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Unfortunately, there's no probably about it. Quoting Scope's research again, "Disabled people are almost three times as likely to live in material deprivation than the rest of the population (34% versus 13%)." Requiring that supporters with disabilities receive a higher rate of DLA or PIP will...

This is a disappointing attitude. Disabled households face extra costs, not every disabled household is able to meet the extra cost of disability. Even after taking PIP (designed to help offset these costs) into account, the average disabled household (including at least one disabled adult or...

Torp, easily. People I usually never speak to, are still making an effort to tell me it was the best game they'd ever seen and that penalties were the wrong way to end the game. I don't know what to say to them. The more I hear that, the more the magnitude sinks in.

I celebrated it. I'm honest in saying it looked level and wasn't clearly on or off. The VAR decision was made quickly. It would now be good for the PGMOL to take time to review it, even if the result can't be changed.

It's not ‘obvious corruption’, and I wouldn't draw attention to other mistakes Michael Salisbury has made if I thought it put his safety at risk. I'm highlighting that a human made the decision, and it could be a human error (not technology). VAR checked all seven goals on Sunday, all given by...

I've written more on one of the other threads about this. I'm surprised more of you don't know about yesterday's VAR official Michael Salisbury and the controversial mistakes he's made in the past. The PGMOL had previously dropped him and needed to apologise for his mistakes. This was the latest...

I'm surprised. Not much has been made of the previous mistakes Michael Salisbury (the VAR official) has made, and the PGMOL needed to apologise for. He was dropped following mistakes from premier league fixtures in the 22/23 season and again this season. In August, he failed to intervene and...

Knew Badger during the GMK days. Witty, friendly and approachable. RIP.

Last time we did it, I was on the champagne instead of beer. Better value for money and not as bloated.

Yep

He wasn't ever on loan.

And me.

My uncle had a box, and the family got together at weekends for games, but I don't remember watching any of the games. The first game I remember watching was on 27 January 1981 versus West Ham. Garry Thompson got us tickets for the game. Hooked after that night.

It has to have been written by ChatGPT.

At the bottom of the rollercoaster…

Chat GPT, write an anecdote about Coventry and West Ham fans in the style of the film The Football Factory:

It wouldn't be the first time Paterson and his agent to used us to put his name out there. We're mugs for believing that he's interested.

One never looks up, the other can't stand up.

You might as well give up.