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So does Jesus

Oh yes because public sector workers don't pay tax. Tax payers money given to those wasters at Buck Palace , tax cuts for the billionaire class and for Zelenskey and co to buy a few more mansions in Miami

Enoch Oswald Starmer would want all his tickets clothes glasses concert tickets for free ,oh he's already had that.

Great name

I like the podcast too.

It was stated on a no of forums ,Sky Sports and various other outlets.

Yes it was but he actually agreed to join them last week.

He signed last week

Just rumours

He He's going to have his pick , Bayern are also interested , he would be wasting his talents if he signed for Manure Utd.

He scored a cracking goal on Saturday , showing pace ,power and strength as he scored. All the attributes Simms and Wright seem to lack.

Decent and honourable lol, the man who loves the Tories ( now probably Enoch Oswald Starmer )

I do wish guys like that obese Charlton fan would keep his shirt on when celebrating. If I had a fat body like that with man boobs I would not wish to show it off.

Equally if you want to go down that road the great Ajax side of the 70s and the AC Milan side with the Dutch guys were fabulous attacking sides for example who won things. Add on Barca with Messi , Xavi and co.

" a hard man" , must be the Viagra

Luckily my pensions plus rental income is funding me . It's certainly a relatively cheaper place to live than the UK.

Yes we did have some great moments ,apart from the FA Cup final , one of favourites moments was that 3-2 win against Manure , when we were 1-2 down with a minute or so to go, what a goal by Huckerby. Flew to Havana 2 days later and bumped into a Manure fan who didn't know the result. Bangkok has...

I Started following the Sky Blues in 1967, after a while especially the late 80 and 90s it was boring watching us struggle for survival thinkin we'd probably win about 10-12 league games a season. For the younger fans it's obviously different as most won't have seen us in the top flight

In I prefer the journey rather than the destination

Seems to be an obsession with " leaders " a fine players , as a manager ,I'll see what he does next season. So far in his career as he approaches 47 years of age , he has been good in his first season at Derby, Chelsea and us . Let's see what he can do longer term .