Gamble92

This forums gone to the dogs

Isn't really

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Slowly passing round the ball Get ready for Tom Cannon ball Where were you while we got Pukka Pies?

Oi that's my Dad

It was beyond comical how bad it got. The Middlesbrough one I lost it and smashed the **** out of my radio. Was quite a nice Sony one as well. 3-1 up with 2 minutes left. Loved Micky Adams but he had a really small time mentality when it come to the Premier League and it seemed to set in with the players. Had no idea he wanted to leave because we changed don't know what you're doing though. It was a strange choice to leave. Still find it unforgivable that he got Dennis Wise at Coventry.

If general Foxestalk predictions came true we'd be in the national league in administration and Rudkin would be Prime Minister.

Apart from being bald what else does he have in common with Voldermort?

Least we know why there wasn't any last season as we crumbled towards the most astonishing failure of the Premier League era. That's all left off that little summary of our history that it reminds us Susan overlooked. You watch, if we do go up this season all of them, including Rudkin, will talk of it like a huge achievement on their part.

Agreed. It's looking like something on the scale of Titles stripped and relegation. It's that bad for them.

I'm just pointing out that they wouldn't have agreed to anything that would lead to a more level playing field. They'd have realised this keeps them where they are and it still wasn't enough for their greed. Probably because even with these measures making it so unevenly balanced Spurs and Man United have done everything they can to fail year after year. It hasn't stopped teams going for broke and failing. Theres still unfit people taking over clubs with the fit and proper persons tests. They aren't bothered about whether clubs go busy or not, just anything to keep the big boys from running off into their shitty Super League.

The only reason the big clubs were happy with FFP being brought in was because it cemented their position at the top of English football for good. Not because it helped clubs avoid administration.

I was talking to a Burnley fan a couple of years ago who randomly said we cheated when we went up and I assumed he meant back in 2002 but he was on about the last promotion. Strange how much other fans hold these grudges. For a team supposedly with no rivals we seen to have a lot of haters.

To be honest in any other year it does. Even this year it's going to pretty much confirm they'll be in a battle all season when it looked like they wouldn't be. It's only because the three promoted sides are unprecedentedly bad. 10 points is huge.

It was our own fault. But that doesn't excuse the fact the team one place and 2 points above us broke the rules.

In reality Chelsea and Man City should be stripped of all their titles but they won't be. It'd be too damaging for the brand. Happy with this if it is upheld. Still does us no good and unfortunately due to the pathetically poor standard of promoted teams they've managed to probably make it all worth doing. The irony of it is they've said it didn't give them a sporting advantage in the review. Other than them coming to the conclusion all the players Everton bought were absolutely shit, how on earth can they say it doesn't give them sporting advantage?

Pleased for him if he's settled now. Sounds like from the interview above it was a mutual decision to not play as an inverted full back rather than Enzo simply writing him off. I think him, Justin and Ricardo are all better off as traditional wing backs bombing forward rather than inverted. Ricardo has done so well with it but he's a class above anyone in this league playing wherever he wants to be honest. One thing it might do is help Ricardo and Justin with their injury issues long term.

I don't appreciate your tone Raj

Done a bit more for the club than you have Raj. Don't bring up your 40p contribution to the collection tins when we went into administration again either.

He had chance to leave for Leeds and didn't. What's he supposed to do when Celtic come in for him? There can be absolutely no doubt Taylor ruined us with what he did after, but I'm not of this rose tinted view that that famous 5-2 Sunderland win was going to be the beginning of us going on to challenge for the top 4. O'Neill has a very sketchy history of spending money wisely on players and it's by no means a certainty we'd have gone on and done any more. Could quite easily have messed up and missed his chance to go Celtic if he hadn't then.

Don't forget whenever we lose its always an academy/Leicester born players fault for winning some competition to play for us.

I try not to come on here after a loss because it never makes me feel any better

****ing shit weekend

After Fox Leisure all the kit manufacturers looked horrendous on our shirts until Puma. That period after Micky Adams got sacked is just awful in every single way. All my old programmes and season review DVDs need putting on a bonfire.

Sit in the home end. Put on a Boro accent. Just watch some Peter Beagrie best of clips for source material.