The Doctor

"the US have set off on a new ground invasion but against who Chris Kamara?"

bringing the dicks only recruitment policy to its logical conclusion

come off it. Winning every year doesn't mean you should be embarassed to celebrate. If it had been reversed, game at Tynecastle and Hearts scored late to win the league everyone would be fully backing a pitch invasion. Win it in that way and a pitch invasion feels absolutely right. The attacking hearts players is obviously horrid but the concept of a pitch invasion is fine.

hows that? The lad who plays the cross has two defenders beyond him, and the goalscorer is behind the ball back in

He's no interfering with play though? Balls going nowhere near him from that first pass, and he's well on in the second phase.

don't think you need dodgy lines when he's about 2 yards on even by the naked eye

Nothing wrong with that. What a gutter

Eh, North Parades got some decent pubs on it.

long standing problem turned out to be that our xPodcasts stats were appalling

I mean, yes it's on him, rudkin and glover that we've not changed tack since Rodgers left, but the dickheads only recruitment policy started with Brendan, and that's a common theme with him as manager, tanking recruitment wherever he goes

has taken them far more than a season. I work with a couple of Wednesday supporters and they've been wanting Chansiri gone for years - just there was still a divide in the fanbase between those who saw the trajectory and those who still focused on his first couple of years in charge. This season is where the penny has dropped for the holdouts and they've had a majority for Chansiri Out. We're on the same timeline but 2 or 3 years behind.

and this is playoff level for this division... gonna be humiliating when we get beat by both of these next season

eh, opposition made up of players who played against us that season makes sense. very funny that they're refusing to announce the squads though, genuinely feels like they're trying to trick people again, who might think that the 15/16 squad will be there when Mahrez, Kanté, Vardy and Schmeichel definitely won't be

didn't deserve it at all. That's what happens when you've got forced voting for the women's team alongside the men's team, despite men's team fans outnumbering those who take an interest in the women's team 10:1. Lehmann is name recognition but she should have been nowhere near it, personally I voted Liv McLoughlin but there's several who'd be ahead of Lehmann in the voting if it was restricted to those who actually watch the women's team

genuinely, need to split the awards because that is just men's team only fans who recognize the name rather than any actual endorsement of her performances compared to the rest also, justice for Strollin' Joe Aribo, who definitely won the player of the season, and Bare Goals Richards for young player of the season

let's be honest, if he did and celebrated, everyone would instead change tune and ask why you're celebrating scoring a in a dead rubber having not shown up all season and contributed to us going down.

hes genuinely an idiot

19m for Lookman and James options not taken (granted JJ doesn't want to do a league one season) vs 25m for Skipp. If you don't laugh you'd cry.

relegated two clubs in a single season, win today changes nothing beyond moving him to marginally better than Mclintock and Sousa and comparable to Bassett rather than the outright worst manager in our history as far as win rate goes. Send him away and change the locks to be sure

bold to assume that he's not also blocked by Graham Potter, just to keep him out of the DMs.

nope, would have finished above Blackburn on goal difference

half the time that excuse doesn't wash anyway. Let's take Winks. His book value for PSR is 2.5m, so a 1m sale this summer is a 1.5m "loss" but in reality we make that back three times over in getting his 90k wages off the books. Unless we're saying we would immediately replace his wages with someone equally as shit (and the Soumare out, Aribo in transfers do at least make this a defensible claim), it's not really a problem

that potential trouble doesn't become bigger in the PL than it is in this division though? in reality there'd be two games where it would likely kick off, both against West Ham. But again, that would be the case if west ham go down and Millwall don't go up, and I'm not seeing any posts about the met police bricking it if west ham get relegated

and the board will not acknowledge that in any way. The decision makers at the club will not accept any culpability and have got themselves a ready made excuse.

worst result we could have gotten tbh, means the board can blame the points deduction (we all know they're going to ignore that they were responsible for it) and no lessons from the most avoidable relegation since 22/23 Leicester will be learnt