn't know they had a skyscraper. Just Googled it. It looks to be in the same state as the football club.

They're considering giving Ruud a job he already has? #newdepths

If Ruud tries to sue us, we should counter sue him under the trades description act.

Loved him. Rememeber that worldie he scored at Old Trafford from about a yard.

Put it this way, I doubt there will be a statue of Top outside the stadium when he's gone. Unless he puts one there himself before he leaves.

So the owners of the airports are less profitable too. Misery loves company.

Followed by Heeeeeeeeer's Seany!

Cooper returning as manager - Ruud steps up to DOF. No compensation, no pay off. John working at duty free in a Thai airport.

The Birch's half time talks were superb. Remember one season when they pulling people of of the crowd to do the crossbar challenge and if they did it, they won a car that was sat on the side of the pitch. No-one ever did it. One match, the Birch came out of the tunnel, saw the car and said, is this bloody thing still here??! I think that was the same match where the ref went card crazy and booked most of our players in the first half and Birch said something about someone sitting in the car, putting it in gear and driving into the ref when he came out for the second half. He got dragged before the FA for those comments IIRC.

I've got a top with the red Walkers logo with a massive fag burn on it from when we scored against Chelsea doing this.

It was the part about Graham Potter and David Moyes waiting for a call from us that did me

Point of interest - look at the Directors top left - Terry Shipman, chairman. Martin George, became chairman. John Elsom, became chairman. Tom Smeaton, became chairman. Our board was the equivalent of the Liverpool boot room.

Man, I can actually smell the fired onions behind the Kop when I see those photos. My first match was late 70's with my Dad and his mate sat on those bench seats in the DD. First match on my own years later was against Newcastle sitting in the East Stand, looking at the Kop and thinking, that looks fun in there. Spent the rest of my time at Filbo in crazy corner and never left. Sat in the Carling once for Gordon Banks testimonial, never went in the north stand. Got on the pitch after the Spurs match for my one and only time. So weird looking at the Kop and the DD from the players perspective. And that last match when the floodlights slowly faded away to darkness....

What now for RVN? I doubt he cares. Just waiting for the pay off. The fact that his backroom staff are being taken apart surely points to a clean sweep and a new manager bringing in his own staff.

After all this discussion, it's not going to be Dyche anyway is it.

We've been waiting until he hit the required age metric.

"We don't want the likes of Leicester in the Champions League"

Cooper had lost the dressing room - the I miss you Enzo thing and Vardy screaming 'That was fooking rubbish' at him when he got subbed off against Chelsea, the fans weren't having him and Top didn't want him. There's no way he would have survived the season, let alone still be here for the Championship. As MGLCFC says, it was the disaster that followed the disaster that has buggered us.

They should definitely bring these back. I'd even attend a few myself to hear a load of ten year old chanting F**k off Rudkin.

I wonder what the Brentford fans would say now if they had to spend twenty minutes each match watching their two centres halves passing the ball between them, ala Amartey and Soyuncu, and they then got relegated.

Heard a sad tale yesterday. Me and my Dad knew one of the stewards who worked in the Kop, really nice guy called Derek. We always had a chat with him before the games and he was a sound guy. My Dad told me yesterday that Derek had died and someone who went to his funeral said there was no representation from LCFC at his funeral - and he'd worked for the club for 45 years. Pretty much sums the club up these days.

The only FNF game I went to was when Pontus Kamark was coming back from a really bad injury that had kept him out for ages. There was a lot of excitement about him playing again and I wanted to see how he was getting on. The bloke behind me had clearly never been to a first team game as whenever Pontus gingerly played the ball, he kept going 'Huh, he ain't that good is he'

Dear God it was a joke. As if anyone would dismiss what MON did for us because of one match.

You'll never sing that

I did realise which one he meant and I still don't rate him. Never have. Still seething over that Sheff United match at Filbo.