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Definitely Trevor Peake. Looked like a bathroom salesman, but played like Maldini.

Very eloquently written, Matt, you hit the nail on the head/hit the moaners with a kosh. I know which one I'd rather hit.... Anyway, spot on. :claping hands:

That would be moi, to rip the piss out of B A Robertson's atrocious 'It's for life son', that replaced Mr Blue Sky for a few matches as the team's entrance music. A worthy bump, me thinks, considering the legendary shiteness of the song. ;)

Yeah that's the one, whoever sung it sounded like he was choking on a cock.

Was it him who wrote that dreadful, cheesy song that was played as the team's entrance theme, in 2000? Thankfully, it was short-lived. That was one truly cringe-worthy song, I remember the Middlesborough fans ripping the piss out of it.

Yeah there's always that eventuality, which in itself is a shame. Hopefully the 'lesser' teams performing well can capitalise on their form and maintain some level of momentum that will enable them to nab one or two places in Europe.

Definitely versatile, but he strikes me as a player losing passion for the game. Hell of a right foot on him, though.

Well, here's hoping, even if the likes of Stoke, Leicester, Palace or even Watford got a top 5 finish it'd be a nice change. Then I might take an interest in the Premiership again, 'cos the last 8 years or so it's bored my tits off.

Funny how the CT only commit to a 'rumour mill' headline after a piece of news is confirmed on here...

Well you don't need a top of the range with nobs on for that, the one I linked from Argos should suffice - the wife has one and it's a solid tablet. Don't ever buy an @Tab tablet though, they're as fragile as Villa's defence and the replacements they send are dire refurbishments.

Yeah but even if Clarke did come back, he'd be off 'for a bit more money'. Tudgay is a 7/10 no.10 on a good day, and I'd rather sacrifice scoring instinct for loyalty tbh.

To be fair, I don't follow any media coverage of The Premiership, aside from what's on here or BBC Sport - I know Leicester are doing extremely well, it's just my opinion they won't sustain it. Top 5 finish perhaps, it seems they deserve it; like I said I like seeing the Premiership table...

Who said anything about relying on other teams capitulating? Personally, I don't care how we get out of this league. I wouldn't give a toss if it was at the expense of a better team. This club needs to get out of this league, and I won't be mulling over moral implications to do so.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3259944.htm?CMPID=GS001&_$ja=cgid:12488287490|tsid:59158|cid:200223050|lid:104480461970|nw:g|crid:66128552450|rnd:12358066966276513913|dvc:c|adp:1o2|bku:1&gclid=CO2yrtSLx8kCFch82wodQCgEww ?

Yes, absolutely, but if we can utilise and benefit from negative circumstances at rival clubs, surely that's not detrimental?

Yes, well, you have to remember that some people take themselves and their moral imperatives very seriously. :p

All hail Nilsson, the impeccable-haired one. :cool:

Was actually gonna watch that, but I was too bollocksed the other night. I love that Bill Murray anecdote, where he pinched a french fry off a woman's tray in Wendy's, then said: ''Nobody's ever gonna believe you."

4 goals in 13 games was a shit return for L1 wasn't it, and he seemed to only score tap-ins or scuffed flukes. Seems all that humility he showed for the CT when he came here was false, as the lad has an incurable case of Arsehole-itis.

Exactly this, Premiership-wise, anyway. It's a refreshing change to see the table broken up of it's dominant teams - Leicester won't be there long, but again, I like it too when there's something different going on in the Premiership. I can't say I feel pity for Chelsea, despite the fact I...