Search results

I guess you are wearing your Marigolds?

Nicked off Facebook: UK Virus ALERT The English are feeling the pinch in relation to recent virus threat and have therefore raised their threat level from “Miffed” to “Peeved.” Soon, though, level may be raised yet again to “Irritated” or even “A Bit Cross.” The English have not been “A...

You came out, when?

Good plan. About 35-40 years ago city played Saturday,Tuesday,Thursday to clear a backlog of fixtures . It may have been the Sunderland relegation year.

Behind closed doors games is the way to go. I don’t care if we go through to August as long as the league is completed. Or end the season and give everyone draws. 77pts for city and Champions will do me! One way or another this has got to end the way a normal league season finishes...

For heaven’s sake. They are football fans with a passion for their team. Good on them for ‘melting’ down...they care.

The Accrington Stanley Owner for example. This was buried in another thread a couple of days ago. I do wonder if these threads need to be isolated when there are too many posts on them!

I’d settle for 5 from 10 and a draw. Don’t think that makes 11.

It would be like Pokemon all over again. 1970 football card Definitely.

Passa da balla?

Whitmore Park. Is there one in Holbrook as well?

And a tad worse than the European season scuppered by Liverpool 1987

62/63?

why bail any of them out? The powers that be would be daft to. They never have and should not start now regardless of the outcome.

He who laughs last and all that.

Fans will get a feel for what it is like for the stay away group.

They would have to win by a big margin to make any difference.

I was thinking that as well. Some bloke from Accrington Stanley is calling for a complete pause. I wonder how many injuries they have?

Even the experts disagree. Dr Jenny Harries on BBC 1 We may not ban large gatherings based on our current situation.

you don’t have to be religious to have a different opinion to you. FWIW the deaths from the common varieties of flu were 26000 in the uk a couple of years ago.