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53 minutes ago, bovril said:

America is not the only country in the world and if you think someone has had their mind addled by Elon's algorithms to point out that many British cities compare quite poorly to European ones in terms of crime and safety, perhaps you have also had your mind addled by said algorithms. I realise that's a terribly worded and confusing sentence. 

 

Surely a few years ago those algorithms were convincing Brits that Europe was incredibly dangerous and European criminals were queuing up at the airport to come and live off benefits in Peterborough. 

 

I know very little about the region but I'm guessing East Asian cities also compare favourably to the UK. 

Yeh true. East Asian mega cities are really really fun but again unimaginable to live in with all the practicalities that go with life, imo 

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Just now, grobyfox1990 said:

Yeh true. East Asian mega cities are really really fun but again unimaginable to live in with all the practicalities that go with life, imo 

As I typed this I missed Riis’ goal! You can all thank me 

Posted
59 minutes ago, bovril said:

America is not the only country in the world and if you think someone has had their mind addled by Elon's algorithms to point out that many British cities compare quite poorly to European ones in terms of crime and safety, perhaps you have also had your mind addled by said algorithms. I realise that's a terribly worded and confusing sentence. 

 

Surely a few years ago those algorithms were convincing Brits that Europe was incredibly dangerous and European criminals were queuing up at the airport to come and live off benefits in Peterborough. 

 

I know very little about the region but I'm guessing East Asian cities also compare favourably to the UK. 

In terms of blue collar street crime, based on my own experience they do compare favourably. 

 

It's just the white collar crime you have to worry about over there. 

Posted (edited)
On 17/09/2026 at 19:57, Trav Le Bleu said:

LCFC isn't the worst run business in the UK.

 

That honour belongs to Royal Mail.

 

Probably true.   Few years ago,  I knew about 4-5 posties.  All of them bar one have left with last one in the process of brushing up his CV now.  

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On 11/09/2026 at 08:28, Foxdiamond said:

Is it the place or feeling of not being home?

I had a negative experience living there, but generally I find the place really depressing. The whole city is basically a construction site, brooding high rise popping up everywhere, there are almost no open or green spaces or parks etc. around the city centre, very few sights to see, the weather is always shite and the place is just really grubby. 

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38 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

I had a negative experience living there, but generally I find the place really depressing. The whole city is basically a construction site, brooding high rise popping up everywhere, there are almost no open or green spaces or parks etc. around the city centre, very few sights to see, the weather is always shite and the place is just really grubby. 

I can really appreciate that the lack of green spaces and parks etc will affect long term mental health.

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1 minute ago, Foxdiamond said:

I can really appreciate that the lack of green spaces and parks etc will affect long term mental health.

I had a negative experience but much of this was based on my circumstances at the time. I had a job that I was unqualified for and I sucked at (and was let go from), I'd just been dumped, I didn't know anyone there and lived alone, I started drinking heavily. I just was in a really bad way. I have a negative association with the city, which probably does cloud my judgement somewhat, but I also do just find it depressing. 

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59 minutes ago, Foxdiamond said:

I can really appreciate that the lack of green spaces and parks etc will affect long term mental health.

Frederiksberg Kommune, down the road from me in Copenhagen has an urban planning policy that you must be able to see at least one tree from your apartment or house, which is in itself the most Danish thing I could imagine.

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2 hours ago, FerrisBueller said:

Frederiksberg Kommune, down the road from me in Copenhagen has an urban planning policy that you must be able to see at least one tree from your apartment or house, which is in itself the most Danish thing I could imagine.

Brilliant idea

Posted
3 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

I had a negative experience but much of this was based on my circumstances at the time. I had a job that I was unqualified for and I sucked at (and was let go from), I'd just been dumped, I didn't know anyone there and lived alone, I started drinking heavily. I just was in a really bad way. I have a negative association with the city, which probably does cloud my judgement somewhat, but I also do just find it depressing. 

As a song once said I'm not a man that likes to swear but I never cared for the sound of being alone

Posted
5 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

I am sick to death of seeing or hearing about 2015/16

Agreed. The story had been endlessly told and now supposed supporters are attempting to defend and justify this awful position by saying, ludicrously, that we'd have taken it because of that season.

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Posted
7 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

I am sick to death of seeing or hearing about 2015/16

I've not been to a game for a couple of years but decided to go to the Northampton game with a friend who's a Cobblers fan. I couldn't believe they're still showing the Premier League win show reel! Considering where we are now it felt a bit cringe tbh...

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I know a lot of people don't agree but I quite liked the compilation they show before the game. (Disclaimer: I also take flasks of coffee and M&S wraps to games). Seems a bit tragic now but would probably be too awkward to just stop showing it. At least the goal music has been ****ed off. 

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Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, bovril said:

Do we really need to post links to stories about people like this. I use this forum for a bit of an escape, I don't want to be reminded of the horrors of the real world. 

Then I assume you avoid the match day threads? :)

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On 2015/16, it is more to do with the fact that around 4 players (usually Albrighton, Morgan, Huth and Fuchs) are on endless podcasts being asked the same questions - "How did you win it?" , "When did you know?" , "How did it feel?" - then the same answers; "Nige laid the foundations, Claudio didn't change much, Shakey was the influence, Vards, N'Golo etc".

Posted
2 hours ago, bovril said:

Do we really need to post links to stories about people like this. I use this forum for a bit of an escape, I don't want to be reminded of the horrors of the real world. 

I was fully expecting it to be an article about Jon Rudkin or Russell Martin.

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Posted
3 hours ago, bovril said:

Do we really need to post links to stories about people like this. I use this forum for a bit of an escape, I don't want to be reminded of the horrors of the real world. 

Genuine apologies.

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